1. Will a 13 pound Maine Coon fit on the top levels if she curls up? 2. Are all of the legs (top and bottom ones) the same size?
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I have a young 9-pound Maine Coon mix and she LOVES the top and hangs one foot over the edge. It wobbles a little but she doesn't mind.
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I'm not certain. We have a 10 lb. Siamese cat and she almost fills the top two levels which are the same size. The legs of the tower are the same size as they are all scratching posts and my cat does love them. The bottom base is a carpeted flat platform. I am very pleased with the tower for my cat, but can't speak for a larger cat.
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This company makes great products and the real plus is that the pillars can be removed and replaced on many models. I would recommend the larger model for Maine Coons - If you go to the larger model the platforms at the upper levels increase in size providing more comfort for the larger cat. I have a 22lb Maine Coon and have the larger model. Even with a running jump the cat tree has not gone over when he has jumped up on the cat tree. The smaller one like the B5301 has smaller platforms which at about 11 inches is a bit small for the larger breed cats the larger models have a 13 or 15 inch platform which is a much better fit for the Big Breeds like the Maine Coons. This company makes great products and the real plus is that the pillars can be removed and replaced on many models. I would recommend the larger model for Maine Coons - If you go to the larger model the platforms at the upper levels increase in size providing more comfort for the larger cat. I have a 22lb Maine Coon and have the larger model. Even with a running jump the cat tree has not gone over when he has jumped up on the cat tree. The smaller one like the B5301 has smaller platforms which at about 11 inches is a bit small for the larger breed cats the larger models have a 13 or 15 inch... » Read More This company makes great products and the real plus is that the pillars can be removed and replaced on many models. I would recommend the larger model for Maine Coons - If you go to the larger model the platforms at the upper levels increase in size providing more comfort for the larger cat. I have a 22lb Maine Coon and have the larger model. Even with a running jump the cat tree has not gone over when he has jumped up on the cat tree. The smaller one like the B5301 has smaller platforms which at about 11 inches is a bit small for the larger breed cats the larger models have a 13 or 15 inch platform which is a much better fit for the Big Breeds like the Maine Coons. « Show Less
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You might have to put some weight on the bottom of it if your cat is large because it's a little wobbly. All of the legs are the same size it's just the bottom support is too small. I have mine up against the wall for added support but it still rocks if my cat climbs up the side of it & not up the supports. I'm not sure if a 13 lb cat will fit on top. Mine is about 8 lbs & she takes up most of the space.
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This is very nice tree house for smaller cats.Our cat is 7 pounds kitten and he shakes the tree when he goes up and down.I would probably buy a bigger base unit for more stability if I have a bigger cat. Yes,bases are the same size.
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The cat will prolly hang over the edge but will get up there anyways. The legs are not the same size but it goes together easily, just be sure to have the picture from Amazon handy for reference.
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My cat is 12# but very long and tall, and he loves to curl up on the perches. But, he barely fits. So it would probably be close. The top legs are about 3" shorter than the bottom ones.
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1. My 16 lb. Maine Coon claimed the top spot pretty much the minute I put it together. He fits in it completely when he's curled up. 2. Three of the legs are 17" and the other two are about 13".
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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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Im not sure but my one cat that lays on it the most is also my biggest cat she is pretty chubby, maybe around 15 pounds, and she lays on the top level alll the time which is also the smallest level, she barely fits on it but seems to love it
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I agree with the previous post. My cat is 8lbs and he jumped on top. While the mesh of course gave the structure itself stood firm. I'm sure there's a threshold but I would say a normal sized cat (mine being closer to the smaller side of that spectrum) on top won't collapse it. I think it would be great for pet intros!
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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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They are circles with about a 14" diameter. We have a main coon mix and he curls up just fine in them. It's one of his favorite sleeping spots!
