I have a 20 lb, almost ragdoll size (long) cat that I'm trying to bring back home. Is this humane trap going to be big enough? Will he get hurt in it?
1580319
This trap is very safe and will not hurt the cat. This trap is large enough for a 20 lbs animal. Mind, cats are very smart and step very lightly - trap trigger may not go off... Just follow instructions which come with the trap. Good luck!
1580320
The trap should be big enough to hold a large cat. I've trapped squirrels, opossums, a neighborhood cat and a raccoon. Your cat should not get hurt.
1580321
The cage is large, a lot larger than it looks on the picture. It will hold your big cat with no problem. Just follow the directions that come with the cage and make sure to place the food way in the back. When the cage snaps down it is loud and will scare the cat, but he will not be harmed. I have caught many stray cats in my area with the cage. It works great!
1580322
It will be a tight fit. We caught a pretty good sized ground hog (for relocation) and it was packed in the cage and when we opened it to let it out it had a hard time.
1580323
I have caught armadillos 20+ lbs with room to spare so the size of the trap should be no problem. The trip plate is far enough away from the trap door that when the door closes it should not hurt your cat.
1580324
It should be. Not much room for any other movement though. A dog cage might be better.
1580325
I bought this humane trap for catching raccoon which size is less than 20 lbs. the trap can keep a 20 lbs cat inside it depending on how far you bring the cat does, I mean if just keep several hours, it doesn't matter, if keep it inside for a couple of days. it is not good to use this trap. This advice is just for reference, thanks.
1580326
It should be fine. The trap is really a big size. They won't be in the cage that long either. Good luck.
1580327
This trap is very safe and will not hurt the cat. This trap is large enough for a 20 lbs animal. Mind, cats are very smart and step very lightly - trap trigger may not go off... Just follow instructions which come with the trap.Good luck!
312182
My largest cat is 18 or 19 pounds and this crate fits him with room to spare. Cats mostly curl up in it (I put a mat on the bottom), so I don't think your cat's measurements would be a problem for short trips. My only concern would be the handle's ability to hold the weight. You might want to tie a strap around it for extra security.
2155782
My dog is 8lbs and she has enough room to turn around in the bag. She is not big bone. I think I would get a bigger bag for your cat. I think it would be tight fit for your cat.
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.
1162706
My American Rag Doll cat weighs over 22 pounds abd he fits very easily in it. He needs to go on a serious diet....no kidding this product is well made. We also take it in our motor home because it folds down. Hope I heloed you. :-)
439493
I got mine for 14-16 pound cat. 20 pound pug may fit but he'd probably prefer a larger one if there is one.
2111366
The inside litter pan is not extremely large, so in my opinion, it will probably not accommodate a cat weighing 20 plus pounds. My five cats range from about 8 to 12 pounds and I had problems with urine getting outside the pan and onto the floor. I have since quit using this box and bought a liter robot, which is excellent.
977775
If my 5 pound dog didn't fit, I highly doubt your 20 pound cat will. It's well made and he wouldn't scratch through it.
479977
I don't think so. My cat (about 5-7lbs) was comfortable but there was no real room around her. I think if you go with the large one it would be better - I got med.
1806188
My cat is appx. 10 pounds, I got the large so he'd be comfortable but it works good for his size. I think the regular may have been too small.
183678
I got the L and my cat is about 17 lbs. It is a little tight, but if it was bigger, he could find a way to slither out of it.
2018917
My cat is about 9 lbs, but the main thing is neck size. Barnaby's neck is 9.5" and the collar fits him exactly, with the two ends butting. We need it that way, since if the open part turns around to the front, he can barely get at his wound if there's any gap. Maybe you should go to a pet store and see how big the different sizes look. The medium is far larger in circumference, and perhaps too big for a domesticated cat.
312185
That's a similar size to the cat I got it for -- if you want it to transport your cat short distances it would be fine. I got it to use as a "time out" crate when he does his latest trick of knocking things off the kitchen counter all night long no matter how many times I get up to stop him, for that it is too small because he can not comfortable lay down stretched out (in theory he could be locked up all night). For going to the vet or grandma's house it should work perfectly for you. Hope this helps.
688255
Wow, what a huge cat. No this will not work for a cat of that size. My cat is 15 lbs and he just fits. You should consider a small dog door.
1462212
I think you'd need the larger size. It was fine for a ten-pound cat, about 8 inches tall, lying down.
1359006
You might need a bigger door than this one. It's pretty small. I have one slender cat & one regular size, but neither are close to 20 lbs.
1532796
Out of the box, I would say no. We had to use a small ratchet strap to keep it from shifting under our largest Siamese (14 lbs fatty). After strapping it, it works fine but as advertised no I would say not. It doesn't shift a huge amount but it's enough to make it unsettling for the cat.