Can this mat be folded in half for a small kitten (also for extra cushioning) Thanks!
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In my opinion it can be fold. As matter of fact it seems small enough for small kitten.
465476
The 25inX37in could be folded in half easily, but it does have a none skid bottom and if you folded it you wouldn't be able to use that feature. It does come in smaller sizes, it says for small is for 11-25lbs, that might be a different option for for a kitten.
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Dear I. Hadianto, the mat is most effective when laid flat on a half sheet tray. The mat would still work but it doesn't fold like paper does so a quarter sized mat would probably your best option.I hope this helps.Kind regards,BrightSpring
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DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was very explicit about that in the instructions. DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was... » Read More DO NOT FOLD IT! Doing so will damage the wires. As someone else mentioned, you can safely roll it or allow it to drape. I moved a large scat mat from the landing at the bottom of the stairs onto a chair that one of the cats suddenly decided to start sinking his claws into. I simply draped it over the arms and seat of the chair. (Because they already associate unpleasant stimuli with the mat, they now avoid the chair. I'm not sure they even tried to jump in it. The sight of the mat alone seems to deter them now.) If you want to store the mat, again, you must roll it, never fold it. It was very explicit about that in the instructions. « Show Less
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You can remove the cushion and there is material on the top. However the sides are pretty flexible so it accommodates larger cats. I have some a bunch of large fluffy cats and they love it.
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The size of this mat and the thickness is not suitable for travel. It really is meant to be left in the home. You can fold it into fours at most, to move it from room to room I roll it up. But it really is not made to take with you on a trip. Keep in mind that I have the largest size and don't know from experience with the other sizes.
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No. The mat folds at the first storage space and access to both easy. Also, I found that with the rear seat down you can access the big storage area from the back side. The mat is light and works great.
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I have a small cat and curled loosely, it can lay down. It is the size of a larger backpack on wheels.
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It might be too small for him, particularly if he likes to stretch out instead of curl up when he sleeps. It's fairly cushiony, but you can definitely feel the pad in it. You could always put a folded up blanket underneath of it as well. One of my cat loves it, the other one avoids it...go figure.
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I wouldn't think so, it's more of a soft material. I would definitely suggest taking an additional mat
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No, it is in tiers and each one has clips...so in my opinion the answer is no. It will not fold unless you take it all apart. Love the cage and my cat enjoys sleeping in his bed on the top tier.
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Hi It doesn't fold in half, but when the attachments are taken off it can slide under a bed or be propped behide a sofa.
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Yes, it's really quite easy to fold. I LOVE it and kitty does too. She sits and looks out as I walk her all over the neighborhood. Keeps her safe.
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It should be able to be rolled. Folding would create a crease on the edge that might leak. The biggest issue I would see is how to keep it from unrolling. You would most likely have to brace it. I do love this mat though. It holds a ton of water and keeps it off the floor. I've been very impressed as we've had a lot of snow and rain and street gunk. I just squeegee the water out. It's great!
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Yes, this mat resembles a thin rubber material. It's probably best to roll it but it is thin enough to fold. I wouldn't recommend storing it like that, just for short periods of time for transport.
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I'm not sure I understand your question but yes, it folds in the middle, so that the folded cot is half the length of the unfolded cot.
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no, but I think it did say something about "linking" or attaching other mats..but dont think it would work as there is a velcro strip which is supposed to close the two ends after folding close..that part didnt work well for closing and probably wouldnt attach to another very well.
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This mat was flat but it certainly can be folded up. My last one was much harder than this one and it started to crack...this one gives more but doesn't seem to crack!