Will this support my 16 pound, very long cat? I'm looking for something so he can stretch out and not fall off.
340982
Yes. My daughters cat is 14 pounds and quite big and she loves this bed! Don't know about "all stretched out", not sure how long he is, but he would love it and it would support his weight.
340983
It will ONLY if you screw it into your window sill. It did not hold up to my 14 lbs cat and I did not want to screw it into my sill, so I threw it away.
340984
Actually, I think this may be too flimsy for your cat. My cat is a small, 8 lb. cat. It's supported by the two scroll worked legs on the bottom and velcro on the window sill. While it does come with mounting hardware, I'm not sure it's big enough for you cat to stretch out on. Wonder if they make square window seats?
340985
It might! (it could be a "stretch" though, ha ha!) My 13 lb cat loves it, but he pretty much fills it up. If you get it, make sure you use the screws to mount it. I would recommend that for any cat, but especially a 16-pounder. And as I recall, product it rated for up to 20 lb cat. Also, we got the one without the bolster, which I would imagine has more room than the one with.
340986
I would say no. It couldn't support my 10 pound cats without falling apart or my cats falling off.
340987
Depends on how you mount it. Comes with sticky-back Velcro stops and screws. I have a stone window sill, didn't want to use the screws and the Velcro didn't stick so I used monster glue on the backs of the Velcro and glued it to the sill. Let it set for 24 hrs with 2 boxes of kitty litter on it to weigh it down. Has worked fine since with 2 cats on at the same time. Don't know how I'll ever get the Velcro strip off the sill if I ever sell the house though ;-)
300246
Hi, my cat is a smallish 8-lb. Siamese. He fits just fine, and I think your cat would too, but he might not have a lot of room to turn around. I had it on a wood floor, and my husband moved it to a room with carpeting, which makes it more stable. It's not wobbly, but it does have a little give to it. My cat likes it. Good luck!
162356
My cat is 18 pounds. This wasn't quite big enough for my kitty. I would get a larger cat box for your cat. If he is able to climb and jump a bit (not arthritis) get a storage bin and use that. Works better than any commercial litter box. There is enough room and the high sides keep litter from scattering.
800174
I don't know what the manufacturer's guidelines are, but I can stand on it (100lbs+) without it showing any signs of stress. If it's not against a wall and your cat has a running start it might get knocked over, but it definitely won't break from him sitting on it.
246511
It would support the weight, but the top levels don't have a lot of support. My cat is 12 lbs and when he jumps to the top it sways a bit.
439286
Yes, absolutely. I have a Maine Coon cat that loves it, and a large tuxedo cat that's overweight. It supports my cats and they love it and use it all the time!
1454452
Not at all! It is a very good quality, sturdy and very well made. Of course, if you put something super heavy in it I am not sure how it will handle it. But I can tell you it holds our cat without any problem and she is 14 Lbs :)
1128192
My cat weighs like 15 pounds and is I think 17 inches long. Will this work?
1800152
My cat is around 10 pounds and there is pleny of room to spare. As long as your cat isn't more than 20 lbs I think it will be fine.
1885867
It states in the description that it will accommodate up to 18lbs. I have a large cat 15 lb and he does very well on this
1175916
It works fine for my approximately 15 lb tabby. The interior width is 6 inches, so you could hold a 6" measure across your cat and see if it looks like it would work.
1507820
I would not recommend this tower for a large cat. My cat is 8lbs. And it was almost too small. Hope this helps
1106172
It should support his weight. Our neighbor girl, who certainly weighs more than that, tried them out one day before I could stop her, and they were fine. My cat weighs about 11 pds and he uses them constantly. Bamboo is pretty flexible and these are well-built.
2283138
The bar doesn't really "lock" into place. I've noticed that it more or less fits into place with the weight of my cat. It will not fall apart when your pet jumps in and out as I've had no problems with it and my cat is 16 lbs.
1905385
Fine, our one cat is very large, he is a barn cat and weighes about 15#, he could not stand up since is is pretty tall, it did not matter, he was comfortable looking out the sides, he could still more around pretty easy. I would get the large to be on the safe side, I did.
992929
Sorry. Our cat weighs less than ten pounds, so we're not in a position to make a judgement re your situation. The first couple of times we tried it, she slipped right out of it and POUFF was gone...but not far.
1980353
I have a 20 pound cat and this worked just fine. Just make sure that it is put together correctly.!