Can a cat with kittens stay in here
1881260
Yes, I believe there would be enough room for an adult cat with an average size litter. If the kittens are still quite young you would want to be careful that curious little heads don't get stuck between the wire bars.
1881261
I would think so. I wouldn't see why not. It may be a bit large for a cat and kittens as it fits my 35 lb lab mix puppy very well.
1881262
I think so I fit 2 dogs that address ten lbs each. I think a mother cat would enjoy it. If she us not over 12 ish lbs
1881263
Yes they can, our cat just had (3) kittens 4 days ago and we had put her in this before she gave birth to make her feel more comfortable since we have other cats and large breed dogs...just make sure u have enough room for the box she gives birth in, litter box, and food and water dish...just a heads up that she may not like it at first so plz just stay nearby and comfort her if she seeks ur attention...I noticed with my cat that she hated it at first but after assuring her I was nearby and there to comfort her she eventually warmed up to it...so gd luck with ur new arrivals!!!!
1074574
No, my cats don't go outside so this gives them a room with a view. You should be able to open the window if you wanted to though.
2193648
yes cats would fit in there and you can help them get used to it by shaking a feather toy off to the side of it.
309780
Yes they can. The lower platforms are set up in a way that your cats can jump from them to the house.
872526
There is open space at the bottom so large cat okay, kitten no. It would also depend on the surface it was put on and if the animal digs.
1669492
We took our 2 cats on a trip to a rental cabin and had one of these for each cat. There was room for their litter box, food and water bowls. They didn't mind staying in them at all. My oldest cat weighs 18 lbs. It depends on the personality of your cat.
97114
No. I ordered five of these for our shelter cat room and the cats love them! I have seen all sizes of cats on the kitty cots and we have had no problems.
1677201
Both my cats and the cat cave are inside. If u r trying to help stray cats which I do I have an outside cat house with a heated pad inside. U can find them online. I think Groupon goods had one recently
1005418
I could see this working for that purpose b/c it would give the cats protection and it's secure so they wouldn't escape, but it's pretty small, so they wouldn't be able to run around too much, unless you would just be letting them out to be in the coop for a short periods of time. A large dog kennel might be good, and I've seen people who attach the kennel to a window or a door so that the kitty can still roam inside, but still get a little sunshine and fresh air. Hope that helps.
387846
If the cat is with you so you can let it out periodically, the kennel is big enough as long as the cat box is small.
428597
It would depend on their sizes -- If they were very young and liked to snuggle together, it should be fine as long as their combined weight total isn't over the recommended limit. If they're older kittens, say 6 mos. or so, I would only put them together for short trips. On longer ones, they would need more room so they could move around.
1407156
They can, but they may not. One of my 4 cats does and her little belly hangs down a bit but she is obviously comfy. My tower has held up well and has been really flexible. Sometimes we split it up and put different sections in different rooms.
1321404
I would not keep food in it. Wild animals might come and attack the cats. Also, this house is great EXCEPT it needs a back door for outdoor kitties. This makes strays feel much more safe and they would be way more apt to use it. It also should have a door flap on it. Best to you in getting your kitties to use it. We had a cat family 2 years ago that used it all winter. But this year, the newest outside cat family would NOT use it until my husband cut a back door in it. Now they are using it. But it does need door flaps. I hope this helps!
2179228
I do not think it would be suitable because the kittens would be right next to the litter box. Later they might fall from the shelves. Tiny kittens could get their heads stuck too. A room of their own or a barrier that the mother cat, but not the kittens could cross would be better
1756691
I do not suggest putting in 2 cats. My cat is 11 lbs and she fits nicely. There are bigger sizes.
1864025
Yes. I have 3 feral cats and all three can fit inside it and several can sit on top of it. It is very sturdy.
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.