Is it possible for this gate to be installed a few inches off the floor, so that our cat could crawl underneath?
507469
Yes, you can install the gate higher off the ground if you want.. there are knows at the end if the fare to tighten to the wall
507470
Yes. However, if it on the drywall between studs you may break the drywall. Also there is an bar across the floor that would need to be stepped over. In summary, it would be possible, but rather inconvenient.
507471
I think so. You would have to use the screws instead of the pressure installation.
1847060
It's approximately 4 - 5 inches from the floor ... A cat can definitely squeeze underneath
302755
I do love my gate. My cat can't get through, but I'd check the specs online. If you have a mini or teacup puppy, they may be able to squeeze through....though foubtful.
1062422
Not sure I understand your question. My cat door is installed on heavy duty pet screen at the bottom of a screen door.
380804
It would be a very tight fit and only in one way. I would not advise as it would restrict a cat's feeling of security by feeling "boxed" in.
1143717
cat would not be able to fit thru bars. But it certainly can jump the gate!
932937
It's max 3 inches from the ground. The kitty most likely wouldn't fit under but will lose a lot of toys underneath.
399955
No, but you can put a piece of material under it or install it raised off the floor a fraction of an inch. You really don't have to worry about it marring your floor if it's installed properly, the main section doesn't move, the gate swings, but there's a small bar under it that doesn't move.
1847059
The bottom is 4 inches off the ground, and there is about a foot of space between each foot, so IMHO plenty of room for a cat to crawl underneath.
1204420
Probably not. The sides don't attach directly to the door and if you have a curious cat it wouldn't work as is. You could try some velcro strips on the sides.
1253958
It kind of depends on how rowdy they are. I put a latch between the handles to keep my dogs in. But they back off after testing it. They could possibly force there way out of the bottom but it would take quite a brave cat.
762823
My opinion is if you move the archway up it will show more of the bottom of the door. We have a 11 pound cat that goes through the hole with little effort! Just remove the brush and your cat will fit just fine!
1802191
No, not a cat that climbs. Also the space at the bottom of the door was enough for my 8 week golden retriever to get through so a cat definitely could. If your willing to modify it somewhat it could work.
1204417
I don't think so because although the bottom of the screen is weighted my dog simply goes to the side of the screen and pushes with his head. This pushes enough of the screen aside to allow him to be able to enter or exit. I think your cat would probably figure it out as well.
433512
A little over 2 1/2 inches between the rails but my cats crawl under the gate.
1449874
No. You might be able to fit it into that space, but it will be difficult for the cat to access the different levels.
802013
Since it does not extend all the way to the floor, no. Otherwise, this is a great barrier for your pets. With the rear seats down, the dog could crawl under it.