How big are the spaces? Could a cat squeeze through them?
1372413
My cat can squeeze through the larger spaces down in the corners of the screen with no problem. She is 8 pounds.
1372414
The cat would have to be pretty small or pretty persistent to wiggle through. My cat has never tried to squeeze through. The largest openings aren't that big and more towards the middle on my screen, so the cat doesn't even try. I'm sure a younger cat could try, but would probably knock it over before getting through.
1372415
Not unless it's a tiny kitten, the largest hole is probably 4-5" diagonally. I have two cats and they don't even attempt sticking their heads through. I use it between my sofa and stairwell railing to keep them from falling over it. Also on a side note, it's great for seasonal decorating...you can run lights through the top holes. I have orange lights for Halloween, and white lights with a fake pine needles (wreath stuff?) for Christmas.
1372416
The spaces are not that big - at the most 4". If a cat squeezed through, it would either break one of the slats or make it fall over...I would think.
2097034
No they can't squeeze through. I just use this cage for travel purposes for my fancy Dumbo rats. I have a two story cage at home. This is only big enough for one rat on a permanent basis.
1788223
Without measuring, I believe that the opening is large enough for the cat and leaving out the inside piece won't affect the integrity of the box. It would be better to leave it out with a cat that large.
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.
1795044
I'm not positive, but I think about 2 inches. I wouldn't think it's enough room for cats to crawl under but they can be quite nimble! I would be afraid they would knock it over if they were able to crawl under it. Hope that helps.
1204419
Cats could probably easily enter. There is another one a friend told me about that has a magnetic bottom panel. If you're worried about cats I would suggest finding on like that
160301
Yes a cat over 10ibs could fit into the cube , but if extremely large it would be tight. Cat like to sleep boxes.
1788224
The opening is 8" wide by 11" at the top of the arch and didn't use the center divider. I am no longer using this; concept was nice but with one larger cat, he seemed cramped in it. I had the inside lined with plastic and a tall sided litter box inside but one of the cats managed to get pee outside the litter box. I got sick of cleaning it so I went back to the old covered litterboxes and am looking for another litterbox disguise option.
1686737
The openings are about 2 inches at most. I don't think that a cat with large paws like that would be able to get his feet into the bowl and get the food out.
1077194
It is around 4 inches. My cats (11 years old) do not have any problems entering it.
1099540
It would be pretty hard for a cat to squeeze by this. They would have to be fairly little and very determined. Not much open space.
297155
I am going to say no. I have a medium size cat and its a bit tight. Probably should go to the next size for a dog. That said these are very nice doors and are fairly sturdy.
1049768
My cat is 13-14 lbs and he fits in there okay. He has misjudged his size and went (poo) outside the box once or twice because he didn't go all the way in and left his back side hanging over. It looks like he might, door hole might be small depending on his girth.
102815
Probably. Though if it's a big cat, it would be a squeeze. Remember, some cats can fit their paws in the tiny space under doors.
1933363
Definitely not! I mean, you might be able to physically squeeze him in there, but it would be a super tight fit and very uncomfortable for the cat.
1717253
My cat couldn't get through. I'd say about 4 inches apart. I've since thrown them away. They were surprisingly weak.
1029091
I don't have L x W x H, but I do have a large cat too... about a 14 pound cat or so and he fits in the whole with lots of extra space.