no front claws will he have trouble climbing it?
2035914
Our three are declawed. They are excellent jumpers though, and jump to the first level and up from there. If your cat is older or infirm, he may have trouble.
2157644
The weights are held in there really well. Crab walks would probably be fine. Bear crawls would probably be more difficult unless you found some way to cinch it together. In the bear crawl position, there's not much to keep it from sliding forward other than friction, even if you cinch the straps. My guess is that it would start to slide pretty quick.
1049543
Not very hard he can probley do it.. only tuff part is if you have side bags like my road king when the shock moves back on the bracket you may need to modifiee the bags
1084026
I really don't know, my cat has no front claws and it very timid. We have used it 3 times and it is just for short distance. We use it to take our cat to get a trim job about every 4 months We haven' had any problem at this time.The carrier is very nice because the cat can see out of all 4 sides and the top. So their not as closed in as the plastic ones. I hope this was helpful glen PS: It also unfolds and is very easy the store.
1348846
I think he would not be comfortable on the steps as they are not that deep. Not like real stairs. Better off with a ramp.
1188605
Unfortunately my cat is a rescue and he was declawed. He does use the top and crawls into the bottom. He is 15 lbs.
1825262
Just put it in the transport position and it will climb up the step with no problem. I keep mine in a shed as well.
60186
Yes it can but it honestly depends on if the cat has nails and how good of a climber he or she is. I hope this was able to answer your question.
2198770
I'm sure it depends on the child, but my son is 14 mos and is walking well. He hasn't figured out how to climb out and I think it would be hard to do anyway....and he is also very tall for his age and still can't get out yet.
510249
He'll definitely still be able to get to his front paws with this one. It depends on how big of a dog he is for the back paws...the bigger the dog, the better reach he'll have, if he's a smaller dog it might prevent him from getting to his back paws.
415959
No - because it needs the bristles on its back to cling to the back of the tube, so it wouldn't be able to climb just a flat surface.
258213
Absolutely....Our overweight cat jumps to the very top. He also gets on the sink for water. We have three cats....they love this climber. The ropes are great for scratching. (Guess it won't work for a clawless cat!) Have fun!
1630414
Yes, his claws will tear the netting, it's not that strong it's mostly a deterrent.
7758
Absolutely. The older cat - multi-toed is a front declaw and he plays on the top all the time. Jumps to the upper platform with no troubles.... He plays with it as much as the 6 month old kitten.
1097873
No. It only sits maybe a foot off the ground. If they can't jump that high yet you could always build a short ramp for then to walk up.
1419350
Claws dont come off. Its all one piece. Squeeze his legs together and his upper torso moves side to side with a slashing sound.
1008493
It's a bit steep, my bunny makes the jump instead of climbing. You might be able to put something on the ramp (which does have little steps) so it's grippier. Or maybe put something low next to the ramp to give a boost. But the ramp on it's own might be a bit daunting.