Will a Scoop Free litter box fit inside?
808137
Hi Joe, I don't know the measurements of your "scoop free" box, but it didn't fit my covered box. I use the biggest, longest, plain box I could find. I also didn't/don't use the divider that comes with it. I think with the divider, it's way too small for any box, especially if you have a couple of cats. My cats took to it right away, with no problems. I love hiding the cat box in such a great way and I think you will love it too. GOOD LUCK!
776688
Not high enough. If you have an over-achiever that sprays high, this will only leave a mess. I also have another litter box that is a corner box, same height etc . On both of these boxes if the cat shoot high the urine will leak between the lid and the bottom and go onto your floor. Probably not what you are looking for. This litter box in particular is very frustrating being as it is oval you cannot scoop out the solids in the corners without twisting the scooper in a Houdini fashion. I have gone back to using my $5.00 special of a Rubbermaid or similar lidded storage box. You cut whatever size hole in the side that you want and I also cut a large hole in the lid so the cat would not be claustrophobic. It works well. Bottom line is this particular box is not worth the money in my opinion
981768
The opening is big enough to get inside with a scooper. OR there are four clips holding the top on that unclips easily. This IS the biggest litter box that i have found for my BIG tom cat , i would give it 5*****
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.
1041909
No, I thought this was too small & definitely will not hold a litter box. I returned because it was too low.
2163895
I have a large cat box inside and it fits perfectly with about 6 inches in front to spare. Hope that helps!
782235
Not very well, I have a cat who pees in corners and along the sides never in the center and I'm constantly having to scrape and scoop the inside the box several times throughout the day, which defeats the purpose of a automatic self cleaning litter box.
2055545
I have a large litter box inside mine and it fits with room to spare. The height is of the table is kind of short but plenty of room for the cat and if you put something tall (like a plant) on top it balances it out
475002
No. It would be way too loose. A two litter fits well it just does not cover up the entire bottle.
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.
223289
The diameter of the large tube is 18 inches, so I think a litter box would fit, but I don't have cats. I think it depends on the size of box.
1329677
Not if you use "clumping" litter. We like it b/c it fits perfectly in the corner:)
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.
980839
Nope, my cat's box is 21x17...too big for the hamper. I never liked the idea of an enclosed litter box. Just too inconvenient for cleaning.
1411502
This is probably not the catbox for you then if your cat is that disabled. The feet are maybe 2-3 inches max off the ground. And the catbox sits inside of the enclosure sideways so he would have to step another 4-5 inches to get into the specific cat box that can fit this enclosure. Dosckocil (Petmate) CDS22007 Plastic Hi-Back Cat Litter Pan, Large, Assorted (If you want to use the divider to keep litter contained) You can choose not to use the divider (thus not keeping litter as well contained) and find a box that fits long ways that might be better for your kitty. This is probably not the catbox for you then if your cat is that disabled. The feet are maybe 2-3 inches max off the ground. And the catbox sits inside of the enclosure sideways so he would have to step another 4-5 inches to get into the specific cat box that can fit this enclosure. Dosckocil (Petmate) CDS22007 Plastic Hi-Back Cat Litter Pan, Large, Assorted (If you want to use the divider to keep litter contained) You can choose not to use the divider (thus not keeping litter as well contained) and find a box that fits long ways... » Read More This is probably not the catbox for you then if your cat is that disabled. The feet are maybe 2-3 inches max off the ground. And the catbox sits inside of the enclosure sideways so he would have to step another 4-5 inches to get into the specific cat box that can fit this enclosure. Dosckocil (Petmate) CDS22007 Plastic Hi-Back Cat Litter Pan, Large, Assorted (If you want to use the divider to keep litter contained) You can choose not to use the divider (thus not keeping litter as well contained) and find a box that fits long ways that might be better for your kitty. « Show Less
587454
Yes, but the lid will not sit tight. if your cat pees on the walls of the litter box it will drip through the small gap.
476888
Yes. It is basically rectangular but the inside is curved enough that there are no real corners for clumping litter to get stacked up in. I'm not sure how "square" you want the box to be. This is probably as close to "square" as oval is to a circle. You might want to compare this company's other litter boxes. I didn't care when I chose. I just needed a very large box for my very big male cat.