I have a platform bed and one of our cats pretty much lives under it. Do you think this tool would work ?
1934906
It handles Dog hair very well. I would think that cat hair would be no problem. You do have to clean it after each use.
1934907
yes, it would be the attachment to buy to vaccuum under a bed...but mine broke and i've never bothered to replace it, and i can't recommend the product. Don't get me wrong - i love my miele vac., i just don't need the extra hassle of changing heads as my regular power head fits under our bed
1934908
The device works very well for places you can get to easily like sofas and heavy curtains. Relative to what you are cleaning, it must be held pretty much at the angle shown in the picture. If you can get to the areas needed allowing for the hose handle that must be attached to it, it should work. If you don't have much clearance, it won't. The regular hard floor attachment that comes with most Miele's is very good at getting flat against the floor. That would be my first choice for under the bed.
1934909
I bought it for the stairs and it doesn't work well at all. Sorry, but don't know about under the bed. Maybe you can buy mine?
1934910
I do not recommend this attachment because the rotating brush easily stops when it encounters modest friction. YMMV.
762826
I think it would still work. Perhaps you could cut the hole higher so that he would have extra space. Cats are quite flexible!! This has worked great for us! The dogs are sad they don't get cat food anymore!!
598669
As long as the dimensions are correct I think it should work. The only thing that may be a problem is the cat crib uses rubber coated straps for friction and the small metal bars may not create enough friction to keep it from slipping down. If there are rungs horizontally on the crate then that would keep it from sliding down.
1750966
Not sure. I am using it for a cat indoors, who feels a need to mark all cat beds so other cats wont use them. It is working somewhat, but if he gets mad enough, he will still mark. Determined cat!
1784715
Yes, I am 99.9% sure it can, and the openings to get through should be fine. It is a nice tower for them. I had a 25lb. cat own me (grin) that would have been fine on it if things had been better for him. My current owner (cat) is on it a lot, but the scratching post part isn't as appealing as I thought.If you are considering a high end purchase for them, if you haven't looked into it, look into the Litter Robot...it'll be good for all of you. Be well, and I hope that helped.
2224456
You have great courage to use it on a cat! Yes, if they will tolerate the noise and the vibration it would work
1281523
I don't think it'd very stable on your bed. You'd be better off going with one of those round pillow cat beds.
298561
From my experience and how mine is mounted it that it will work. Being that close to a step cats will be able to sneak under and dogs will be able to reach head under and cause problems.
1119473
It probably would. I purchased it for an older cat and ended up returning it because it was too small.
840100
I bought this for my 40 lb Basset Hound and she uses it all the time. It's about a foot and a half high. She uses it to get on and off of the couch. The steps aren't steep, so your cat should be able to use them. It's too short to use for a bed, though. They make a 4 step one that I bought for my bed. They work great too.
358398
Vger - It would be sturdy enough for a cat of that size, but the resting area at the top might be a bit tight. The bed part is not as large as I had hoped it would be, and my cats never used that area. They did, however, use the steps quite a bit.
589103
Yes I am sure it would.Our cat is about 12 pounds and he only takes up half of the bed with his legs stretched out.
1397747
I really don't know, we were unable to use them. We wound up going yo Home Depot & found project step(s) that better fit our need. We needed a way for an old cat to get up on the bed without pain. Plus the ones we now have we're $10.00. Hope this helped
1752161
since I do not own a cat, I cannot answer this truthfully but this tool works great on short haired and long haired dogs and I even use it on my horse.
2276970
Yes, that is about right. It is fairly small all over. If you have a large cat it probably won't work. The actual beds are not very comfy. I had to put extra padding on top. Even with doing that my cats do not like it and rarely use it. It is a cute product but not worth the price.
464866
It would work. It's big enough for their food toys and bed but not a litter box. I'd suggest the large one for a litter box. Other than that this is wonderful.
1976164
I don't think that would work very well. There is 13" between shelves, and as the shelves go up each one is 2" narrower than the one below it. I don't think that would give a cat enough room to climb up. I could be wrong, however. We have three cats and none has ever tried it.