Are the measurements listed on Amazon of 14.7" x 9.6" x 1.9", the Inside Diameter dimensions of the Tubby Cat Door itself. If not, what specifically are they for. Thanks, Steve
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that seems to be the outside size of the frame. but as far as a cat getting in/out I have one cat that must weigh least 20 lbs and he goes in an out.. as far as depth .. have it mounted on outside 2x4 entry wall and then made a frame to go inside to make it weather proof and "clean" looking. (the lock section on the inside wall ) works great.. don't even seem to have any extra bugs or flies coming in.
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You cut the opening approx. 13.5 by 8.1 give or take. The outside perimeter with the frame is 14.7/ 9.6, 1.9 inches. So, by the time you put in the door....they have about 7 inches wide and 13 inches high. My cat weighs 22 pounds. He has NO problem getting through the door. I hope that answers your question.
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I had the same problem. The dimensions you list are the outside dimensions, what will be covered by the door and it's trim. The 1.9" is the maximum thickness of door it will work with, the door will telescope into itself to work with a variety of thicknesses (1.25" to 1.75"). The opening the cat will go through is right about 10.5" X 7.5" The hole that needs to be cut is 13 5/8" X 8 5/8" (this is close, measuring off the template, I suspect the actual dimensions are metric).
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The outer diameter is 9 1/4 inches. I only cut the screen the size of the door, gave it more stability in the screen. The door is approximately 5 3/4 by 6 1/4. Worked great until a large animal tried to get in, and it broke.
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I just called the company (IdealPetProducts dot com). The man said that the X-Large door flaps are the same size....whether they say the width is 10 1/2" wide or 9.75". One is measuring the opening between the "fur" edges, and the other is measuring the full opening including the "fur" edges. But it's the SAME size flap. He said they cost less ordering them online than ordering from the company.
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I have never seen the larger one, this is what I found for the dimensions: 24 x 22 x 29.1 inches. Here are the measurements of the inside of the cabinet. The hole where the cat enters is 11 inches. The drawer opening is over 12 1/1 inches, but under 13 inches. The width is 22 1/2 inches. 19 inches from front to back. The height is 22 1/2 inches.
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10.3 x 9.9 x 2.8 inches as per the info on the product page. It fits snugly in our average tub. It has long since popped because of the cat, so I can't go measure myself.
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I am not sure of the exact size dimensions but I know that it fits most standard size tubs. I have purchased two and both have fit my tubs perfectly. As at as the material it's made of again I am not too sure. It's some kind of foam material. Super easy to clean and great for kids.
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Barbara, I don't remember the outside dimensions, however, the inside dimension was only 4" tall. It ended up being too small for my cat. I got the cat mate super selective which was similar in cost, and I thought a better product overall.
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They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door. They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his... » Read More They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door. « Show Less
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The largest opening is about 4"x2". I have cats to. Pretty sure it's too small for them.
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The inner diameter of the tubes is just short of 1 3/4". I have cats with paws the size of catchers mitts and they love it. One of my cat's front paws measure 2" across, and he navigates fishing out treats just fine. They have to fold their little paws in so they can fish out the kibble or whatever crunchy treats you use. They use their paws like a hook to work the treat up and out of the tube. There are no sharp parts on the tubes or anywhere else on the toy to get any paws caught.
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They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door.
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Internally -- 19x11x11 approximately. My 12 lb cat fits with some comfort (can turn around) along with a 1" or so pad. I LOVE the metal door on the top. It's a good size door. It's great for getting your buddy into the carrier. It's also good if you've got an older cat and need to administer sub-Q fluids. I had some for several years then my cat family grew. The plastic on this one is not quite as thick as the older models but I'm confident in it for transport. I don't think I'd use it for any airlines. I see someone has trouble keeping the top door open. I've never had that difficulty. Internally -- 19x11x11 approximately. My 12 lb cat fits with some comfort (can turn around) along with a 1" or so pad. I LOVE the metal door on the top. It's a good size door. It's great for getting your buddy into the carrier. It's also good if you've got an older cat and need to administer sub-Q fluids. I had some for several years then my cat family grew. The plastic on this one is not quite as thick as the older models but I'm confident in it for transport. I don't think I'd use it for any airlines. I see someone has trouble keeping the top door open. I've never had that difficulty.
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These replacements measure 17 3/4 x 9 1/4. There were a little too large for my cat scratcher base width wise, I take a rubber mallet and gently pound it down to fit the base.
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About 6" x 6" (and that is actual opening, not including the arch). I have a 13 lb cat that fits just fine.
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It is approximately 12-14 inches and about 4 inches in width. My experience is they do not work. My cats will not use it on the doorknob and I have 2 cats. I think because it moves and is not sturdy. But you could try it lying on the ground. The LOVE the detachable cat toy, though. But I had to just put mine on the floor...and they still do not use that often. But each cat is different! So good luck!
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The whole for my cat door is 11 1/2 tall and 8 1/2 wide... so only if you can enlarge the opening
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Sorry to be a nerd, but are you sure you're not confusing 'diameter' with 'circumference'? The diameter of my bicep is barely 3 inches (I didn't say I work out!). I'm not even sure it's possible for a great dane's paws to have a diameter of 3". Do you have a male lion in your home by any chance? I'm guessing your house cat will be fine a toy with 1.5 inch diameter holes.