How would this work for two cats?
378327
I have two cats, and it works fine. They take turns eating. But they are very good friends and used to eat out of the same bowl anyway, even though I provided them 2 bowls.
378328
here is a link for the original one that i have and love. i don't know if this "new" one is by the same company or not but if you look at the bases, they are quite different. the one with the pebbled surface, that catches kibble and provides more activity, is the one you want.http://www.redferret.net/?p=27981
378329
fine. but don't buy this product. it's a knock off and the original has a different base which flatter and provides recesses for more activity for your cats. don't buy this one.
378330
I have three cats and the base is big enough that all three can sit around it for playtime. I removed the tubes at first and gradually added them to the base when I knew my cats understood the concept of how to remove the treat. It's very entertaining to watch as each cat is different and has a unique approach to getting their treat!
378331
I use this feeder for three cats. Sometimes they all eat out of it at the same time. Other times they take turns. I removed some of the tubes when I first introduced my cats to this feeder. They have caught on and now use the more challenging tubes. I alternate with other brands of activity feeders as well.
2193064
Ideally this carrier is best for one cat. I'm sure both of your cats could fit in it but I guess it all depends on how long you need to have them in it and if the cats prefer to be close to one another during travel.If you read the measurements and use masking tape to tape out those measurements on a floor or something, you could put the cats inside the tape and see how they would fit in that amount of space.
798206
There are several things to consider. The most important I would say is the size of the cats. My two cats are about 8# each the sleep together on the top level. They take up the entire shelf. They have their food bowls on the second shelf and on the bottom there is a water bottle and I have a corner litter box. they use it as a step to the upper levels. At this point I only keep them in there overnight. The other question is: are you planing on keeping them in the cage all the time? If you are it may be a tight fit. But if you are thinking of it being a safe place for them to retreat to and spend the night It might work for the short term. You May find a way to arrange things differently to give your kitty the most room possible. Bottom line is if your kitties are on the smaller size and get along well they may do ok. I would be sure to find a way to let them stretch their legs. Sorry if I ramble I am just trying to cover it all.
1822570
Two cats could possibility fit but I think they would have to be good friends. We have seen only one cat uses it at a time.
2082817
I dont know of an attatchment that can be used directly on my cats. LOL Besides when I turn it on they run so I dont think they would stick around long enough for me to even try such a thing!
68474
My cats had no problem, Mix the two litters together at first(a little used litter too, so it smells like "bathroom"). Then try using all crystals. If you make the switch gradual they should adapt.
754215
I would not put 2 cats in this carrier. I also think it is small for the 17lb cat but the 12lb cat should fit fine.
85156
I tried this on my cat, and it works real well. Never any problems at all. Thanks frostbyte45
2110858
I only have one cat but assume three collars with it as long as they are compatible. I would check with pet safe regarding your question. It does work you just have to adjust intensity.
635877
This may not work well for your one cat since it is declawed. They need to grab onto the small platform and pull themselves up.
1884712
With a little help, the smaller of my two cats, I was able to push through the slots (just wanted to see if she would fit through). However, my two cats do not try to go through the slots but rather they can jump it if they want. Our main goal was to keep our dog confined to one side of the house and for that it works great.
1717190
That seems to work great with our cats. They can get a drink real easy when they are done eating.
560913
It is plenty big for two cats. I have more than two and it works well. I haven't seen more than one cat there at the same time, but if one wants a drink and another cat is already at the fountain, I've seen them wait until it's their turn. So, it's a big attraction for them, which is what we want to keep our cats hydrated!
270903
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
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Our older cat is thirteen years old and he had no problem adapting to the new top-entry box. Our younger kitten also had no problems. We had to get two litter boxes (one per cat) and it seems to be working out well. The dog has stopped raiding the litter box for snacks. All is good...
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My second cat uses it if he is inside long enough, but he's not too picky. It's just so much easier to deal with than the old conventional style cat box in terms of cleaning, and much less cumulative odor. I think if the cats are used to sharing it will be OK.
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It's fairly big I guess, but to be honest, we use two of these for a two cat home. You could probably get by with just one, but you'll be cleaning it more. Our cats seem to have decided that one of the boxes is for number 1 and the other for number 2, and they both use them that way, which is a little weird, but hey, cats.