Cat can get paw through grid

Is your cat aggresive or overly playful with the pigs? If not then you may not need to worry about it.

If there is any doubt about your cat's intentions then you should cat proof the cage by either doubling the grids to make smaller spaces or you can get hardware mesh, cut it and zip tie it to the cage. Hardware mesh is the same type of stuff they put on the bottom of wire bottom cages and hutches (I know, yuck, but it has other purposes). You will find it in the fencing section...sometimes you will find smaller rolls in the window/screendoor section. I had to nail it onto my screen door to keep my dogs from ripping through the screen.

My cat's have decided that the GPs are too scary to mess with. Occationally during floor time a cat will be nearby and either the cat gets up and leaves when they come near or pops the GP on the nose (no claws out) before running for cover. The pigs act like it's a game and often chase the cat from the room.

One of my cats also likes to play with the fish in my pond. I have caught her sticking her paw in the water for the fish nibble on her but she has never tried to catch or harm one. Usually she sticks her tail in the water and swishes it back and forth for the fish to chase.

Sorry to get off the subject...just popped out.

You can also buy the mesh grids from Linins N' Things or the kid's grids from Target.

Thanks for the replies. We have been keeping a close watch, and it seems that the cat (Lucy) is more playing than being aggressive. I think we will cat proof the cage more anyway, just in case. Also, we just built the cage last weekend, and it is still on the floor. We are going to place it atop more cubes today or tomorrow, so that should help too, maybe. (The grid cubes will be strong enough, won't they? I looked at some of the photos in the gallery, and it looks as though it should work. We have a 2 x 4 cage.)
Thanks!
Pam P.