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Location: Toronto, Ontario
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Hi all, I was wondering how high the average house cat could jump. I'm building a scratching post/ kitty condo and i'm not sure if i should build a ramp going up to the perch or should i just leave it and let the cat jump up onto it. the perch is 35 inches high and i'm not sure if that's too high for a cat. thanks in advance.
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Location: Seattle, WA
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i found a page that says "A cat can jump 5 times as high as it is tall."
and another page says "A cat can jump even seven times as high as it is tall." another that says 5 times again. i'm sure they can jump up to 35 inches.
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Location: Wisconsin
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In the summer when the patio door is open and the June bugs are bouncing against the screen, I've seen Barnaby jump as high as 6 feet (well, his paws reached 6 feet).
35 inches is well within a cat's capability.
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