Is the cat safe inside? Like it cannot get out.
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HI Carolyn P. I don't have a cat, I have a Yorki that rides very well. When I was reading the reviews before I purchased stroller, I read some reviews, that stated "their" cats were comfortable/safe riding...Good Luck-I love this item, stylish and regal....my neighbors love the stroller and Maggy May!
1683762
Yes the cat is very safe - it has a zipper screened area all around it. It's almost just like a cat carrier on wheelsMy cat does not like being outside due to an accident when he was little and he doesn't even try to get out - good buy for the money!!
1683763
Yes - very safe - this stroller is very nicely made. Your kitty will be zippered in. - and it folds easily so you can bring it to the park. I was surprised how nice this stroller is. Can not imagine why anyone would pay more.
1683764
The stroller has a net that zips up all around. so if you keep that zipped while cat is inside or if you are walking cat cannot get out unless he is a super cat that is going to destroy the net. I have two bunnies I use it for and have no problem if the net is zipped up all around when they are inside the stroller. Rabbits are faster than cats , they hop out pretty fast so if bunnies are safe I think a cat would be too.
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Carolyn.... I have 2 Bichon dogs. They both fit nicely inside. The stroller is on the lines a regular baby stroller. The top does zip around so they can not get out. Fairly well constructed as long as they do not claw at the netting. I really like it!
1029714
The inside is the same material as the outside. I've never seen our cat do any scracthing while inside the tunnel. Matter of fact, he likes to run through it.
475818
Not mine, but a particularly motivated cat with some heft behind it might... Mine opens doors and still hasn't figured it out after a few years of daily use, so I'd say its highly unlikely...
162468
have large door. cat can go in and out of it with no problem. average size cat. A lot depends on the personality of the cat rather than its strength.
799964
I ended up taking the door off. Our cat would not enter the box with it on.
1961507
Your kitty shouldn't have a problem entering the box. The opening is low to the floor and is quite large.
1852766
There is a way to "lock" the cat window where the cat cant come in or go out. The window that you put it in can not be locked since you have to open it to put the cat window in but you could put a rod or some kind of stick jarring the window where someone could not open it further.
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It stays open all by itself! I can't see any type of normal cat play doing anything to hurt it. It seems very well made and I expect it to last for a very long time. Hope that answers your question! If I didn't say so in my review, I highly recommend this product and am very happy that I made the purchase! :)
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I can, because the cat door has a way of staying put, so it doesn't just fall out when you slide open a door. It has worked out well for me. I like the way you can control the in/out activity. I'd recommend the door.
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My two cats have never been able to break in. (And one has thumbs!) The most I've seen is one stick his hand up the chute and shake out a couple pieces.They've also never been able to topple the thing. The base is pretty wide, and I had mine against a wall, so it would've taken a lot of effort to get it all the way over.
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My cat got into it. I went outside and my bf was inside the house. All of a sudden as I'm walking back to the door, my bf goes, "OMG honey, HELP!!" I ran inside and he's holding my 6 month old cat in the air with the sticky pad totally stuck against his whole side! I was freaked out while laughing, but I wasn't sure if he'd be OK after I rip this thing off that's stuck to him completely! Eventually with careful prodding and picking, we got it off him but we definitely put the whole thing away after that! He's older now, I'm not sure if he'd get into it again, but if I thought I have fleas again, I'd take it out and give it another try. Not sure about the hot bulb, guess they'd get stuck first. lol. My cat got into it. I went outside and my bf was inside the house. All of a sudden as I'm walking back to the door, my bf goes, "OMG honey, HELP!!" I ran inside and he's holding my 6 month old cat in the air with the sticky pad totally stuck against his whole side! I was freaked out while laughing, but I wasn't sure if he'd be OK after I rip this thing off that's stuck to him completely! Eventually with careful prodding and picking, we got it off him but we definitely put the whole thing away after that! He's older now, I'm not sure if he'd get into it again, but if I thought I... » Read More My cat got into it. I went outside and my bf was inside the house. All of a sudden as I'm walking back to the door, my bf goes, "OMG honey, HELP!!" I ran inside and he's holding my 6 month old cat in the air with the sticky pad totally stuck against his whole side! I was freaked out while laughing, but I wasn't sure if he'd be OK after I rip this thing off that's stuck to him completely! Eventually with careful prodding and picking, we got it off him but we definitely put the whole thing away after that! He's older now, I'm not sure if he'd get into it again, but if I thought I have fleas again, I'd take it out and give it another try. Not sure about the hot bulb, guess they'd get stuck first. lol. « Show Less
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Yes! I am using it indoors (carpeted basement) right now and all my cats and kittens love it. the house is perfectly safe for indoor use.
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We have cats and have never had problems with cat hair getting inside. Then again, they've never been on top of the toilet tank rubbing against the canister, either. I can't make any promises, but the inside has stayed pretty clean. If you still need something "fully enclosed," this is not the product for you.
1273180
Yes your cat will be very safe and will not be able to escape, has a clip down on outside so you cat will be unable to open it from in side.
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I don't have a cat but personally I think it would be super easy for your cat to push through the screen opening and get out.
209352
Although the clip that holds down the hood quite well, if the cats can tear the mesh, they can get out. You can tether them inside as they have a very good tether system.
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The door is plastic, and so are the latches. They operate from the inside. Security is relative. This door will probably keep out raccoons and such, but you could kick through the door. If you are worried about human entry, don't put the cat entry within reach of the door knob. That way a person can't break the cat entry and reach in to unlock your door. I wouldn't worry about an animal defeating the latches and plastic cat door. By the way, I have a medium sized cat and a medium sized door, and there have no problems at all.