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SV Dad

Savannah Super Cat
Hey, JP! I hope you are reading this thread!! Some great ideas for that catcentric home.
 

John Popp

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I am and getting ready to be consumed by this type of thing.

One question I had, is I saw there was mention of some pretty high ceilings, just how far do people think you can comfortably go without putting your cat at risk?
 

WitchyWoman

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Staff member
John, the reason I put a lip on the walkway is because of Juba's vestibular disease. He gets dizzy occasionally and has balance issues. I wanted to be sure it would be a bit tougher for him to fall. The ceiling in this room is 14'. If I were to do the same in the areas where the ceilings are 24', I wouldn't put the walkways any higher unless I were doing a tunnel system.
 

WitchyWoman

Admin
Staff member
Thanks Kathy, they're having a blast with it so far. I can't wait to see what they do when I get the climbing pole up.
 

Patti

Admin
Staff member
John, I'm not sure it matters how high the ceilings are, as long as the path up and down are secure with safe footing for a cat - I mean after a certain distance terminal velocity is the same ;)
 
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