2 of my cats are declawed ( got cats this way, I did not do this to them). Will they still be able to climb in and get arround?
1358440
Yes, your cat moves from level to level from the inside. A cut out in the floor of each level, allows them to navigate easily. Where As a traditional cat tree relys on your cats agility to jump & scale the structure. I think this would be a good tree for your declawed kitties. (:
1357425
I think if your cat was to jump on it and lost traction and put it's claws out it may put a hole in it. But just in general I think it would be ok.
666074
No. Unless your cats are very small for their weight. My cat weighed about 10 pounds. The rule is that the animals should be able to move around in the crate. Don't think this would work.
944064
Unfortunately yes they can. My 13lb cat pushes his way out all the time. My other cat is not willing to push through but with enough time she will pull both flaps open.
643553
My 22lb cat may be lazy, but she just sat there and looked out the screen or layed there and napped while pushing her so not sure. My other cat that is declawed also just sits there and looks out, so neither of them try clawing at it.
913948
Yes. One of our cats is very large, and he fits inside the houses just fine, and the climber is steady even when he jumps up on it.
1894744
Though my cat has not been declawed, I would say that a declawed cat could easily navigate the various levels of the cat tree. The spaces between the various levels are such that a cat doesn't really need claws to go from level to level...all the way to the top. I would just add that my 10 year old cat absolutely loves this cat tree! Within minutes of the relatively easy assembly, she had managed to spend a few minutes on each level. She spends most of the day (and night, I presume) on the top perch, looking through a window, guarding the back yard.
60186
Yes it can but it honestly depends on if the cat has nails and how good of a climber he or she is. I hope this was able to answer your question.
1342411
yes its no problem for a cat. just be careful they aren't the strongest, couple trips over them and they'll break.
309780
Yes they can. The lower platforms are set up in a way that your cats can jump from them to the house.
1203922
Of course. Cats are natural climbers, claws or not, and they like to sit at high levels. Your cat will love it.
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.
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.
589190
Probably not good. My previous cat was also a persian whose previous owner had her front declawed. She wasn't a very good climber which I think was due to her not having front claws. I would not recommend this piece of furniture for her. I don't know if this answers this question for you but I hope it helps.
1512157
Depends on the cat. Otherwise not easily it will after a while tho. The cat will most likely get stuck in the material then rip it open when trying to claw at it.
2254474
I had the same concern. My cat would not walk into it. However, I picked her up, slid her tail under her, and backed her into it without issue. Used the same technique on my parents' cat in a similar bag (not the same) and it works like a champ!
756095
It's possible. My cat isn't a clawer so we haven't had issues but I can imagine a cat could claw through it.