I have a tube home for my cats, and it has a 1 foot by 1 foot door opening. Is this pet bed flexible enough for me to bend it to get it inside?
237104
Yes, you can actually roll this bed up entirely and the good thing is it doesn't come on until pressure is applied - my dachshunds LOVE it. I almost returned it because of the delay in warming thinking it didn't work - now my mother uses it to keep her feet warm when she lies down as well.
511136
Probably. If your cat seems to like the solid, long vertical surfaces of a door frame, this would be the closest thing, and the fact that it's sisal covered should make it more appealing than a door frame. If I had this problem, I would get this and keep a squirt bottle handy. Praise him when he uses the post, squirt him when he uses the door frame.
1179836
I would think that a 20 pound adult cat could easily get through the door and fit inside this just fine. The opening is 11 inches high and it's the same width at the bottom. It tapers to about 7 inches at the top but is still wide enough all the way up. I would think even a small dog could fit in it just fine. It's a really nice design and even folds flat if you need to pack or store it. I would highly recommend it!
2083630
I don't think so. There is a minimum thickness of the door in order to install the pet door.
487217
In my experience it will kink when bent sharply. The tubing is somewhat soft.
2246012
Not really. You would have to remove the bolts and fasteners which hold the top and bottom together as the door fits into holes on one side. Think of it as door hinges. I guess you could simply tie the door open if you want to use it as a cat bed.
1507737
The floor is very flexible. What I did was put my puppy's bed in it to help with that and help him be more comfortable.
20946
Nope. My cat caught on how to use the door faster than one of my dogs. I like that, but if you have a strictly indoor cat, it won't work.
1807787
The cat would have to lift it from one of the openings and I would think that would difficult to do with paws.
200342
Yes, although a clever cat/dog could probably expand it back open completely. It doesn't"lock" in a rectangular shape.
1168330
I woulded "Fold" it but it will certainly roll up - like to insert it through the door? I mean, you have to do that to get it into the "cathouse" they sell with it.
2048687
I would not bend it. It is flexible but fragile. The base is pretty weak. Mine was broken upon delivery because of the way it was bent in the mailing envelope, which wasn't particularly sharp.
2266132
Yes,This has a slight bending ability. But not enough to bend on a curve. Bending might break the seal inside. Contact the manufacturer for these type of questions.
302751
My large dogs bent this gate already. But I do think since its a cat door that a chihuahua shouldn't have a problem getting through it.
1073043
I wouldn't try that. It's too thick to to bend into a crate. My advice would be to buy a smaller one that fits into the crate or use another mat for the crate.
1743590
Yes, the the metal clips that go over the top of the door are bendable so that you can adjust them to the thickness of your door.
1504860
it is stranded, so yes it is very flexible. anything with a unweighted turn diameter of 1/2 inch should do fine.