I've got big ragdolls, ~ 15 lbs, will they fit in the opening?
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Mine are about the same size, they have poked their heads in and scratched while being on the outside, it may not be tall enough for them to be comfortable. I haven't seen them lounging in the opening but they LOVE sitting on the top, side by side. And it will last for years! I have the older designs. Update: I have seen all 3 of my cats lounging in the opening. They really love this.
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I believe they would. I have my 60lb lab in there and there is room to spare. They would fit best with one in front and the other in back however you might have them both fighting over the front opening. Even so I think they would fit. Enjoy!
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There would certainly be room inside the box. The opening is generously-sized and would work for a big kitty if they weren't chubby. But I should tell you that my Scottish folds have figured out how to open the side door (it's just a magnetic latch), and I'll bet your kitty will as well.
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I purchased this door to accommodate a small stray, maybe 8-10lbs, that lives outdoors. I do have a pet, a Ragdoll, approx. 18 lbs. Unfortunately this door would not accommodate him due to his size.
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Should be fine. I have one 25 lb pug that fits inside perfectly so 10 lbs total should be a comfortable fit.
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I have yorkies that are aprox 5 1/2 lbs a piece and I could fit them both . There wouldn't be a lot of room . But they would fit to just lay down for a little while
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We have two 60 lb dogs who go in and out with no problem. I don't know if a dog much larger than that could fit very well though.
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No. I put a ruler to mine and got 6-1/2" tall with opening approximately 4-1/2" tall. Every easy for my toy poodle to get in and out of no, matter how she enters.
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I have not measured but I believe the opening is roughly 15 inches. I have a 55 lb goldendoodle and she goes in and out very easily. Hope this helps.
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yes our cats are 12, 15 and 22 pounds and the all go in the end openings. This is not a cat box I would get for a very small cat or kitten, as they seem to get their little heads stuck in the side holes. Our cat's take turns on who is on top and who is inside the box.
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I have two of these and while I don't know the exact size of the doors, I do know that they are the same on both sides. I don't have raccoons where I'm at, but I'm guessing that they would have a harder time getting in do to their width. Our largest cat is 16 lbs and he can get in, but it's more of a struggle for him.
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They should fit nicely. Our pug is 30lbs and stretches comfortably. It is his favorite place to be.
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It might be tight. I have a 4 lb and 8 lb they fit and can enjoy but if I tried to add one more probably would be too tight and not comfortable. I like it though
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Yes! My 16" beagle fit in there just fine! Don't really like to be there though :)
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Probably, but they do have an extremely small opening. But if you work with them you can get them to work by folding over.
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Sure. My Yorkies are 7 lbs each and both fit with room. They love riding together and can see out of all sides well.
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Hi Kathryn, I am not sure, but I don't think they will. My cat is 9.8 pounds and fits nicely in the big one. There is not much more room for another pet in there. I hope that helped.