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20th February 2012, 08:19 AM #1Moderator




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Sorry this has to be in feet & inches but it was the only metal tape I could find to do some measuring with on my own & just the cats to help,so as close as they would let me do it bottom bed 2ft,middle bed at 3.5ft & top one 6ft,if you add about 3" on to each for the height of the sides of the bed you will know roughly what size they can cope with,our new babe makes the top bunk with no problem although she does have the sense to go up in tiers one of the last two babes used to jump from floor to top at about four months of age,that was a heart stopper especially if he misjudged & hung from the edge...!
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22nd February 2012, 05:11 PM #2Active Cat


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As far as how high they can jump it seems to me thats not size related .In fact the lighter the MC is the easier it is for him/her to jump.
Truth is though........Some are just better at jumping than others
This is silver at 20 weeks
Silver is very long but also heavy (9lbs ) so he cant jump up as far as nero who is smaller .
At 19 weeks Nero could jump onto the worktops
My older MC floyd however is something of a jumper specialist. He was on the worktops at 13-14 weeks . He weighs 8kg ish but can get up almost anything including doors
Its not a good picture but he is sitting on a four inch ledge and the only way is straight up !
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23rd February 2012, 03:28 AM #3Active Cat


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23rd February 2012, 03:52 AM #4Cool Cat


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My Samantha at 15 lbs could leap to the top of a 7 foot bookcase with only a foot of space between the top of the bookcase and the ceiling.
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23rd February 2012, 12:08 PM #5Moderator




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The MC is obsessed with being high up. Monty now lives on top of the 6ft bookcase, and is ever so pleased about it. He leaps up via the table and if I am standing in a convenient spot he'll jump down via my shoulders. If we leave the loft ladders out, they will climb straight up there and hang out on the top rung. If the hatch is left open, they have been known to get into the loft, which is all very well and good, plenty of stuff up there to root around in, but they will NOT come down again. Lots of messing around with towels and treats, it takes ages!!!



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Wasn't even sticking up 1/3 as much as the second pic.


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