My litter box is 24" L X 18" W X 10" H. Will this fit inside? Will my cat have enough room if I don't assemble the drawer? He's a big male ragdoll.
162707
Yes, it will fit & he will have enough room with or without the drawer. I have a mat down at the opening to catch the litter.
162708
I had to make the door a little bigger. It was very easy to do and I also have a large ragsdoll and mancoon who use it. Really keeps the dust down and the storage drawer is great to hide the scooper
162709
It will fit. I left the drawer out because I have a Ragdoll and a Maine Coon!! I made a plastic liner for mine because accidents don't puddle up they destroy the fiber board. Watch for that!
162710
Yup it's talk inside !! I also use puppy pads under the box to keep bottom dry in case of urine missing the litter box.
162711
I just measured the interior of mine and the 18"W might be a problem. It's only 17.5" wide inside. The height should be ok without the drawer, but you might need to get a smaller litter pan.
162712
There is plenty of room. I even keep the container of extra litter inside. I do have a mat to catch the litter when they come out. They always have a bit stuck in their fur.
2045077
Ditto the previous response. Doree Tateoka's measurements are right on. I really like my two Flip Litter Boxes for our 'wall spraying' kitteh. Remember, once your cat steps into the box he/she will be a couple inches higher depending on how much litter you use.
960018
i use it for my two dogs. One is 25lbs. and one is 30lbs. They are quite comfortable in there. I have never had cats so I am not sure how big the litter box would be, but I think if it is small it should fit. There is extra room.
1477778
We have the Large one which is 20inches wide,and 20 inches high and 17 inches deep. The doorway is 8 3/4 wide and 10 inches high. We have to 4 year old cats using the same one. You must use clumping litter but it uses a lot less than a normal litter box does.
639940
If you can find a small litter box that is less then 16"x20" you should be fine. If you can't then line your kennel with pee pee pads. Chances are your cat won't go to the bathroom in the kennel litter box anyway.
1914005
The actual measurement of the part where the litter is is 14" across I do have a very large male DSH who is 21" from the tip of his nose to the base of his tail (so not including his tail) and 14 inches tall from the floor to his shoulder. The Genie is a bit on the small side for him but he does use it. Occasionally some of his poop will land outside of the bowl as he is in but his bottom is hanging over. That said we had the same problem with him in even the largest of litter boxes from time to time. With big cats definitely get the side walls as the added height to the edge lessens the number of drop overs. The dome may make the space too small for your kitties to comfortably do their business. I know a couple of my cats did not use the Genie until we removed the dome and our big boy was one of those. The dome is big enough for him to be in, I think just not roomy enough for him to want to potty inside. Hope that helps! Edit to add: The bowl widens above the litter to an inside diameter of 16"
1818699
I just measured the two openings. Both are the same....13-1/4" wide X 16" long. We have a letter box in cage that is 12" wide X 16" long. This give you about 7" left (long) till you hit the end of the cage. So you could get a little bigger litter box. The one we have in there fits rather nicely. Also like the two padded platforms that you and set-up in cage so cat or cats can jump or lay on. We put a rug on base platform also for comfort. We attached water and food bowls to cage also. We are please with this cage.
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I have two large cats and they did fit. I would only use this for short trips, i.e. vet, groomers, etc. If the cats are sitting, they will fit. There will be no room for them lying down. The inside dimensions are 20"L x 13"H, x10"D.This is wonderful when taking to the vet because the weight of the cats make regular carriers cumbersome. I hope that this helps.
905906
The measurement 34.7 inches includes the two pockets at the end. The interior area where litter goes is 25 1/2 inches by 17 inches Those are the measurements inside the box. This is a very big litter box but it works well for my 22# cat.
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The dimensions are 25"L X 18 1/3"W X 8 1/2"D. It's been wonderful for our cats, one of which was 12# in his heyday. So much depends on preference and habits. The box is well-made and lasts a long time. Size is important here anyway. Think about it a little while before you order. Good luck.
162356
My cat is 18 pounds. This wasn't quite big enough for my kitty. I would get a larger cat box for your cat. If he is able to climb and jump a bit (not arthritis) get a storage bin and use that. Works better than any commercial litter box. There is enough room and the high sides keep litter from scattering.
2219579
Yes two litter boxes will fit, just don't add the divider. The cat door is quite big for any sized kitty. The doors at the front give easy access to clean.
292782
I used an 18x14x5 inch cat litter box. It fits perfectly and really helps control litter scattering. I also put a 3m mat in front of door to trap any litter from their paws as they exited. 98% of litter was contained by this combination! Very Happy!!!
1142805
I think your cat will fit in the cubby just fine. My cat is about 15lbs and fits comfortably. My cat will fit herself into a cereal box if that's where she feels like going.
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I just saw this message. Has anyone answered this for you? If now, I will measure when I get home from work today. For right now I can say this is the best litter box I've every had. I like not having to take the lid off to scoop it. I do have it under shelves so it's not terribly tall even though it looks taller than regular litter boxes.
667973
You would have to search on Amazon for a litter box that would fit the interior dimensions of: 21.1 in. l x 17.1 in. w x 20.5 in. h.
1776941
When set up this forms a four foot wide square. You could probably fit a litter box and a bed in it, but there wouldn't be much room to spare. It depends on the sizes of the bed and litter box.