Would a 3-4 month old kitten fit through the bars?
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I currently have a 3 month old kitten and yes, she can fit through the bars.
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The widest space between the bars measures 2 3/4 inches. If the kitten's head measures that wide or less, then yes it can.
1524344
Good morning, The space between the bars is 2 5/8". A small cat could get thru without any problems. I have in the past woven son cloth from side to side and that worked great.I hope this helps. Michael Hutchings
1099539
I think that if you have a roibder, older, more nonchalant cat, it would be fne. A skinny youngster could get through the sides if needed. My 4 year old cat wouldn't go there. My 1 year old would.
2118472
I can't say for sure, but it SHOULD be okay since the "scooper" doesn't run for some time after there has been motion in the box. I would suggest that the kittens be old/big enough to hop in & out easily.
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Hello Caroline, should be fine for a hamster. It is a nice size cage and no, I'm looking at it now, and no way your hamster could squeeze through bars.
1884709
Perhaps a kitten could fit, but not an adult cat. The bars are only 2-1/2" apart. Even a slender cat's head won't fit through. It's also too high for them to jump. I love it! To me this gate is perfect for small animal separation, but I don't know that I would trust it to keep a child contained, unless you use the mounting cups. The pressure installation just isn't sturdy enough for that.
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The gaps in the bars may be a little wide for a cat, offering the possibility of a stuck head or an outright failure to stop your cat from squeezing through. I would qualify my answer by saying that I have never tried using ours for a cat and that my experience is baby/toddler only. I'm just offering an opinion based on the spacing between the bars, which is wider than a normal tension mounted pet gate, of which we have 3.
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Yes. It would be big enough for kittens and easy for them to climb into, also.
464297
The bars are a little less then 4 inches apart. They said on the install directions if you are installing more then one (like we had to) to make sure they were no more then 4 " apart. We have had no problems and I would feel safe letting a toddler play in the room they are installed in.
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They would have a ton of room...but the bars are an inch wide so im not sure if that is too wide if they could squeeze through the bars but I know alot of people use it for rats. I have 3 full grown ferrets in mine with the addition and they have TONS of room..
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The spaces are not that big - at the most 4". If a cat squeezed through, it would either break one of the slats or make it fall over...I would think.
1950948
I would have to say no to bunnies. The holes are so small that only baby bunnies would likely fit in it. Definitely not an adult bunny. My kitten is 3.8 pounds and 12 weeks old and I wasn't sure he would even fit inside.
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Maybe, but at 9 weeks, keeping them from jumping and climbing is hard. It's how they learn to hunt, their reason for being. It won't hurt and it might mellow him out a bit. Just don't expect him to act like an older cat that knows the rules. If it's leather furniture, there are repair kits that are miraculous. Keep his nails trimmed with an cat nail trimmer (start with removing small 1/4" amounts or he won't want to let you do it). Never hit him, and get him fixed. Enjoy your kitten--they are a non-stop entertainment machine.
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I'm sure a 18 lb cat could technically fit through it. My cat is about 11 pounds and she fits through it but she never uses it, my foster kittens LOVE it though. It all depends on your cat.
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There are three sets of bars. Each set of bars has an opening of 3 1/2 inches. Each set can be moved up as high as you need. As you can see in the photo, as long as all three sets of bars are moved to the top and touching each other. The only way your cat should be able to get through the bars would be if it can fit between the 3 1/2" spaces that is on each set of bars. Hope that makes sense and helps.
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yes - definitely. The bars are spaced about an inch apart. Perfect for a guineau pig, ferret, or chinchilla but not a hamster.
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The bars are one inch on center; so the opening between them is slightly less. They are quite rigid. I don't the size of a four week old kitten. Hope this helps.