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Are cat ways 13 pounds and she can turn around in this carrier and she is a long hair. This is a nice carrier for short trips say 30 minutes but no longer keeps them tight and safe. 20 pounds might be tight dont think they will be able to turn around in it.
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I would definitely get the larger size. I have a large Maine Coon and she LOOOOOVES this bed in the fall and winter. I have had mine for a couple of years now and have had no trouble with it. The padding is thick, I would say around 2 - 3 inches and the heater works well even though you may not be able to feel it. I highly recommend this bed and will purchase another if I ever need to.
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i will say no. he will not fit with enough space to move around. i have 3 yorkies all adults at 3, 5 & 7lbs. they are not to tall just regular size. and when my 7lbs goes in she verly fits. and her head touches the top unless is open. i really wanted something bigger :(
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Our cat is 8 lbs and she fits just fine- although she hardly ever goes in there. I don't think sure the 16 lb would fit. The whole is about 7" across. Our cat will go on the first and second levels but the third level is a little wobbly for her.
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I wouldn't advise it. This is a poorly constructed house. It's also not good for her size. When we had it our female Pointer was ok in it, adult and 45 lbs. Then our coonhound ( adult 55 lbs ) decided to take it over for a time. It ended up collapsing, it also got soft spots on the roof from Florida sun.
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Bigger cats fit just fine. My two are 12 and around 17 lbs respectively, and they have no issues fitting. The only thing is that we've had it close to a year now, and since they are bigger cats, they have loosened up the screws. We'll have to buy replacement screws at some point since we can't keep tightening them to compensate for their big butts jumping on and off of it without stripping the threads! They love it though, and it has held up very well for the price we paid for it. They fit well on all of the tiers, but of course, top bunk is their favorite. :-)
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mm, my cat is a maine coon, 11 pounds. so it fits perfectly, given she has long fur. Not sure how small you are referring to, but it's really fuzzy and comfortable inside, small pets could still feel comfortable there!
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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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I had to put my cat in the top basket, to try to get her used to it. But eventually she kept jumping down, which is a foot drop down to the floor. Plus since my cat's full grown, the middle flat tier kept tipping over; so its not that reliable if propped up properly. Eventually I took my top tier basket down since she never slept in it; & my cat tore the heck out of the top scratching post. But my cat still likes to jump up on the rest of the cat pole.
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The two top platforms are 14" on each side, and my average-size girl tends to hang over a bit. If the sides were higher I'm sure she would be able to curl up just as in her cat bed, but she doesn't see the need. Hope this helps.
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We used them to carry our two cats. One of them is a Maine Coon and he is about the same size (height/weight), so I'm assuming it could work. My understanding is the carrier is for both cats and dogs. Weight should be fine since the total weight allowance for both animal and carrier is 20 lbs. The other important factor is the animal's ability to move around while in the carrier, so height and length is a consideration. Also, you will have to remove the pet when going through security, so want to make sure it's easy to take them out and put them back in. My suggestion based on your pet's dimensions is to order it and check it out for yourself. We used them to carry our two cats. One of them is a Maine Coon and he is about the same size (height/weight), so I'm assuming it could work. My understanding is the carrier is for both cats and dogs. Weight should be fine since the total weight allowance for both animal and carrier is 20 lbs. The other important factor is the animal's ability to move around while in the carrier, so height and length is a consideration. Also, you will have to remove the pet when going through security, so want to make sure it's easy to take them out and put them back in. My suggestion based on your pet's... » Read More We used them to carry our two cats. One of them is a Maine Coon and he is about the same size (height/weight), so I'm assuming it could work. My understanding is the carrier is for both cats and dogs. Weight should be fine since the total weight allowance for both animal and carrier is 20 lbs. The other important factor is the animal's ability to move around while in the carrier, so height and length is a consideration. Also, you will have to remove the pet when going through security, so want to make sure it's easy to take them out and put them back in. My suggestion based on your pet's dimensions is to order it and check it out for yourself. « Show Less