Kanu reviews iguana gear

With the iguana's arrival drawing closer, we're getting more and more of the things needed to bring an infant iguana into one's house. Of course, all of these items must be checked for safety, comfort, and quality. Not having any young iguanas sitting around the house, I have to use what is available to me. The Papasan Catasan proved to suit Kanu so well that he appeared to fall asleep. He was strapped in to prevent him from accidentally falling out of the Catasan. He, however did not find the rabbit above him interesting. The iguana might be amused by this, I'm not too sure.


We now move onto the highchair. This went together without any problems and seems to be sturdy enough for an iguana to sit and eat in. Kanu immediately took to the high chair without any problems and was easily strapped in. It was almost as if he knew that the highchair's purpose was for him eat. Here he is patiently waiting for his dinner.

This also shows how easy it is for him to eat while seated in the highchair. He had no problem reaching his food while strapped in. We didn't try the recline feature of this particular highchair as he doesn't feed from a bottle anymore. Kanu gives the Papasan Catasan 4 paws out of 5 as the toy is a little scary to him. He gives the Highchair 4.5 paws out of 5. He feels there could be some more padding in the seat for his sensitive rear.

Stay tuned for more baby iguana item reviews.