Would the lid be easy for a cat to get off?
881631
Having had cats and knowing how resourceful they are, I think it would be a piece of cake for a cat to get the lid off IF your cat saw you remove the lid.
881632
Nope! I own three cats and have never had a problem! There is very little room on the lid for a paw to slip through :)
881633
The pump sits on the edge of the lid itself, but a crafty cat could probably knock it all loose without much effort.
2272733
Well not 100% but I would say yes. There is only a small opening over the light for cats to possibly reach in, however unlikely that may be. Unless your cats lift the lid up and over or reach in at a weird angle it should be fine.
872527
It may depending on the size of your cat. There is about 2 inches of space at the bottom. Also, if your cat climbs, he may be able to slip under the tarp at the top and get out.
1267295
the opening is just like in the picture. it is in front of the litter box. there is a plastic flap that the cats are able to open and close by pushing with their heads. I personally remove the plastic flap for my cats cause they are larger cats. also the lid comes off, there are 4 snaps, 2 on each side that hold the lid to the bottom of the litter box. hoped this helped
644439
The lid comes completely off. It snaps on, but sometimes it's hard to get it to let loose.
223429
It does snap down securely to prevent particles from getting onto the butter. As I mentioned it also prevents my cats from getting into it if I have left it on the counter. But if you are looking for something sealed air tight. That it is not. I always still pick it up from the bottom just in case. I have had the lid come off if just picked up from the lid.
384771
No, unless you have a dog the size of a cat or smaller. Hopefully the dog isn't smart enough or strong enough to pry off the lid...The cat will love it and so will you!
194663
Probably, it is plastic. Or they can pop off lid too. I would not keep it where they can get to it.
1776940
We're using it ffor a young kitten right now. My husband built lid for it so the kitten can't climb out. BUT it would work I think!
2207894
Hi Nathanial,I do not see a way to easily remove the glass . There may be a way to hinge the outer frame so it would flip up however the frame is approx 1.5" deep or thick and it may not flip out properly. How about a hinged piece of 3/16 plexiglass cut round. Hope this helps keep your cat happy!
209351
The way this is made and the way it fastens I don't think any animal could escape. However a cat could possibly claw a hole in the net cover.
345756
It is "ok" to take on and off. Not super easy but not to difficult either. I have to say I love mine! The opening is big enough to easily scoop and I change the litter once a week and have no problems! It looks pretty nice and I'd buy it again.
2246015
Depends on your definition of easy... you need to take off all 9 bolts/wing nuts and lift the top off to remove the door. Your cat might accept it as a bed with the door on but open.
694960
It's pretty air tight, but my cat figured out how to break into it by tipping it over and pulling the top off. I'm now in the market for something with a screw down lid.
247106
It is a loose lid. However, I bought it for the same reason, and the cats don't come near it.
1140364
No, the lid come off easily without removing the entire unit from the base. Works great!
1878872
The cat will have a sensor hanging from their collar in order for the lid to open. I think you'll be fine with this purchase. We had a similar situation with our pets and this fixed our problem.