hi i was wondering which advantage i should get? i have 3 cats my two males weigh a little over 9lbs and female weighs between 6-7lbs
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I'd buy the 5-9 for the female and the 9 + for your males if you can afford to buy 2 , other wise do the 5-9 for all.
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If you are wanting to buy only one pk I'd go with the Under 9 lbs but that might leave your male cats not as well protected. I'd find the cheapest price and go ahead and get both the Under and Over. That way your cats will get the amount they are suppose to. Never over medicate.
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The large cat advantage for the over 9lber boys, and the small cat advantage for the little girl. However, advantage doesn't work as well as it once did, now that it's advantage II. My cat is completely indoors, but of course, I bring in a flea or two. They multiply on him, and after one dose, I find I'm giving him another dose a week later. I hope you have better luck than I did. :o)
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I have four outdoor female cats about 9+ lbs. each so I use the (purple) Advantage II for cats over 9 lbs. Then I have one indoor female cat about 8 lbs. which I use the (orange) Advantage II for small cats weighing 5 to 9 lbs. If your cats are outdoors, I'd definitely use the over 9 lbs. type for the two male cats and a 5-9 lbs. for your female kitty. Without any Advantage, my cats end up bringing ticks and fleas in. Advantage is the only treatment that I've found that is effective enough to keep them out and off my girls.
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I have 3 adult cats. One is 17 pounds, one is 12 pounds and the little one is 8. The 12 pound cat and the 8 pound cat fit nicely in the double. My 17 pounder gets his own single. They are very well made.
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My cat is 15 lbs and a big guy and my female cat is 13 lbs. Both my cats fit through this no problem. The only issue I see is how far from the bottom of the door that you install this, since the Dachshunds have short legs, I'm sure they could get through no problem but it may be awkward for them at first.
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How much do they weigh apiece? My cats are 6-8 lbs each. For a short trip to the vet, 2 can fit.
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We used them to carry our two cats. One of them is a Maine Coon and he is about the same size (height/weight), so I'm assuming it could work. My understanding is the carrier is for both cats and dogs. Weight should be fine since the total weight allowance for both animal and carrier is 20 lbs. The other important factor is the animal's ability to move around while in the carrier, so height and length is a consideration. Also, you will have to remove the pet when going through security, so want to make sure it's easy to take them out and put them back in. My suggestion based on your pet's dimensions is to order it and check it out for yourself. We used them to carry our two cats. One of them is a Maine Coon and he is about the same size (height/weight), so I'm assuming it could work. My understanding is the carrier is for both cats and dogs. Weight should be fine since the total weight allowance for both animal and carrier is 20 lbs. The other important factor is the animal's ability to move around while in the carrier, so height and length is a consideration. Also, you will have to remove the pet when going through security, so want to make sure it's easy to take them out and put them back in. My suggestion based on your pet's... » Read More We used them to carry our two cats. One of them is a Maine Coon and he is about the same size (height/weight), so I'm assuming it could work. My understanding is the carrier is for both cats and dogs. Weight should be fine since the total weight allowance for both animal and carrier is 20 lbs. The other important factor is the animal's ability to move around while in the carrier, so height and length is a consideration. Also, you will have to remove the pet when going through security, so want to make sure it's easy to take them out and put them back in. My suggestion based on your pet's dimensions is to order it and check it out for yourself. « Show Less
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I have many cats that all weigh different amounts. Up to about 11 or 12, I think. They all love these cat cribs. I find them in them all the time. Hope they work for you.
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My one cat who is 10 pounds and more timid doesn't come undone. The other cat weighs more (but is still in the small holster) is more strong willed and sometimes breaks through if I don't have it on him super tight.
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Yes,my cats are 12 & 11 lbs they get along fine in this stroller. I'm very happy with this cause my cats like it.they feel secure while in it and ride really well. Was worth the investment.
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Yes, my cats are all (all 4 of them) between 10-12 pounds and they fit in fine. Mainly they like to lie on top, though. Here's a tip - if you get it, put a towel or something underneath, since it doesn't have a bottom. They'll be more likely to hang out inside. This is a popular hang-out spot in my house.
