What is the size of the area across the top cushion &amp; what is the size of the top platform across? My part maine coon is 151/2 - 16pds, nine years old and absolutely beautiful (=^.^= told me to type the beautiful part); but he likes to curl up in a...
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The top cushion platform is 13" in diameter but the wall is not ridged. It is stuffed material so it gives some extra space and makes it cozy for a cat to curl up in. The top platform is 12" x 12".
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Hi! I would buy the largest size they have to leave some growing room! Remember, you've also got to leave some stretching room for your little friend, and because he/she will want his other toys and chewing bones in the bed with him you won't want him crowded. This bed also has the bolster, you'll also find your animal sleeping better because the bolster acts as a pillow and no more stiff neck! Enjoy your pet and the ease of this bed for him!
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My Maine Coon is +/- 12 pounds and is very happy with the heated pad. As I mentioned before, the pad is surrounded by a padded circle (sort of like a surround pillow). I was able to snip open the seam to the pillow and was easily able to remove about half the padding. If needed, I could remove it all. The pad has a fleece cover which I wasn't sure Mr. Picky would like so I put a towel over it. Now that he's used to and likes the heat, I've removed the towel and he continues to enjoy it. There are two 1/2' pieces of foam with the pad plus I've got mine on a seat cushion. Both the foam pads and the heating pad itself are easily removed from the cover. Hope this helps. mj My Maine Coon is +/- 12 pounds and is very happy with the heated pad. As I mentioned before, the pad is surrounded by a padded circle (sort of like a surround pillow). I was able to snip open the seam to the pillow and was easily able to remove about half the padding. If needed, I could remove it all. The pad has a fleece cover which I wasn't sure Mr. Picky would like so I put a towel over it. Now that he's used to and likes the heat, I've removed the towel and he continues to enjoy it. There are two 1/2' pieces of foam with the pad plus I've got mine on a seat cushion. Both the foam pads... » Read More My Maine Coon is +/- 12 pounds and is very happy with the heated pad. As I mentioned before, the pad is surrounded by a padded circle (sort of like a surround pillow). I was able to snip open the seam to the pillow and was easily able to remove about half the padding. If needed, I could remove it all. The pad has a fleece cover which I wasn't sure Mr. Picky would like so I put a towel over it. Now that he's used to and likes the heat, I've removed the towel and he continues to enjoy it. There are two 1/2' pieces of foam with the pad plus I've got mine on a seat cushion. Both the foam pads and the heating pad itself are easily removed from the cover. Hope this helps. mj « Show Less
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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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The resting area of the steps is about 12" x 8". The actual step is about 4" longer but that space is where the step connects to the post. A cat that is not too large would be able to rest on the steps (no Maine Coons!). Ditto with the top.
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I took some measurements and took pictures of the measurements that I'd be happy to send you. I would say that this is too small for you cat. The very top portion the small penthouse on top is only 12 inch by 12 inch, the small hole underneath is only 8 inches long. The top larger square is 21 inch wide, the pouch thing that hangs off to the side is only 12 inch circle, the small little home is only 9 inches deep. Hope this helped
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its fine a little small though ive had it for about 9 months and it still looks good and the dog sits on it all the time =). Ive been looking since I bought it for a bigger one and I found one on west elm sight called the faux mongolian lamb pouf check it out !
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Hi, i saw your question and though i dont have a small dog, one of my cats is barely 7 lbs. He fits in the large one well and i like him to be able to turn around and be comfortable. The small one seems very small. And the large is not huge by any means. Personally i prefer abit larger than too small. If i had a big cat,say 12 to 15 lbs , the large would not be big enough.Hope this helps. I would get the larger one especially if you dont want to buy another one later. Jan
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I am 5"9 and it comes up to my lower chest area. My cat loves this house and I found it to be one of the most attractive.
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Idont have the exact measurements, but it is true that smaller young kittens will do better with it. MY5 1/2 months old cat sleeps in it perfectly. I have a one year old orange cat that uses the scratching post part of it and has slept in the top tube part several times even if part of him might over hang at times. I think it is great. They also play in and around the item too.
