Does anyone find the box too small? I'm particularly worried about the height of the sides as one of my cats raises her hind quarters while peeing!
191576
No box is good size. I have a 20 lb cat using it and he has no problem. Also all other average size male and female cats use the 5 noxes daily
191577
I did not find it too small at all. In fact it seems larger to me than regular boxes. And the sides worked well. My cat is on the small side, though, at 7 lbs.
191578
Had the same problem with our 15 pound cat. Ended up taking the sides off and now he squats and has room to move around to bury his stuff.
1818699
I just measured the two openings. Both are the same....13-1/4" wide X 16" long. We have a letter box in cage that is 12" wide X 16" long. This give you about 7" left (long) till you hit the end of the cage. So you could get a little bigger litter box. The one we have in there fits rather nicely. Also like the two padded platforms that you and set-up in cage so cat or cats can jump or lay on. We put a rug on base platform also for comfort. We attached water and food bowls to cage also. We are please with this cage.
1957769
It is about 3 feet tall, my two cats go in it with a litterbox comfortably. It zips top and bottom and is real easy to clean. If you are getting this for a mid-size dog, it is probably too flimsy. I wouldn't put anything animal over 20 lbs. in it.
1554664
This high sided litterbox works best for cats who spray rather than squat when urinating, like my cat. The walls prevent the pee or poop from ending up around the outside of the box...unless your cat hangs their rear end out of the entrance. If your cat is old and missing the box, perhaps he/she has other issues that should be checked out by a qualified veterinarian. I hope this helps you.
1215646
I just bought an average litter box. It fits perfect in the space with the divider in it. About 18x24 is my best guess. No high edges or anything. It was the cheapest also.
1788223
Without measuring, I believe that the opening is large enough for the cat and leaving out the inside piece won't affect the integrity of the box. It would be better to leave it out with a cat that large.
2042427
I don't know what big is, but my adult cat is by no means small. My kitten has got a little more growing to do and I think she'll be a good size as well. I read that the perch gets wobbly after a while of cats playing on it, but I haven't had that problem. We've had it since Christmas. Maybe that person had some really over weight cats. ;)
639940
If you can find a small litter box that is less then 16"x20" you should be fine. If you can't then line your kennel with pee pee pads. Chances are your cat won't go to the bathroom in the kennel litter box anyway.
564416
No, I haven't had that problem. The bubble is higher than where the fecal/urine matter is expelled. I have 2 cats, a male and a female, both over 15 pounds and I haven't had the problem in the 1 year plus that I've had this litter box.
696618
My female also pees standing up. I have a sageking catty corner litter box. We use it without the cover,(she wasn't fond of). She was constantly getting pee stains on the wall. After several weeks of wiping walls down, I decided it was time for "drastic" measures. Put a piece of folded cardboard behind litter box-goes behind 2 sides and is three times as high as box. From this I hang thick plastic, just enough to go over edge of box. Now her pee runs back into box, not on wall. I scoop the litter box, don't use the tray that lifts out. (I purchase the plastic at home depot. It's the same stuff that I cover my good tablecloths with). My female also pees standing up. I have a sageking catty corner litter box. We use it without the cover,(she wasn't fond of). She was constantly getting pee stains on the wall. After several weeks of wiping walls down, I decided it was time for "drastic" measures. Put a piece of folded cardboard behind litter box-goes behind 2 sides and is three times as high as box. From this I hang thick plastic, just enough to go over edge of box. Now her pee runs back into box, not on wall. I scoop the litter box, don't use the tray that lifts out. (I purchase the plastic at home depot. It's... » Read More My female also pees standing up. I have a sageking catty corner litter box. We use it without the cover,(she wasn't fond of). She was constantly getting pee stains on the wall. After several weeks of wiping walls down, I decided it was time for "drastic" measures. Put a piece of folded cardboard behind litter box-goes behind 2 sides and is three times as high as box. From this I hang thick plastic, just enough to go over edge of box. Now her pee runs back into box, not on wall. I scoop the litter box, don't use the tray that lifts out. (I purchase the plastic at home depot. It's the same stuff that I cover my good tablecloths with). « Show Less
476890
I have this litter box in the corner but it is a good sized litter box which I need for my two big cats. It really doesn't fit all that well, though, setting it kitty-corner. It wastes more space that way so I just have it sit right against the wall in the corner. It is a very nice litter box and nothing, absolutely nothing sticks to it. I really like it very much.
1391325
The key is to have multiple boxes. I have two cats--one which is 18lbs and diabetic. He urinates alot! I like the box but question if it has enough odor control.
1092887
My 20 pounder loves this cat box! It is the best cat box I have owned. My sister has one and has 2 cats and the mess is kept to a minimum! I do keep it in the corner and have had no mishaps with it at all. Would buy again.I hope this helps. Leah
1065421
Yes! We had the same issue with one of our cats. This box is huge and deep. Works great for us.
2045077
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.
1359008
Cut a 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" hole in a piece of cardboard and see if he can get through. It might be a tiny bit taller than that, but no wider. The door flap makes the vertical space smaller than it looks. My cat loves it, but she's tiny (7 lbs).
1940036
The queen has not attempted this, she enjoys the very roomy interior, the opening of the litter box is a bit like a curved scoop, it looks like if she did attempt to try to pee over the edge that it would go back into her box. I hope that this helps. - Dante the humble cat servant....