Need to Separate Cats
Multiple-Pet Households Often Need to Separate Cats Do yourself a favor: If you have ended up on this site and are reading this page, it usually means you or someone you know is struggling with their pets around food or litter issues. This is where those problems can end for good. The MeowSpace® A rectangular enclosure with some necessary bells and whistles, and a selective access pet door is eliminating some of the worst negative aspects of multiple-pet ownership. The MeowSpace® allows some pets in and keeps other pets out. This means that access to certain food, or access to the litter box is restricted to the pets you specify. Feeding problems in multi-pet households are rampant around the world. The need to keep cats separated from one another’s food is so common that one of the vets we spoke with in regards to the MeowSpace® claimed, “This is going to be a basic piece of equipment in every multi-pet home that has cats, once people realize it exists!” Our experience is telling us he’s right. Last year alone, our more »
The Trouble with Cat Tails
Several people have emailed with a concern about their cats’ tails. They are worried that, upon entering the MeowSpace®, their cat’s tail will stop the door flap from closing. In general, most cats instinctively pull their tails through. But if yours is having a problem, here is the solution: Simply place the food bowl at the front of the MeowSpace®, right next to the door. Your cat will enter and have to turn around to get their food, easily pulling their tails through the doorway. If you are using the MeowSpace® to hold a litter box instead of food, your cat’s tail will pull through once they step into the box. cat tails | cat tales | tails of cats | tales of cats
MeowSpace® Placement
If you have several pets, chances are good that you have to regulate certain aspects of feeding them each day. A MeowSpace® will do the regulating for you, and give you peace of mind as well as freeing up your time. Each household situation is different, and as such, you must take into consideration your specific circumstances when using a MeowSpace®. One MeowSpace® owner writes: “I have a big dog who tried to pounce on our MeowSpace®. Although it seems to be remarkably strong plastic (it didn’t break at all), we found it necessary to place it under one of our sofa’s end tables. This keeps our active mutt from being able to bother it, and even provides a safer eating environment for our cats. Because of the MeowSpace’s attractiveness, it actually looks just fine, and even provides a great conversation piece when we have guests.” Moral of the story? MeowSpace® is a great solution, so do what you must to make it work for you. It’ll be worth it! several pets | cat steals food | diy pet feeder more »
