Posted by Gank_90
Posted on 12:26
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Another mail. This time from Megan Galindo in San Fransico, California, USA.
Hi,
I have attached some photos of our cat ramp in San Francisco, CA for you to post on your website.
My husband built it for my cat Leo. Not an easy feat since the was a very narrow area to put the ladder and the ramps go up the the third story. He covered each ramp with a tightly woven indoor/outdoor carpeting so Leo would have something to sink his claws into.
Leo loves his cat ramp and we love that he doesn't have to meow incessantly every time he wants to go out or be let in.
// Megan





Hi,
I have attached some photos of our cat ramp in San Francisco, CA for you to post on your website.
My husband built it for my cat Leo. Not an easy feat since the was a very narrow area to put the ladder and the ramps go up the the third story. He covered each ramp with a tightly woven indoor/outdoor carpeting so Leo would have something to sink his claws into.
Leo loves his cat ramp and we love that he doesn't have to meow incessantly every time he wants to go out or be let in.
// Megan





Posted by Gank_90
Posted on 12:10
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Mail from Liz:
I haven't built it, but I think it would work. The dowels could be bolted from the bottom of each step, or sideways to the end of each step. And would look nice with decorative tops, like a stair railing.

I haven't built it, but I think it would work. The dowels could be bolted from the bottom of each step, or sideways to the end of each step. And would look nice with decorative tops, like a stair railing.






