I have cats that might crawl underneath. How far off the ground is it?
1847058
I bought this to keep my cat from certain areas of the house but he can crawl under it in a second. I flipped it over so the top was on the floor and the bottom was at the top which may work for you but my cat just jumped over it!
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.
1847060
It's approximately 4 - 5 inches from the floor ... A cat can definitely squeeze underneath
2162084
Half an inch maybe. I was worried about it when I first got it but my crawler was perfectly safe with it. He would fall or roll over and his head would hit the Matt and he would cry. Big difference from other mats I tried and an even bigger difference from the tile floor
1188115
Yes, they are very sensitive to any movement. They aren't very "wide angled" but I'm sure cats would at that distance.
2188196
The deeper the better. However, I have put several units in hard ground only about 6 inches deep and they still help to keep the rodents away.
2248644
Sorry for the late reply...if you're talking about the first "perch", it's 2 feet from the ground, but if you're talking about the "bed" on top of the condo (we call it a hut) it's a little under 1 1/2 feet from the ground (1' 3"-4"). I hope this helps. We have 3 cats and they love it. It's very sturdy too and has never toppled over. I think it's definitely worth the money.
1993606
The distance between the posts (horizontal bars) is 2 7/8 inches. So I guess it would depend on the size of your cats. We are using it to keep the grandchildren from tumbling down the basement stairs, but we mounted it high enough off the floor so that our cats could get under it to have access to their basement catboxes.
1515728
It about 2 feet off the ground. It is completely enclosed so have had no problems with rodents. We live in the country so have lots of other animals (i.e. raccoons) and have had no problems.
1659186
I'd assume it would, the part the cat crawls through is long, I'm still trying to get my cats to use it, they aren't eager to crawl into a tunnel that tight.
1795041
There's maybe 2 inches clearance between the feet, cats won't be able to squeeze.
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.
1920958
I have cats ranging from 6 lbs to 25 lbs that run up and down it all day long. I have NEVER had to worry about it. You dont even need the ladders because the cats dont use them and they dont support it at all. My cats stretch or scratch on the bottom ladder.
1140977
It isn't very high, and it does fit a queen. My cats could get under the bed, I decided to get rid of it because the plastic things did not hold well, and was afraid since the cats went under the bed quite often when we were laying on it, that it might end up collapsing on them and killing them.
309807
One of my cats is 21 lbs but doesn't have that long fur on bottoms. It doesn't seem to track too bad, a little. I'm not sure there is anything that doesn't track at all.
1619570
A little less than 1 inch. Make sure that the mesh is fastened all the way to the ground. The sneaky little birds will go under the net otherwise.
1224317
They can climb from the corner of the second level, but the third level is only a little less than 2.5 feet from the ground, so any healthy cat or kitten can easily jump from the ground.
2062677
I would say the spikes are 11/2 in. apart. I don't think the cats will want to walk the top of the fence line with these spikes. They are very sharp and kind of long. They could become cat be gone. The spikes are tough but they are on a plastic base, but secured properly I think they would cause cats to rethink.
1704426
No, I had to return this as it was unstable and none of my cats were interested in attempting to use it. It also hung low to the ground, I think small light kittens fare the best chance, large cats the worst. Recommend skip purchase.