Source checked 12 November 2026. PawLine editorial team. Not professionally reviewed.
Educational information, not veterinary, building or installation advice. Never drop a cat, stage a fall or test a barrier with an animal. Keep access to unresolved hazards prevented. After a fall, seek immediate veterinary care; do not wait for a worksheet or app reply.
What this guide can do
Ground Before explains why righting ability does not replace prevention and helps organize existing access questions. It cannot inspect a home, certify a screen, predict a landing or examine an animal after a fall. Its tools are writing aids, not safety approvals.
Source and editorial limits
The editorial team checked Cats Protection, Blue Cross and ASPCA on 12 November 2026. Only the relevant fall and prevention material is used. The guide reproduces no survival-percentage promise, height ranking or home-treatment protocol. None of these organizations reviewed or endorsed this website.
Review and language status
No veterinarian, structural engineer or installation professional has individually reviewed the site. Translations are machine-assisted and not professionally reviewed; English is the reference. Original geometric art is illustrative, not a construction diagram, validated barrier design or fall simulation.
Publisher and privacy
PawLine publishes the guide. Official app store art is labeled honestly, and temporary entries are not saved or sent through analytics or store hops. Corrections: support@pawline.inc, not for emergencies. Free to download; see the store listing for current offers, pricing and trial terms. PawLine app, patent pending.
Sources and limits
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