Would I be able to tuck part of this under my ScoopFree litter box? Can the mat size be trimmed? I don't have enough space for the depth of this mat.
800150
You can put the mat down on the floor then put the litter box over a portion of it.
800151
Yes, you can definitely tuck this mat under the litter box. It's not very thick so won't affect the function of the box. I guess you could trim it, it's made of a synthetic material so I doubt it would fray. Hope this helps.
800152
Yes you can tuck it under the litter box however this mat can not be trimmed it's sized to fit perfectly for scoop free
800153
It can be tucked under and probably trimmed with a quality knife or sharp pair of scissors
800154
You can probably tuck it under the litterbox without an issue. Cutting it may be a little difficult.
1267576
The container is actually six inches so it will not fit I'm afraid. We use two containers as litter boxes!
919221
I assume you're asking because your space is too small for even the littlest kitty litter box, so I'll say it's feasible if you use a small scoop. The opening is large enough for that but you'd need to be careful not to spill if you knocked against the side accidentally while trying to put the scooped litter, etc. in there. Hope this helps!
1875159
It would be pretty easy to trim the mat down with a box cutter. It is a really thick, squishy foam so no problem at all to trim.
946896
It may be a bit hard to force the clumps in past the top. You have to kind of shove the diaper in (not excessively) but I think you want to avoid touching the litter.
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Ana,I wouldn't call it a perfect fit. I have the same litter box, I had to play with the liner a bit but was ae to make it work just fine. It definitely fits better than the bag liners. What I like most about the liners is that unlike the plastic bag liners these do not tear when scooping. Plus they have small adhesive strips on both sides to hold the liner in place.
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We bought a wider scoop. I prefer the one that came with the Champ and my fianc likes the wider scoop. Either one works! If you use the wider scoop I would just angle the scoop to pour in your "findings". If you spill a little litter using the wider scoop that's ok! You can wipe (with a paper towel or Clorox wipe) the excess litter into the Champ. This is a great product! Let me know if you have any further questions!
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It's possible. Since I don't know your cat it's hard to say for sure. The opening to the box isn't very high it. I measured it and it was just under 3 inches high which in my experience is still high enough to allow me to put a comfortable layer of litter in it. My bunny, Chibi, used to like sleeping in his litter box sometimes so this was a requirement for me. The opening is also very wide. I don't think any sized cat would have trouble with this. If your cat's arthritis isn't so bad that she can't step up three inches and if she only uses litter boxes as a litter box and not a bed (I think if you have a small cat this wouldn't matter but I don't think a larger one would be able to lay in it comfortably though I'm not sure.) I wouldn't see any reason this one wouldn't work.
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That would depend on several things. We use what's denominated as a "large" litter pan. Underneath it, we have textured liner (specifically sold to go under a litter pan) that both collects litter that spills and keeps the litter pan from shifting. We push the pan up against the end with the entrance to the box. There's an inch or so clearance along the long sides of the box and three to four inches clearance on the end opposite the entrance, where I keep the litter scoop. We have the internal divider up and keep supplies on the other side of it. Assuming a set-up like ours, if a cat "misses," you could very easily pull out the pan (and the liner) and clean up as necessary. You'd have to squat down and reach in to do it, but there's plenty of room to do that easily, assuming average physical ability. You could reduce the space inside by using a larger pan, but that would probably end up getting more of the mess on the walls than on the liner. Using a smaller box would most likely keep more of the mess on the liner. But the doors open up the entire length of the box, so clean up is very straightforward.
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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.
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I think it would be enough room. Not a hug litter box but a regular size one would work just fine. I put two small cats in mine with food water and a cat bed and they were happy.
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The entrance is 5 1/2" off the floor, so expect some litter to get kicked out. I keep plastic mats at the entrance. Also recommend a metal scooper shaped like a spatula that will easility scoop out the rounded shape of this box.
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I use this mat and it is non slip so I believe you can safely use. The only thing I would think that could cause a problem is if your cats claws should get caught in the slits. Good luck!
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Hose it down in the backyard. The mat is cool but honestly it's too small. One almost double the size would be a much better tool to trap litter kicked outside of the box. We have 3 cats so with this being so small we no longer take the time to use it.
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I don't think so. There is a molded "lip" around the four sides of mat. If you were to cut the edges to fit you would defeat the purpose of the mat which is to contain any liquid that might leak. Mine fit perfectly and looks beautiful. I would remora sure your area just to be sure. If you're just looking to cover an ugly base than go for it. Hope this helps.
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You wouldn't be able to just wipe it because it's a double layer surface with holes. I'd take it out and spray it with the hose then leave it out for a few hours and call it a day. If there's no yard/hose maybe wipe off the top and bottom parts of the mat with a paper towel then final rinse with something damp. It'd be tough to clean between the holes though that way. Maybe final rinse in the sink if you're really tight with your cat? Either way it's one of the best litter traps I've used.
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If you do not instal the mid panel maybe! But if you want to assemble everything according to the instructions a normal size automated litter box won't fit.