I have cats that might crawl underneath. How far off the ground is it. (thank you)
1795041
There's maybe 2 inches clearance between the feet, cats won't be able to squeeze.
1795042
I have cats too. It measures 2 inches. I have gotten so many compliments on this screen! Buy it by all means.
1795043
I just measured my panel and it's 2 1/2 inches off the floor. No way will your cat be able to crawl under, great buy!
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.
2106315
I have mine packed away so I can't measure exactly but maybe like 4-5 inches off the ground. They are low.
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
1115246
The distance from floor to middle of lower bed is approx 18 inches. From floor to corner is 21 inches. Hope this is helpful. My cats love this cat condo as they like the tall bed but jump from lower level to get to top.
505555
Your best bet is to mount the transmitter high enough off the ground say 3 to 4 feet or more so that it will not detect the cats walking under it. This unit is one of the best out there for it's price and reliance. Well worth the money!
256745
you can set it up to 7-8 feet circle. it also works as cubic feet which will keep your cat off a staircase as well. it works well.
1825112
about 3 feet. typically 2nd cat trying to eat from 1st cat's bowl will block the sensor on the 1st cat thus closing the lid.
1132385
It's 5 feet 8 inches. But there are a few levels so a cat can climb as high as it wishes to climb.
872526
There is open space at the bottom so large cat okay, kitten no. It would also depend on the surface it was put on and if the animal digs.
1609699
Hi, I can't answer that question, I don't know your cats condition. There is a ramp, but my cats always climb on the side and don't use it.
2186472
Not sure. Our cat needed a second or two with her head inside the opening before it clicks open. She was reluctant or unable to do that until I put a cinder block there for her to stand on while she was attempting to enter. Depends on how high the cat flap is off the ground. Ours is about 8-12 inches off the ground. I think the closer the door is to the cats head in its natural position/height, the more likely they are to adjust quickly to it. I love mine after she finally learned how to do it. I taught her by forcing her through it several times over several days. I now see my neighbors cat peering inside but wondering why he can no longer enter! Not sure. Our cat needed a second or two with her head inside the opening before it clicks open. She was reluctant or unable to do that until I put a cinder block there for her to stand on while she was attempting to enter. Depends on how high the cat flap is off the ground. Ours is about 8-12 inches off the ground. I think the closer the door is to the cats head in its natural position/height, the more likely they are to adjust quickly to it. I love mine after she finally learned how to do it. I taught her by forcing her through it several times over several days. I now see my neighbors... » Read More Not sure. Our cat needed a second or two with her head inside the opening before it clicks open. She was reluctant or unable to do that until I put a cinder block there for her to stand on while she was attempting to enter. Depends on how high the cat flap is off the ground. Ours is about 8-12 inches off the ground. I think the closer the door is to the cats head in its natural position/height, the more likely they are to adjust quickly to it. I love mine after she finally learned how to do it. I taught her by forcing her through it several times over several days. I now see my neighbors cat peering inside but wondering why he can no longer enter! « Show Less
972850
I have to 12# cats, they get in and out just fine. As long we they are not terribly tall, it should be good. �
14375
It's not too low, maybe an inch or so tall.. perfect for small cats or dogs.
1993605
A few inches. Our cats were not able to slip through the posts, but depending on how high you hang it, they could squeeze under the bottom.
516152
About an inch off the floor. This is huge it takes up half of a cat cage floor. I love it no more mess cleans easy also has a fill line.
1110885
I didn't measure them, but they are close enough that a cat is not going to get through...but can still jump over.
939933
Don't know exactly. Cat and feeder are living elsewhere now. My guess is 5-6".