Do you think a cat could knock it over or push it over?
381413
No-I have 3 pugs that will jump at it sometimes and it hasn't been pushed over.
381414
I suppose a very heavy cat might knock it over. The cage only sits on top of the stand, but if you you somehow secure the cage to the stand (zip ties??) I think it would difficult to knock the whole thing over. But the cart is on wheels, so it is easily jarred - at least on our tile floor. And the cage is pretty wide, so fairly stable considering the height with the stand. At the very least it would severely freak out the bird! LOL!
381415
Only if he/she is the size of a tiger! It's a really nice piece, I have 2 parakeets in it, could easily fit 3 more and they would be comfortable without over crowding. It is nice & sturdy, not cheap
381416
I suppose it would be possible, but not likely. It would have to be a very aggressive, large cat to do this. I have a 10 lb. cat but she has never tried to even approach the cage. I feel this cage is sturdy and I, personally, have no problems with it. It will roll on tile but I have four, rubber chair pads under each roller to prevent this from happening.
381417
my cage is located in corner, I don't think it can knocked over. But if its standing in the middle of the room with no support around the cage than cage can be knocked over.
381418
Nope, we have ours on carpet and it feels pretty stable. If you had a child fall into it or were moving it around, possibly, but we've had it for almost a year and have never had it fall over. It's survived a few earthquakes too.
1900332
My puppy (6 lbs) was able to collapse it and tip it over to escape, so I would say your cat could do the same.
559470
Yes. It is very stable if left alone, but if a cat jumped onto it, it could be knocked over.
1303787
Probably not. Furthermore, should the cat push the door open and step inside, the door could shut, trapping the cat inside with no way out.
64454
The critters COULD knock it over if they tried, which they haven't. The dogs could even jump over it easily, but it hasn't occurred to them yet, either. The gate is going across a big double-door to my second bedroom, preventing the dogs from raiding the cat litter box (disgusting creatures that they are). Just to make sure, I sandwiched one side of the gate between the wall and a heavy object, in this case the bucket with the litter. On the other side, I just folded out the extra leg a bit to give it stability. Have had the gate for about 2 months now, no problem. The cats hop right over it.
1120823
no, if the cat is outside it might get caught on something and the cat would be stuck there.
1988304
In my opinion it doesn't tip easily, but a determined cat could probably knock it over.
133598
Not sure they will do better with this one. Our cat is 13 lbs and jumps gingerly on and off the platforms. We have it backed to a wall and that helped stabilize it. Not sure how two cats at the same time would affect it.
377443
I'm not really sure. The feeder is not all that heavy even when full so I think the goats might be able to knock it over.
1276042
Yes. But, it's not heavy enough to support the cats weight. Maybe if you could place similar height items on with side that would keep it in place. It's very lightweight.
2061277
I am sorry to tell you-I threw mine away-fixed or not-it is NOT well made-a kitten would knock it over! Sorry!
1497379
No danger of a cat knocking it over, it has a slight a wobble to it, but it is very sturdy. My fat cat climbs all over it, and there has never been a time when it looked even slightly like it might tip over. The base is very heavy and big enough to support the weight of the tree and an active cat.
64451
The critters COULD knock it over if they tried, which they haven't. The dogs could even jump over it easily, but it hasn't occurred to them yet, either. The gate is going across a big double-door to my second bedroom, preventing the dogs from raiding the cat litter box (disgusting creatures that they are). Just to make sure, I sandwiched one side of the gate between the wall and a heavy object, in this case the bucket with the litter. On the other side, I just folded out the extra leg a bit to give it stability. Have had the gate for about 2 months now, no problem. The cats hop right over it. The critters COULD knock it over if they tried, which they haven't. The dogs could even jump over it easily, but it hasn't occurred to them yet, either. The gate is going across a big double-door to my second bedroom, preventing the dogs from raiding the cat litter box (disgusting creatures that they are). Just to make sure, I sandwiched one side of the gate between the wall and a heavy object, in this case the bucket with the litter. On the other side, I just folded out the extra leg a bit to give it stability. Have had the gate for about 2 months now, no problem. The cats hop right over it.
730575
The cover is not desiged to hold weight. Unknown if they would be 'consumed', and a cat might be able to run across it, but it's not safe to support an animal.
1882232
I think most cats would be able to sneak through the bottom corners. The opening on the bottom corners is a little bit wider. Also, all cats I've ever owned could probably jump over this gate.
772496
I think it could and should be fine for some cats. However, but not if you cat figures out how to climb over it.
1879677
My two cats have never been able to break in. (And one has thumbs!) The most I've seen is one stick his hand up the chute and shake out a couple pieces. They've also never been able to topple the thing. The base is pretty wide, and I had mine against a wall, so it would've taken a lot of effort to get it all the way over.