Can this carrier stand my cat's sharp nails?
1868507
Yea but I find it ill suited for cats because it's so collapsible. I think it looks a lot better online than in person too.
2183421
Not without a lot of force and opposable thumbs! I hope that makes sense. It CAN be removed by a human, but a cat is not capable of doing it... we hope... ;)
1528875
I have 2 cats that have punctured my standard metal screens with their nails. These screens have been excellent in terms of not getting holes from the cat nails-and my cats sure try!
409295
Haven't had a problem with that yet. My cat DOES have claws! I really like these!
699136
My cat walks on it (yes, she has claws, but they're clipped) and it doesn't seem to be a problem at least in the 3 weeks I've used it. Mostly she slides on it, so she really prefers to find another way around. I did have some concerns, but so far so good.
1056243
I'm not sure how to answer that question. My cats are declawed and they don't do anything to the netting. The netting is really thick and sturdy .it's not flimsy. seems like a question to ask the company... I think you can contact them from their website. I love this carrier so much... it's one of the best purchases I've ever made. Can't say enough good things about it.
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Had that problem with another one of these foldable cages. Did the plywood but it did not take cat claws long to get splinters :-( So, I went to Lowes and bought one plank of that plastic decking and cut to size. Screwed in metal L brackets and I was in business. I went one step further and made one big ledge that covered the whole cage in the middle and cut a hole big enough for them to jump through. The planking is that sturdy! This allows a much bigger lounging ledge.
1182155
Negative. I took my boyfriends cat to the vet and grabbed this carrier and had to go get a different carrier. It's a great carrier but for small pets.
57832
I would guess cat claws would tear it, but that is only a guess. I use it for my 35 pound dog, and it works great for him, but I'm not sure about cats, since I don't have any.
1894745
Yes. I have a very fat cat about 19lbs who unfortunately has no front claws & he will jump straight to the middle section with no problem.
669591
I have a cat that likes to climb and I have put a drape cloth over my chair, just to be safe, but I haven't found any where her claws have penetrated yet. Not saying it won't happen, but I did put the old blanket over to be safe
749657
I've had this cat for only 10 days or so. cannot advise specifically. clipping can be dangerous if not done properly. amazon has these rubber tips to put on the nails. I provide the scratch lounger to file them down. if you really think clipping is necessary, maybe a visit to vet.
1926349
My cat doesn't have front claws. But the zippers do not lock and she was able to push it open with her nose and teeth.
2240313
It might. I can hardly see how little ferret claws could be any sharper than my cats' claws. I think it would depend on how determined your little friend is. It's probably worth a try.
300173
It would not be cat-scratch proof. It is covered in material that would be very easy to be picked by cat claws.
494133
I'm afraid I can't help with that, my cat has her claws. Hopefully someone else knows!
464870
Yes that would work my puppies nails get caught in the mesh would probably get caught worse for kittens.