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I've moved and to get my cat acclimated I've decided I'm going to crate him while we are working. The crate i have is 42"x28"x30", with a dual level. Will this be enough space for my cat? He is 14y/o, and will be crated for 6-8 hours 5 days a week fo
That set up looks perfect for Kitter. Thanks for including pictures. The reality is that cats sleep when we are at work, so my only concern at 14 years old is that he is able to comfortably jump up to the second level in order to access his bed. As long as he is able to make that jump easily, I think he will be very comfortable in that cage while he gets acclimated to his new home. Good luck! I hope that was helpful and answers your question. Thanks for using Boop by Petco.
Updated on September 24th, 2025
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How do you help an older cat (8 years) get along with a younger dog (2 years)? The cat is adopted from a shelter and was previously just roaming the streets. The dog has never been around a cat before, only other dogs. He is not hostile toward her, j
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I cannot get Spazz into a crate to go to the vet. I have tried treats, kept the crate in the house, used feliway and three different kinds of crate. He was previously feral until he was about six months old. He is not big on being picked up and pu
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I don’t want to use a tranquilizer, but my cat does not do very well in airports (especially having to carry her through security) are there any over the counter natural remedies to calm her nerves?
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