Are the feet optional, as in do they come unattached, and I can choose not to add them? I have a disabled cat that may not be able to step that high.
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Yes. You have to assemble the box yourself and so you can leave the legs off.
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Hi Caitlin, Yes the feet are optional, I didn't like the feet either. All the pieces are pretty much optional. You can decide to have the opening on the left or the right side of the box too. I have two cats, my male is 22 yrs old, and he didn't have any issues using it. There's also a divider for the inside, that I didn't use. I felt that it made it too small of an area to fit any cat box. I bought the biggest cat box I could find (length wise). My hooded cat box wouldn't fit because of the height. I use a mat and cardboard under the cat box just in case they "miss". It'll protect the wood. I absolutely LOVE hiding the box in this manner. I highly recommend it and wish I found it sooner! Good luck! Hi Caitlin, Yes the feet are optional, I didn't like the feet either. All the pieces are pretty much optional. You can decide to have the opening on the left or the right side of the box too. I have two cats, my male is 22 yrs old, and he didn't have any issues using it. There's also a divider for the inside, that I didn't use. I felt that it made it too small of an area to fit any cat box. I bought the biggest cat box I could find (length wise). My hooded cat box wouldn't fit because of the height. I use a mat and cardboard under the cat box just in case they "miss". It'll... » Read More Hi Caitlin, Yes the feet are optional, I didn't like the feet either. All the pieces are pretty much optional. You can decide to have the opening on the left or the right side of the box too. I have two cats, my male is 22 yrs old, and he didn't have any issues using it. There's also a divider for the inside, that I didn't use. I felt that it made it too small of an area to fit any cat box. I bought the biggest cat box I could find (length wise). My hooded cat box wouldn't fit because of the height. I use a mat and cardboard under the cat box just in case they "miss". It'll protect the wood. I absolutely LOVE hiding the box in this manner. I highly recommend it and wish I found it sooner! Good luck! « Show Less
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This is probably not the catbox for you then if your cat is that disabled. The feet are maybe 2-3 inches max off the ground. And the catbox sits inside of the enclosure sideways so he would have to step another 4-5 inches to get into the specific cat box that can fit this enclosure. Dosckocil (Petmate) CDS22007 Plastic Hi-Back Cat Litter Pan, Large, Assorted (If you want to use the divider to keep litter contained) You can choose not to use the divider (thus not keeping litter as well contained) and find a box that fits long ways that might be better for your kitty. This is probably not the catbox for you then if your cat is that disabled. The feet are maybe 2-3 inches max off the ground. And the catbox sits inside of the enclosure sideways so he would have to step another 4-5 inches to get into the specific cat box that can fit this enclosure. Dosckocil (Petmate) CDS22007 Plastic Hi-Back Cat Litter Pan, Large, Assorted (If you want to use the divider to keep litter contained) You can choose not to use the divider (thus not keeping litter as well contained) and find a box that fits long ways... » Read More This is probably not the catbox for you then if your cat is that disabled. The feet are maybe 2-3 inches max off the ground. And the catbox sits inside of the enclosure sideways so he would have to step another 4-5 inches to get into the specific cat box that can fit this enclosure. Dosckocil (Petmate) CDS22007 Plastic Hi-Back Cat Litter Pan, Large, Assorted (If you want to use the divider to keep litter contained) You can choose not to use the divider (thus not keeping litter as well contained) and find a box that fits long ways that might be better for your kitty. « Show Less
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No. It only sits maybe a foot off the ground. If they can't jump that high yet you could always build a short ramp for then to walk up.
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that is fairly small to force a cat to live in. it isnt nearly tall enough to meet cat's need to be higher than there surroundings. so I would say no
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You mean fabric wise or remove one? The only ones I would suggest removing is the top or bottom, due to stability issues. They fit inside each other snuggly with about an inch of one inserted into the top of another. The way I've seen cats race up & down them, you want that stability.
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I would not use two... although you probably could use the parts from two of them to combine them into a taller model... the support springs would be destroyed when the cat jumps on it from the side, or mid-levels. (But I have multiple cats, and for what it is- it does hold up well. I just have to replace it about twice a year.) Another idea would be to raise the base section, maybe a shorter, sturdy table.. that you can make into a cat house or chill spot!!! Funn! :)
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I'm not sure. I wondered that myself. But my 3 legged cat has no issues using them.
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My cats both have front claws, but I don't believe it would be a problem if you're referring to possible difficulty getting to the top without them [front claws]. Both of my cats are 20 lbs and the can easily jump from tier to tier without having to use their claws. Hope this helps! :)
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I bought this for my 40 lb Basset Hound and she uses it all the time. It's about a foot and a half high. She uses it to get on and off of the couch. The steps aren't steep, so your cat should be able to use them. It's too short to use for a bed, though. They make a 4 step one that I bought for my bed. They work great too.
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yes it i does. i chose not to use them, the legs are also adjustable for height. i must admit this was a little challenging to put together, but i do not regret buying it.
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I had to put my cat in the top basket, to try to get her used to it. But eventually she kept jumping down, which is a foot drop down to the floor. Plus since my cat's full grown, the middle flat tier kept tipping over; so its not that reliable if propped up properly. Eventually I took my top tier basket down since she never slept in it; & my cat tore the heck out of the top scratching post. But my cat still likes to jump up on the rest of the cat pole.
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No. There are no stairs, ladders, or anything else to assist in their ascent to the top. What is pictured is what you get. The lower 2/3 of the cat tower is rather easily accessible do to the platforms being relatively low in nature. The top tier is hard to get on even if your cats do have claws. Our cats use the back of the couch to access the upper portions and even then it's a leap for them. Hope this is helpful!
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The feet are different than the stock photos all the sites show of it. It is stable. More so than TVs with center stand only. Your cats will not knock this over unless a large fatty walks right up the middle of the back and pushes real hard. Unlikely. The feet sit flat on the table not teetering like it shows, its curved and has alot of contact with the surface it sits on. Its not much like the photo at all.
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they are optional and I think how stable it is without them would depend on how level your floor is. If it is level it should be very stable.
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Not that I can see. You could raise it off the floor so the cat could get under it. I can't imagine my cat not just jumping/climbing over it
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We have 2 cats which total close to yours and they both run and leap off of ours frequently. It would most certainly need to be anchored somewhere, either the floor or a wall, to prevent it from tipping. Each post has a 2" bolt which holds it to the post below or above, plastic wrapped in carpet/cord. The steps would not hold up however. They are only held by a single L bracket at the top. A screw through the bottom or an extra bracket on the top would help but you need to be careful that you don't leave anything exposed that would cut the cat.
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I would think so.....none of the hardware was permanently installed. I would reverse the instructions and start at the top. Happy moving!!! I'm sure your cat(s) will love it.
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I'm not sure because small tacks attach them to the sofa or chair by attaching to the wood frame. The frame goes up the back of furniture, but on the side, it might be too low to do any good if the cat stands on his back legs. Sorry it took a while to answer; your email got lost in the pile.