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Hoof Hearted · 02-07-2009, 01:27 AM

If this is a dwelling you do not own and/or do not feel comfortable making permanant attatchments to...

I think your two best solutions would be:
Set up a kennel type 'cage', like the ones I posted. You will have to take the cats to/from it and have food/water and litter available to them. You can place shelves and perches in there for them in addition to wiring small-ish tree-limbs for them to climb and scratch on.

Set up a kennel type 'cage', using one of the sliding/screen door inserts with a cat flap, attaching your tunnel firmly to it, which leads directly to the cat kennel.

Both of these solutions are not permanant, but can be made secure to insure against any escapes. I personally think the cat-tunnel would be the weakest link.

02-07-2009, 01:27 AM	#33
Hoof Hearted ...you smell something? Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Monroe, GA Posts: 420	If this is a dwelling you do not own and/or do not feel comfortable making permanant attatchments to... I think your two best solutions would be: Set up a kennel type 'cage', like the ones I posted. You will have to take the cats to/from it and have food/water and litter available to them. You can place shelves and perches in there for them in addition to wiring small-ish tree-limbs for them to climb and scratch on. Set up a kennel type 'cage', using one of the sliding/screen door inserts with a cat flap, attaching your tunnel firmly to it, which leads directly to the cat kennel. Both of these solutions are not permanant, but can be made secure to insure against any escapes. I personally think the cat-tunnel would be the weakest link. __________________ I have the ability of single-minded determination and focu...Hey, look! A horse!