Easy to fold up put away? CATS: Does your cat love it or fear it??
1810369
Yes, it is easy to fold up and put away. Can't answer about cats - don't have any.
1810370
The ocicat loves hexbugs. It's hard to keep him entertained so these are great. I put a couple inside a hula hoop or make a circle out of the track.
1429384
it's tough to help you out because I'm not near the kitty house now to look at it. Mine assembled easy and held up to nasty winds. Sorta tough to help you when i'm not there to see it. My 4 kitty's love the protection. Good luck. fergy
655291
No:( I had to find a flat place to put it because we had the same issue. But our cat loves it!!!
804842
I have a 'fluffy' cat that weighs more - she does not like to discuss, and she fits fine plus the zippers make it easy to access them. Just make certain you belt in the carrier! Have a safe trip.
2244137
My two Maine coons were fine in the tent and tunnel, especially the indoor female. The male who is allowed outside around our house tried for a while to find a way out. The enclosures were easy to store in our small trailer on a road trip and were so easy to set up and take down...However, our cats do NOT have front claws! Kittens with their energy and love of climbing might rip the netting. Our cats are older, too. (The female is 5 years old and the male 10.)
741321
I agree with the previous post. My cat is 8lbs and he jumped on top. While the mesh of course gave the structure itself stood firm. I'm sure there's a threshold but I would say a normal sized cat (mine being closer to the smaller side of that spectrum) on top won't collapse it. I think it would be great for pet intros!
432067
Absolutely! Which is usually how I do it. Very convenient using the top for cats who really don't want to come out!
1261454
I let my cat play with mine (supervised.) he loves it. The hard plastic doesn't appeal to him so he doesn't chew it but when it gets stuck in the heater vent he will pull it out gently by one of its legs with his teeth. The legs feel secure enough that I don't worry about him breaking one off.
264324
Interesting question... We have a cat but I've never had issue to use it. I can only say that I will try it for that situation should it happen.
43657
It's doable, although of course assembly/breakdown goes much faster with two people. It folds down nicely for transport or storage, and cats seem to find it comfortable. Good luck with your adoption events!
701424
As others already confirmed the bed does make a crinkling noise. At first my cats didn't want anything to do with the beds. However, I left the two beds in different spots and eventually curiosity overcame any doubt and now there is always a cat in both the beds. I did have to move them to on top of the coach. I discovered, like most cats, they prefer to be elevated rather than being on the floor. I even bought two of these beds for the garage kitties because of how much the indoor kitties like them!
1081107
I put catnip on mine to help the cats get over the fear of "big scary thing in corner". They were giving it the side eye before that, but catnip loosen them up to explore it.
710237
We don't have cats, but it looks pretty escape proof to us. We would not hesitate to put our daughter's cat in it.
338326
I wouldn't trust that because its pliable. It can be staked to the ground but if you have a cat determined to make an escape they probably could if you left it unzipped with cat door access
792732
My husband assembled it and it didn't look as though it would be too hard to take it down again. I wouldn't recommend it, if you thought that you would be wanting to fold it up on a frequent basis. Rather, that after use, if you weren't going to use it for quite a while, it could be stored easily, until the next time needed. I'm probably not very helpful, but since the ad for this cage didn't use "folding up" as a selling point, I don't think it's made for that. Best of luck. Geneise
644313
The instructions will tell you, but I think they folded and tucked in. This is a great item and my cats lay on theirs all the time. I am on my second one. The first one lasted over a year I am sure. It is better than a scratch box, because it is like a little bed. I have 4 cats.
1971051
I did the same thing as the first two replies and have had no problem. My cat had to be enticed up to the hammock for a couple of days (with catnip), but now she loves it!