Is there a swinging in & out door on front of litter box
342031
It can be removed as I did for my cats as they hate a door an the front of their litter box.
1439391
Yes there is an opening where you could hang something and open the door just to it on the side of the cage towards the top.
384769
Sadly no, but the "staircase" is the best deterrent I've found in a litter box w/o making it too much of a challenge for the cats to care to overcome. I agree with folks who've said the answer is in the placement of the box. Paired with a scooper w/ rounded edges, this is the best box imaginable. We call ours the "spa"!
1556779
Hi Raymond: No. It's all a one piece. It opens like an upside down umbrella. The "exoesqueleton" keeps it tightly in open or closed position with a click sound. Came with a bag for transport and 4 plastic tent pegs. No "front door" or curtain or whatsoever. Even so, my kid loves it.
28957
There are 2 pieces of plastic about 2" long with a lip on the end, if you want to stop dog or cat from going in or out you slide them in the slot on the bottom of the door. There is one slot on each side of the door if you don't have them you could find or make something to work in place of them.
1606529
Yes, the door comes framed with an attached swinging panel that the dogs go through. The dogs love it.
1519050
No. You would have to install the door without a seal to get it to swing both ways. To my knowledge, shower doors always open out. The door can be installed for left or right operation and could be installed to open in, if that's what you wanted to do. But, it you wanted it to swing in and out, you might have trouble getting it to keep the water from leaking through the space between the door and the opening where you install the door.
910114
No. But it is an awesome umbrella. We use ours next to the back door. This allows us to let in the pets without allowing rain in.
201580
No, the door swings open by pushing on it, but you need the magnet to get the door to open back up to come in. So if your cat goes out he will not be able to come back in without magnet. My cat never goes by it cause of the noise, but I have a shy cat. Sounds like you need the expensive door that slides open with the collar on, those are sweet but expensive. Good Luck
1414880
No, it does however have indentions in the bottom piece where you can punch stakes into the ground. I elected to place stakes on the outside and use small rope to tie it down. This disabled the front doors, however I only wanted it for trash collection, needing only the top door.
1554660
This litter box solves the "overshoot problem" --mostly. It is possible for the cat to go over the edge in the entryway area only. However, the incidences of this happening are cut way down.
325399
Yes. The door pops right off. My cats refused to use it with the door on it. One of them actually peed in my shoe until I took it off lol.
730510
yes. the doors swing all-the-way to the exterior of the cage and vise versa (to the interior.) there are 4, 4½" wide by 5½" high doors on the cage front SO you know: they're fairly slim. there are food/water doors on the mid-plastic piece.
86622
There is a handle on top, as well as, a vent on the back side near the top. So rain will enter the vent (where you install a charcoal filter to reduce the smell exiting the litter box) if you don't cover it. Since you will leave it outside, I think you will no need to worry about the smell and can just go ahead and tape over the vent. Hope this helps.
1438347
No it only swings open one way. Wen u put the little porch in front it helps keep the door open, if not then wat I did was use a small bungee cord to hold it open. The bungee cord is very small n u can get a small jar of them at walmart.
1258682
Yes -- the lid is hinged to lift up and the doors swing open to either side. You do have to lift the plastic padlock hinge out of the way to open the front doors without lifting the lid, but you can do it.
169447
No there is not. There is just an opening on the side as shown in the photo.