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Hey guys!
My newly adopted, newly tripawd cat is currently using a great-dane-sized crate as his "safe space". It works wonderfully- room for his lowset litterbox, a carrier to hide in, and bed + food dishes.
There's just one problem: the door is too big and my dog has boundary issues. Any ideas on how to turn the big door into a little door, so I can leave it open and not worry about the dog? Or somewhere I can get a ginormous crate with an itty bitty kitty door?
Thanks!
-Ami
Great idea! If you're handy with hardware, some deer fencing and zip ties should do the trick. Cut to size and attach a piece to cover the upper part of the open door, allowing you to shut the door for confinement as needed.
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