Can be used for cats?
1085590
I would never use this crate for kittens(strangulation risk during attempted escape), but might briefly place an adult cat(if water, food, and pillow or other padded surface were inside).I have cats;one sleeps in this crate when the dog is out(door is open). I would monitor the cat(risky escape attempts?)initially.Exercise is too limited for all day(12hours or more) at a time ,in my view. If the motive for crating the cat is clawing furniture, I use thick polartec blankets to cover furniture. Papers or litter box would be needed also in the crate. If litter box issues are the crate motive, 'smells begone' to clean with and leaving multiple, often cleaned litterboxes may help. Some cats prefer hooded litter boxes, some non-hooded ones. Hope that helps!
1085591
Yes. In fact, when my dog no longer needed the crate, it really is durable, great quality, I listed it and a compassionate animal ambassador responded. He and his neighbors were trapping feral cats, and formed a foundation to solicit donations to trap, spay/ neuter, release. He came out to look at it and the divider in it along with the two doors, appealed to this benevolent soul. He reported it worked perfectly for the recovering feral cats, until they were healthy enough to be released back to the country club. Hope this helps:)
1085592
Not for kittens, but could be used for an adult cat on a short-term basis if litter box,water/food and soft surface is provided. I use 2 of these crates for confining an occasionally sick dog, and as safe places for dogs to eat. Otherwise the crate doors are always open.
1085593
You are quite welcome. One other possibility that I forgot to note(apologies if you already are aware, not intended as an insult to your intelligence) is that cats who get urinary tract infections will repeatedly urinate outside the litter box. If that is what's happening, the vet can give clavimox antibiotic to treat it. Recurring UTIs may be caused by urinary stones, and a special diet(Royal Canin feline S/O) will treat that stone issue. If kidney dysfunction(usually cat is>=10 years old) is the issue, the food(dry or canned) Hill's k/d and plenty of water access should help. That's likely more than you ever needed to know. Thanks for asking! You are quite welcome. One other possibility that I forgot to note(apologies if you already are aware, not intended as an insult to your intelligence) is that cats who get urinary tract infections will repeatedly urinate outside the litter box. If that is what's happening, the vet can give clavimox antibiotic to treat it. Recurring UTIs may be caused by urinary stones, and a special diet(Royal Canin feline S/O) will treat that stone issue. If kidney dysfunction(usually cat is>=10 years old) is the issue, the food(dry or canned) Hill's k/d and plenty of water access should help. That's... » Read More You are quite welcome. One other possibility that I forgot to note(apologies if you already are aware, not intended as an insult to your intelligence) is that cats who get urinary tract infections will repeatedly urinate outside the litter box. If that is what's happening, the vet can give clavimox antibiotic to treat it. Recurring UTIs may be caused by urinary stones, and a special diet(Royal Canin feline S/O) will treat that stone issue. If kidney dysfunction(usually cat is>=10 years old) is the issue, the food(dry or canned) Hill's k/d and plenty of water access should help. That's likely more than you ever needed to know. Thanks for asking! « Show Less
1085594
Precision Pet also makes Kitty Condo designed for cats. Midwest Homes for Pets makes the Cat Playpen which is also sold on Amazon.
1085595
I would say yes but not kittens. It's tall enough you could make a perch/second story for the cat too. I picked up a large guinea pig cage for our cat when we traveled and I was able to fit a small litter box, food/water and a blanket in the middle to lay on. This one you could collapse the one have you can't. Hope this helps.
121642
No...it is for dogs only, but there are other removers available that are safe for cats. Try searching "tartar removers for cats" in your browser or Amazon search.
2022466
Yes it can be used on a cat.. I used it on mine but it didn't seem to be much help.. I have more luck with the shampooSynergyLabs Veterinary Formula Clinical Care Antiparasitic & Antiseborrheic Medicated Shampoo for Dogs; 16 fl. oz.
179803
Yes you can. Amazon should have them or research magnetic collars for cat and dogs.
1712264
Yes! The spray form is used for dogs because cats hate sprays.(I think the sound of something being sprayed sounds to them like another cat hissing!)There is another type bottle available with this same product in it, but it has a dabber-type top that won't bother a cat when it is being applied. Just search amazon for the same stuff but add "cats" and it should pop up.
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Yes, you can. Directions are in the manual under training a cat to use the door.
235802
I don't think this would be the best choice to for your cat, although I imagine you could use it. There are tools better adapted for deshedding cats, I think. Furminator or Furblaster might do better. They're both available at Amazon. I did a quick search for furminator cats and got a variety of tools that would work for you. Good luck.
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.
2229964
I would say yes. I have two cats that are very active. That is the main reason I use lol
2020491
No I wouldnt use these, they are great for cats and small dogs even some medium ones..
1939478
I don't think so because cats generally want to cover up their elimination. Plus, their stuff stinks pretty bad, so you definitely want to use cat litter for the benefit of you and the cat.
2281725
Yes, absolutely. They are wonderful for finding cats, wherever they may be! You'll love it!
1068375
My husband has used it around cows, so I would think cats would be ok. I'm not sure I would put it in my house, maybe in the entrance way?
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Sandra, I would think so; but, I bought these to use on my Maine Coon cats. I think that with practice, you could use them both ways. Good luck!
2237516
i do not know, but i do not see why not!!! i only use it for my daughter' s cat.
1053334
You can not use the dog collar on a cat. There is a specific collar for cats.
1939481
No, I don't think they would work for a cat because the cats want to scratch and dig and then bury/cover-up what they have done. We have had 4 cats of the years and always used litter for them.