What is the gap distance between vertical bars? Are they spaced closely enough to contain a cat?
1948854
Just eyeballing it -- maybe a little over 2 inches between bars. I don't think a full-grown cat would be able to squeeze through; a small kitten maybe could. I think the height would be more of the question for using it to contain a cat. If your cat is like a kitten I had, it wouldn't be unrealistic for it to jump to the top of the gate, perch there, and then jump off to where ever it wants to go!! :) That's speculating -- I haven't actually used it with a cat...!!
1948855
The bars are about three inches apart. A kitten could probably squeeze through, but a full grown cat would have a hard time.
1948856
They are about 2.5 inches apart. My cats haven't been able to walk through them. However, they can jump over it pretty easily.
1948857
The gap spacing is 2 1/2 in or 6,5 cm ! Depending on how big your cat is , I would say it could work for a cat too, but kittens and skinny cats no! Hope this helps!
1884713
The widest gap is 2-3/4". A small cat could easily pass through. A larger cat would have to work at it.
1507816
I have two cats, one under the weight of 10 pounds, the other around 13. the cylinder is small so only a kitten would fit in it, and the middle section cubby hole is small but my smaller cat fits in it ok. very sturdy, and good quality but I should have looked a little more before purchasing
2062674
have mine on my roof, but if I remember right they are about 3 inches to 4 inches apart at the tip. They are rigid enough to discourage cats and would work well on top of a fence.
272029
I guess it depends on the size of your cat and how high they can jump. My cats cannot get throught the bars but can jump it easily. I don't think there is a gate out there they couldn't jump over though. It would have to be at least 4 feet high and that might not even be enough.
361283
The bars are 1 inch apart. If your pets heads are that size, they'll squeeze through.
1749756
The bar spacing is 1/2". I'm using this cage for two budgies, and the spacing is perfect for them.
598671
I don't really know although I imagine you can put the strips around a few bars as long as the width corresponds to the suggested size parameters. You can always order one and if it doesn't work return the item. My cats do like the hammock. I have seen cages w/hammocks in them at pet adoption shows.Good luck and safe travels.
318256
no..the bars are too close. My cat just jumps up and over....or if you have a large dog? you could raise the bottom of the gate to where the cat can crawl under..but the dog (baby?) can not..
365659
The bars have 1 cm/approx. 1/2 inch spacing. That will keep a cat's paws out, but if you have quite large or determined cats it may be better to look at a more solidly built cage.
176179
The bars are spaced 1/2 inch apart vertically and one inch apart horizontally.
1103530
Probably. The gap between the vertical bars is 1.5 inches. There is a 1 inch gap between the floor and the horizontal bar.
91371
The individual bar spacing is very narrow. You could fit your finger through the space, but that's about it. Our bunny did try to dig underneath, but the bars had no problem keeping him in otherwise.
177744
Yes, the cat tree will fit in a 6 ft..vertical space. My cats really have enjoyed this cat tree.
622349
There is 10 inches of space from the center post to the sides of the cat box. Plenty of room for my really overweight cat to fit in.
177745
Might work -- You would need to use only three of the vertical sections and two of the shelves, at least that is how it looks to me. Each vertical section is about 21 or 21.5 inches, the shelves about an inch thick. Good luck. My cat loves this thing.
1110885
I didn't measure them, but they are close enough that a cat is not going to get through...but can still jump over.