How big are the tube openings? I'm concerned about my two polydactyls getting their big paws in there.
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The inner diameter of the tubes is just short of 1 3/4". I have cats with paws the size of catchers mitts and they love it. One of my cat's front paws measure 2" across, and he navigates fishing out treats just fine. They have to fold their little paws in so they can fish out the kibble or whatever crunchy treats you use. They use their paws like a hook to work the treat up and out of the tube. There are no sharp parts on the tubes or anywhere else on the toy to get any paws caught.
382303
The tubes are 2 inches wide, with the opening just a touch narrower than that. You can take the tubes out (or just leave in a few) if you are worried that your cats can't fit their paws in very well.
382304
My cats wouldn't use it so I gave it to a friend. However, my recollection is that the opening was about 2" wide.
382305
42mm or 1.6875in (1 11/16") opening. All the tubes are the same diameter, only the height varies. The short tubes(6 tubes) are 45mm or 1.75in tall and the taller tubes(3 tubes) are 75mm or 3.0in tall. Hope this helps.
608877
They are about an inch apart. I had a ferret and he wasn't able to squeeze through. This cage is very durable, easy to clean, and you have options to move the levels in different ways. I really liked it. I think sid liked it too :)
1408956
I have an African Green, about 10 1/2 inches from head to perch and she goes in nicely. Has to duck her head a little. The door opening is 9 x 9. I love this cage, its great for short term things or carrying her around. Hope this helps.
1782405
I would guess small for roundish webbed paws or extra small for slim narrow paws. My 30 lb whippet had narrow paws and the medium were a little too loose around her lower paws. If the tops are a little tight then you can trim with scissors for comfort. They look like extra thick round shaped balloons but some dogs have very narrow paws. Hope this helps a little.
1351872
yes they can get out there are gaps at the bottom of the enclosure so if this is the only home of your pet you might have a problem...i love mine though! my dragons are only in it a few hours a day so it works for me....good luck!
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.
1362190
These tubes are not large, they look much larger than actual size. They are barely large enough for a big cat paw. They fit into the base tightly and probably can't be removed by the cat. I'm not sure if using them for water will work for You, I think you'll have a huge mess on your hands, and the cats will only be able to access a small of amount of water given the narrow size of the tube.
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My 73-lb golden retriever fits with lots of room to spare, however she always lies down and curls up when she's in the Tube. I don't have the cushion that makes the bottom level, so that gives a bit more height. The diameter is just over 24". I have had two smaller dogs in my Pet Tube, but it might be cozy if you're thinking about one Tube for both of your collies. I hope this is helpful. BTW, I really love the portability and flexibility of the Pet Tube, and my dog loves jumping into it.
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There is an opening right there around the tail and about 6 inches up around their belly is not covered either. Dont worry they wont pee on it, there is plenty of room. These PJs work well. Dont put in hot dryer. These are made very well, soft and heavy, I was surprised how well made...... hint..... buy a SIZE bigger.
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The openings are diamond shaped and I would say the opening is about 1-in wide at the widest part. Not sure how sharp a ferret's teeth are but my 6-month old puppy chewed herself a hole big enough to get through in one afternoon (we're no longer using the gate). I don't agree that these gates are suitable for pets as described.
56712
Each panel is about 2 ft. wide. There is not a gap between the panels that would cause paws to get caught in. I used the playpen for my bichon when he was a pup, and he was perfectly safe.
2184399
I have two. I put one of them at 3' and the other about 6" higher. I was having issues with snakes. So hopefully, there is no way a snake can get to them. Good luck
1716031
It's impossible to get them in and out even if it would withstand the paws, which it won't. Even birds landing on it can puncture the outer ring that holds all the water in place. I tried carrying mine in and out with life jackets on to swim with me, but almost dropped them since the ladder is difficult. I had a neighbor whose dog climbed up the ladder when it was left in the pool and the dog died. There was no way for it to get back out, so it swam until it drowned. That can happen with any type of pool so please take care and watch your pets. Mine are happiest playing in plastic kiddie pools that I can just refill each day without the cost or worry of pool chemicals.
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Hi, no he climbs them alot and goes across them hanging by his little front paws like he's on monkey bars but never tries to escape. He can't even if he tried cuz the bars are to close together. The only way he could get out is if I left the door open by accident. Also like the last person said. I did when I put the cage together use small black plastic pull ties and pull the sides together real tight then cut the ends off and they hardly show but it made the cage that much more safe for my critters. Have a great day.
1827074
The bottom of the cage is wire, so I think guinea pig feet might be too small and fall through the holes.
1360019
I'm pretty sure you dont need extra holes. There are times that I've left them in there for a couple of days, accidently, and they are fine. But the trap is full of poop. I'm glad you're concerned about their welfare. They are so cute!
1984520
Hi, I have 2 good size parakeets and there is more than enough room for both of them.