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Fine, our one cat is very large, he is a barn cat and weighes about 15#, he could not stand up since is is pretty tall, it did not matter, he was comfortable looking out the sides, he could still more around pretty easy. I would get the large to be on the safe side, I did.
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My cats are 17 and 14 yrs old and I think the cats only do what THEY want to do, I have to play with them so they get their exercise. One is "obese" and she has lost weight and still is by playing with them using the "CatDancer" (purchased from Amazon). Of all the toys I have ever purchased it is the least expensive but the most effective. They never get tired of playing with it. They also like the Plush mice that can be filled with catnip, they seem to like toys that they can carry in their mouth. I purchased expensive mechanical type toys which interested them only on the first day. I liked them, but apparently the cats don't! My cats are 17 and 14 yrs old and I think the cats only do what THEY want to do, I have to play with them so they get their exercise. One is "obese" and she has lost weight and still is by playing with them using the "CatDancer" (purchased from Amazon). Of all the toys I have ever purchased it is the least expensive but the most effective. They never get tired of playing with it. They also like the Plush mice that can be filled with catnip, they seem to like toys that they can carry in their mouth. I purchased expensive mechanical type toys which interested them only on... » Read More My cats are 17 and 14 yrs old and I think the cats only do what THEY want to do, I have to play with them so they get their exercise. One is "obese" and she has lost weight and still is by playing with them using the "CatDancer" (purchased from Amazon). Of all the toys I have ever purchased it is the least expensive but the most effective. They never get tired of playing with it. They also like the Plush mice that can be filled with catnip, they seem to like toys that they can carry in their mouth. I purchased expensive mechanical type toys which interested them only on the first day. I liked them, but apparently the cats don't! « Show Less
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One of my cats is fat too. She hang out in both boxes. Even though she don't fit. Lol
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One of my cats is 7 lbs and she goes all over including the hole/house. I also have a cat around 17 lbs and he loves it too. He gets around all over expect inside the hole/house. I got this tree specifically for my bigger cat because it has wider spaces for him to sit and play.
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I had two adult cats (one was 18lbs) in there for about ten months. Fortunately, they got along well. I would not suggest putting more than three regular sized cats in there, and try to get ones that got along well together. Any more than that and you will probably have behavioral issues and the possibility that they would fight and harm one another.
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I think it would be tight - I have 2 cats that are about 5 pounds each and I put them both in one, but I will be putting them in 2 separate carriers when they are full grown which should be about 8 to 10 pounds. Hope this helps!
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I would say weigh yourself first. Then pick up your cat and get back on the scale. And subtract your weight from the weight of you and your cat and that will let you know how much your cat weighs.
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Right now I have 2 kittens using it and they are 5 and 7 lbs respectively. They are both on it at the same time with no problems. I think it's more a matter of length than weight with this set up. The little paw platform is a bit on the small side since it doesn't have any borders but the cubby and the bed would fit a larger cat easily. One suggestion with a larger cat tho would be to go with a different configuration than is shown. I noticed that a few other folks did this and I followed suit. It just seems the with the bed at the top it's really tall and being a narrow set up would be more inclined to be thrown off by too much activity. Sorry for the long response, just wanted to be thorough. Right now I have 2 kittens using it and they are 5 and 7 lbs respectively. They are both on it at the same time with no problems. I think it's more a matter of length than weight with this set up. The little paw platform is a bit on the small side since it doesn't have any borders but the cubby and the bed would fit a larger cat easily. One suggestion with a larger cat tho would be to go with a different configuration than is shown. I noticed that a few other folks did this and I followed suit. It just seems the with the bed at the top it's really tall and being a narrow set up would be... » Read More Right now I have 2 kittens using it and they are 5 and 7 lbs respectively. They are both on it at the same time with no problems. I think it's more a matter of length than weight with this set up. The little paw platform is a bit on the small side since it doesn't have any borders but the cubby and the bed would fit a larger cat easily. One suggestion with a larger cat tho would be to go with a different configuration than is shown. I noticed that a few other folks did this and I followed suit. It just seems the with the bed at the top it's really tall and being a narrow set up would be more inclined to be thrown off by too much activity. Sorry for the long response, just wanted to be thorough. « Show Less