I have a 17 lb cat and want a single story cube for him to hide in but all the ones I see are 15inches..Too small
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Yes, this would be too small for him. My cats are roughly 15 pounds each and it's too small for even them. Hope this helps.
1142802
I agree too small I also have a 17lb cat. he enjoys the scratching aspect but that is all.
1142803
The cube only 12" by 12" in length but only 10" high which is definitely smaller than what you're looking for. However one one my cats is over 14lbs and doesn't have a problem getting into the space and it does remain stable when the other two cats join him on the tree.
1142804
This will be too small. I have a desert linx and he is only 10 lbs and can't really hide in the cube. My smaller cat can with no problems but he doesn't even try at this point. I hope this helps you.
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.
794649
they look to be 3" diameter, 14 1/2", 15 1/2", 17", & 20 1/2" lengths. This is great for kittens but, when they become cats they tear up the posts. I not been able to locate just the posts to replace them as they get tore up. The people that sell the condos no nothing of the posts.
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The shelves are my one complaint about this cage so if you find others that fit please let me know. Sorry this isn't really an answer. Their plastic is super rinky and I really worry about my 13lb cat getting his toes caught between the plastic shelf and the metal shelf-attacher since the plastic bows under his weight. I ended up putting the tray on the shelves and he just uses the top half now.
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I just put 3 of our cats on it and made them play with mice. 14+16+7lb. The top of the tower sways a bit, which doesn't bother us, but it may bother you. Also if you have a huge 25lb. cat you should note that openings on shelves are just under 9" wide and 10.5" high. Our Maine coon and Ragdoll fit through fine, but not sure a 25lb. cat would... Our big cats are not full grown yet, I suppose I could report back in 2 years :)
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I was able to buy a three tier cage that was easy to put together and dissemble. I have been using it at my vets to show cats and kittens available for adoption. If you haven't purchased this one, try to find the 3 tier. I did buy it on Amazon.
1188600
My cat uses them multiple times a day. It's actually not as tall as it looks
12025
Yes, that is exactly what I bought mine for - an eight week old Himalayan kitten in a kitty condo. The pan fit on the bottom of the cage and has a great twist on lock to hold it still. It is 14x12x7. It is higher in the back than in the front, so my kitten (who is now 9 months and still loves this as her main litter box) did not have any trouble getting in and out of it. Definitely recommend for kitten in kitty condo!!
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This carrier is extremely tall but it doesn't have much floor space for a big cat to lay down. I had bought mine for my big 16lb kitty but returned it due to the configurations.
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My cats are only 15lbs and 10 lbs. here are the dementions for you top tier is 16inx9in middle 12x14 bottom 11x19 looks to me like the bottom would be good but its according to how your cat sleeps curled or spread out hope this helped
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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.
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I got this for my 13 lb cat and she's a bit too big for the smaller cubby, but the larger one has plenty of room for her. The platforms are also nice and roomy, so except for the smaller cubby this should fit your cat just fine (the top platform does get a bit wobbly with a larger cat though).
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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.
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17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/ scratching on it. It creaks a little but the tension is strong enough so it won't move out of place. 17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/... » Read More 17" wide by 10 1/2" deep. All 3 other platforms are the same size, you can position them however you want, any direction. The pole takes up some space though, so this is good for kittens or smaller cats. My 20 lb. cat plays on it but it's too small to lounge. Also, it was very close, but it fits fine with my standard ceiling height of about 8 ft. I had to pull tension down as far as it would go, then tapped it into place with a hammer. You need a tall ladder or stepstool to easily reach the ceiling. So mine is on full- tension and doesn't budge when the cats are playing/ scratching on it. It creaks a little but the tension is strong enough so it won't move out of place. « Show Less
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Just do what I did I got the biggest size it would help if u measured it. To get the cats away from it get a dog.
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not big enough for my cats .. who are 13 and 16 pounds. There is no where enough room for them to maneuver. We built it without the divider and it was still very short inside and they do not like it. The safety hinge ripped out of the tip on the first use of the door and the pieces do not fit solidly together so litter pours out of the sides.
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I recently bought this one. Looking at pictures of the Jumbo, it looks much wider. I have a 15lb large cat, and this model fits him perfectly.
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John- Send me an email and I can help you. We have one that we were not able to use and if it works for you we could give you a cheap price. I also can answer the dimensions but I will have my husband explain since that is why we cant use it, our cat is HUGE! :)