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Widening Windowsills For Cat
Linda from New York City Feedback About This Post:RE: Widening Windowsills For CatHI, just go to pet co. They have shelves that hook onto the windowsill, actually on top of the sill. They have brackets that press against the wall below and the seat is 8 inches wide and the width of a regular single window. I have two for Jerry. Post By Mom to Jerry (Guest Post) RE: Widening Windowsills For Cat
Hi Everyone, Post by LINDYLOU31 RE: Widening Windowsills For CatThere are cat seats that fit over windowsills. They are carpeted. I have one, and my cats love it! You wouldn't need to do anything to your windowsill this way. You might look in Carol Wright or similar catalogs, or check at a pet supply store. Good luck! PS Your cat is beautiful! Post By Janet45101 (Guest Post) RE: Widening Windowsills For CatAlot of great ideas here. Just wanted to tell you, your cat is beautiful. Love the colors and markings. Post by jmz2005 RE: Widening Windowsills For Cat
Clamp a thick & wide piece of wood to the sill on each end of the window. (Perhaps 1/2" thick plywood cut the size of the window would support his body weight and lumber yards always have extra unwanted pieces that are unsold laying around or ready to purchase.) Post By Paula Jo Carr Mebane, NC (Guest Post) RE: Widening Windowsills For Cat
wal mart might still have the window seat I got when I had Post by meoowmom RE: Widening Windowsills For Cat
I did is actually just nailed a larger piece of wood to my sill I painted it to match and it works fine. Post By chris (Guest Post) RE: Widening Windowsills For Cat
My mom just mentioned to me how they sell "window sill wideners" made FOR cats at most pet stores. I don't know if they clip-on or what, but she said they are super-easy to install. (My cat just had surgery & can no longer go outside)... Post by Cyinda RE: Widening Windowsills For Cat
Perhaps you could place a table, bookcase or other piece of furniture next to the window. If you have a cat tree/perch or large scratching post that the cat can sit on comfortably and safely, maybe you could put that by the window. Post By tj (Guest Post) RE: Widening Windowsills For CatThe window sills that the pet stores sell have, ahem, weight limits. If your cat really does have a fat butt (both of mine do too!) then you might exceed the weight limit. It would be easy enough to get a wider piece of wood and a couple shelf brackets to extend the sill yourself. Redoing the entire sill is a real pain- you'd have to take apart the entire window (assuming that's even possible, since newer windows are pretty solid)... Just make sure you hit studs when you attach the brackets, otherwise kitty will make a loud noise when he hits the floor. Probably in the middle of the night, too. By the way- he's very handsome! (Even though he looks like he'd like for you to hurry up with his windowsill project!) Post by Beth - MA RE: Widening Windowsills For CatHi Linda, You didn't say what kind of sill that you have but what I did is actually just nailed a larger peice of wood to my sill I painted it to match and it works fine. My cats have fat butts too!! Also you could put some brackets like for shelving and a piece of wider board if you sill isn't sturdy enough to hold by itself. Of course you can always purchase a sill extender just for this purpose but I found mine works great and is not noticeable, the extenders I have seen are, but if you want to spend a more they work! Hope that helps. Michelle Post by TNGAL RE: Widening Windowsills For CatPetCo and PetSmart both sell a little 'window seat' for cats that attaches to the sill. Check out their websites. Post by galmud | |
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