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Mine is a frew years old now and is 4" measuring it across. Measuring the circumference its about 13". My cat just loves this perch and it is in front of a big window. The only thing is the surface where the cat lays at the top got too matted so I ripped it off and carefully removed all staples or sharp edges. Then I buy a small piece of thick carpeting remnant in beige and cut it around to fit in the spot. You dont even need any glue, nails etc if you make it a little bigger and it squeezes in nicely. this way you can rid of the old smelly part where the cat lays on. my cat has taken to clawing at the post and shredding the sisel. also she claws around the top edge...:( hope this helps Mine is a frew years old now and is 4" measuring it across. Measuring the circumference its about 13". My cat just loves this perch and it is in front of a big window. The only thing is the surface where the cat lays at the top got too matted so I ripped it off and carefully removed all staples or sharp edges. Then I buy a small piece of thick carpeting remnant in beige and cut it around to fit in the spot. You dont even need any glue, nails etc if you make it a little bigger and it squeezes in nicely. this way you can rid of the old smelly part where the cat lays on. my cat has... » Read More Mine is a frew years old now and is 4" measuring it across. Measuring the circumference its about 13". My cat just loves this perch and it is in front of a big window. The only thing is the surface where the cat lays at the top got too matted so I ripped it off and carefully removed all staples or sharp edges. Then I buy a small piece of thick carpeting remnant in beige and cut it around to fit in the spot. You dont even need any glue, nails etc if you make it a little bigger and it squeezes in nicely. this way you can rid of the old smelly part where the cat lays on. my cat has taken to clawing at the post and shredding the sisel. also she claws around the top edge...:( hope this helps « Show Less
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The one I have is 8yrs old and bent out of shape. It's about 12-13" wide. My cat's still play in it all the time. They are 7yrs & 10yrs old. :o)
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I have 6 of the sage/tan beds and have washed them all a number of times with no problems whatsoever. As for the height, I think they're fairly deep as far as beds go. My big 18-pound tabby boy lays in one and peers over perfectly. Another of my kitties like to lean over the side so her belly is inside but her front paws are hanging over the edge. I had a pic uploaded at one point but it looks like none of the user uploaded pics are there anymore. Bummer.
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I do agree with the other reviewers about the disagreement on size. There is ample room for a 10lb cat and my bunny who uses it is 9 lbs and he flys through it no problem. I don't think in reality an 18lb cat could fit through this so I agree that their assessment of how much their cat weighs is inaccurate. No way it's too small for a 10lb cat. my cats have used it as well and they all vary in size from 8-12 lbs. I definitely recommend this tunnel so go get one and if you have any problem with the size you can always return it - although I don't think you will have to! Bunnies/cats love it! I do agree with the other reviewers about the disagreement on size. There is ample room for a 10lb cat and my bunny who uses it is 9 lbs and he flys through it no problem. I don't think in reality an 18lb cat could fit through this so I agree that their assessment of how much their cat weighs is inaccurate. No way it's too small for a 10lb cat. my cats have used it as well and they all vary in size from 8-12 lbs. I definitely recommend this tunnel so go get one and if you have any problem with the size you can always return it - although I don't think you will have to! Bunnies/cats love it!
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Sorry to get back with You so late . It is 5 inches. I had a fat cat and he can get in there easily. I love that and thinking about getting another one.
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We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice, especially considering the cost. Hope this helps... We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice,... » Read More We purchased this particular item for our 45 lbs Border Collie and it's of reasonable height (especially considering the water bowl is also used by our 2 cats (approx. 18 lbs ea)...they likely couldn't use very comfortably if it was taller). The top of the bowls are 7 1/2" from the ground. If I was strictly considering the height for my Border Collie, I would have likely choose something a few inches taller (perhaps something around 12" tall). However, she manages just fine with it's height. I have to say, I was happily surprised by the quality...it really looks quite nice, especially considering the cost. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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This scratcher is only half an inch shorter than the scratcher I purchased for my cat. She is around 15lbs and is part Maine Coon. It was a little small for her and a paw or two had to dangle off, but she still loved it and would scratch it a lot and lounge on it a lot as well. Tight fit, but she loves it.