Would this be safe for cats to jump onto or climb?
457884
Yes. Both of my cats have jumped on and off of it repeatedly and it's never budged even the slightest bit.
457885
Yes. My cats jump directly on this, and climb on it, and it has never even slightly budged.
457886
Yes - it is safe to jump onto from below. We have an older cat, so we have an armchair not too far from the cot to help her jump from the armchair to the cot. I'm not sure what you mean by' is it safe to climb?' The idea is that the cot will be a place your cat will enjoy perching in - and our cat certainly does!
457887
My kitty jumps onto it without a problem, but it's not a huge distance. I'm constantly surprised by how sturdy it is, and she loves it. Not sure what you mean by climb...
457888
I returned mine for the diagonal cable to me seemed to difficult fort cats to navigate.
457889
Yes it would be safe for cats to jump onto. Its a very strong and well made product. I have it set on a high window and my cat loves it.
7759
Your kitty should totally enjoy being able to jump between the levels with no problem. At least you won't have to deal with the sisal rope coming off since he won't be clawing it. If he needs an incentive to get to the higher levels, try putting some catnip in the carpet.
772495
It depends on the cat. Some will be fine but I would think that some would climb over it.
494127
Yes and no. I think a declawed cat could get up there by jumping on the tiers it would just take them a bit longer.
2124249
Yes they use it. Either to climb up, hang on, scratch on, attack. My cat loves this thing! Well worth the money.
258213
Absolutely....Our overweight cat jumps to the very top. He also gets on the sink for water. We have three cats....they love this climber. The ropes are great for scratching. (Guess it won't work for a clawless cat!) Have fun!
2059843
It is free standing, does NOT hook up to a wall......but I would think a cat could jump or climb over it
2238648
We have 2 cats which total close to yours and they both run and leap off of ours frequently. It would most certainly need to be anchored somewhere, either the floor or a wall, to prevent it from tipping. Each post has a 2" bolt which holds it to the post below or above, plastic wrapped in carpet/cord. The steps would not hold up however. They are only held by a single L bracket at the top. A screw through the bottom or an extra bracket on the top would help but you need to be careful that you don't leave anything exposed that would cut the cat.
1882235
I have an average size house cat and I would say NO to your question. I have elevated my gate up so that my dogs can't jump over this thing (the top rail is 40" above the floor instead of ~30") My cat still jumps over it with relative ease. Since I raised the gate up, I had to put a piece of wood below the gate to keep the cat/dogs from going under the gate. This gate isn't going to work unless you have an unfit cat that can't jump
464869
Yes as long as its near something sturdy so that the kitten won't be able to knock it over while inside.
2165110
Yes and no. We have a bigger cat as well, he likes to jump and throw himself around on this cat tree. We noticed it was wobbly when we first go it so we ended up wiring it to the wall so it would be safe for him and wouldn't knock it over.
2054205
Ooh, I don't know. If your cat is a good jumper then maybe not. My cat has never even attempted it.
772496
I think it could and should be fine for some cats. However, but not if you cat figures out how to climb over it.
635870
The only thing they can really use to get to the top level is that little side hammock/basket which doesn't provide a stable jumping surface at all. The only reason my cats can reach the top level is because I put it right next to our couch. As far as the claws go, he/she shouldn't need them, neither of my cats are declawed and it hasn't helped them out.
38859
I don't currently have a cat and don't know anything about Pet D-fence, but I think it is fairly certain that a cat would be able to climb up this stuff as the small squared openings in the screen fabric would make it easy for most cats to 'claw' their way up, and maybe even pull it down using their strength and/or weight.
21456
Yes it will work. But, I found out some of my cats can go thru. and others can jump it. Dogs respect it.
1342411
yes its no problem for a cat. just be careful they aren't the strongest, couple trips over them and they'll break.