Can these tabs be broken up and used for a 7lb cat?
921306
Easy to break in half. More challenging to break into smaller pieces, but it is doable.
921307
I would check with your vet as I am not sure if it can be given to a cat; I purchased for my dog and split in half based on the size chart/tablet dosage.
571695
Unless your cats have front claws it would be very difficult for them to puncture these exercise balls. I suppose it would be possible however. If your cats are known to claw or use their claws on a lot of things then that would be up to you. My cats don't even look at the thing. I hope that helps you
376390
unfortunantly not the plastic bowl is specially made to fit if you used a smaller bowl your cat probably would be able to flip it over and get to it. ive read cats can get them open
1137107
All I can say is our cat won't use it. She tried but the magnets that hold the flaps closed are just a little too strong, but If you have a larger cat, I would think they could use it fine.
164418
Maybe, if you don't fill them all the way. They are about the size of a quarter and 1/2" to 5/8" deep. It might also work if the treats are soft. I use them for dog biscuits for 2 small terriers, but both are strong chewers. I bake the treats longer than required to make them as crisp and dry as possible. You might want to leave the treats a little chewy for a cat. There is another pan that is shaped like little bones that might work better for you. The treats are smaller and can be broken into two pieces.
117441
They are more for dogs with thick nails. I use them for my 65lb dog. But I dont see why you cant use them on your cat, this will probably last you forever.
238665
I have three cats one is about 13lbs. No problem with stability. You could use metal angle brackets to fasten to wall in a couple of places. I think the large flat areas were made of plywood so you probably would need to use 'T-nuts' to fasten to wall.
1179897
Lisa, I have wondered the same thing. I don't see why not, since my dog that uses it only weighs 6 lbs.! My only concern with a cat would be leaving them unattended with a non-breakaway collar on. I have known people that have successfully used the "other" name brand underground fencing with cats. The collar looks to be about the same size.
1541403
Yes. My furry boys play with theirs all the time and it did fray and break. Go to a craft store and buy a roll of beading wire; I would suggest 49 strand which is stronger than 19 or 9. Also get some epoxy glue; I suggest E6000 it's a jewelry glue which is very strong and has a nice thick consistency. I found that by cutting the wire longer (6 feet) than the original one is so much more enjoyable for the cats. Now that they are no longer kittens they are aware of the stick so with the longer wire you can be far enough way with the stick to now distract them. With pliers gently pull the red cap off the stick and then cut the old wire off. Slip the red cap onto the new wire with open end pointing to the tip of the stick. Place some epoxy around the upper/top 1/2 inch of the stick and then wrap your wire around the epoxy at least 4 times; nice and tight. Then positioning the wire parallel away from the stick and pull the red cap down over the tip of the stick where you wound the wire. Push it down nice and snug and then use a clamp (clothes pin, lock pliers) or a heavy object to press down GENTLY the red cap to ensure a good seal. I would wait at least 12-24 hours before using the toy again. I do hope this helped.
944068
I am pretty sure a cat would be able to; the magnets are not that strong and the wind sometimes opens both flaps. Training the cat would be a different story :)
231308
I haven't had any problems just snapping them in half with my fingers but I'm guessing you've tried that. My cat will eat them whole. Beyond that I'm not much help:(
1877132
Possibly. Only one of my three cats uses the boxes but she's normal length & about 10 lb also but is kind of rolled up when she's in the box.
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.
358078
I don't use it anymore because my cat died after 18 yrs. but I also looked for alternatives and I think anything that doesn't drop through the holes would work. I will be looking for an alternative when I get another cat. Love the system, but the pellets are too rough on their paws. I say try it!!
875097
Probably. I won't say for sure. I will say I wouldn't waste my $ on them again. Came with broken tabs and didn't work very well for me.
1948855
The bars are about three inches apart. A kitten could probably squeeze through, but a full grown cat would have a hard time.
830135
I bought 2 sets because my cat has destroyed a few! Ha! I don't think there are replacements for sale.