What is the interior made of? Would it work to put a pan in it and use as a litter box?
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The inside is lined with a vinyl/fabric and the base/pillow is a suede type (non removable) I would not use it as a cat box. The smell would seep into the vinyl and pillow. it is also square. I doubt you could find a hard plastic pan that would fit without spillage and still be easy to get out of the top lid. !4 inches square means you woul have to clean it much more often I hope this helps.
1992264
I doubt it. It's a pop out design. So it's made out of either really heavy cardboard or particle board. I wouldn't use it as one personally.
212746
It's laminated particle board, easy to clean with spray cleaner and a rag, but I wouldn't immerse it or use it outdoors. The inside of the enclosure will be much easier to clean if you caulk all of the seams in the part where the cat box goes. My cat never 'missed' her previous box, but does occasionally miss this one and the urine will just pool inside and not seep into the corners if you silicone caulk it after assembly. We sometimes place an absorbant puppy pad face down underneath the cat pan to keep the 'puddling' at bay and make cleanup easier, but the moisture doesn't hurt the MDF unless it seeps into the corners...I cannot urge the use of caulk enough. I thought my cat would never pee outside the pan! That said, the cat ADORES this damn thing so much, thinks it's her own 'kitty condo', we even put a placemat and her food and water on top, she loves it, good purchase for us as no curious dogs or nieces in the poop, and it's a nice place to sit to put on shoes in our mudroom.
1271500
Well..although it does come with a pan, I did use potty pads under it. Which does work. I however didn't have any luck with this product and returned it. The grass is not very grassy feeling. I plan to get a piece that is more like grass than plastic.
30439
Yes, the top lifts like a kids' toy box...hinges on the back edge and it stays up on it's own while you clean it. We caulked all of the interior seams because my cat 'misses' the interior pan sometimes, and a little carpet scrap tucked into the 'foyer' part of the box keeps the litter tracking down to nearly nothing. All the litter stays in the entry area and is easily vacuumed out with a hose. We really like it, it's not perfect, but it looks nice in our mudroom and is a handy place to sit and put on shoes...keeps the dog and toddler nieces out of the litter box, and the cat LOVES it!
226955
The Petmate Litter Pan I received is 18 x 13 x 5 inches deep. I was sent a beige one but the color works for the area. I hope this helps.
1422275
Petsmart does pans that fit on the floor of this crate. They're plastic though, not metal
186961
If you mean, is the box large enough to keep the litter or sand inside the box and would it be appropriate for digging, my answer would be that my cat digs in the litter before he uses it. The box keeps the litter inside, except for some that may come out when he jumps out.
1013625
Yes, that is there but it doesn't affect the function of the pan being a litter box. I wouldn't even have noticed that. My cats still do their business in it just like any other litter box.
1437798
I actually bought 2 of these for flemish giant bunnies, we put a basic litter box in there and they are working out great. I don't think a rabbit could fit through the bars unless it were very small, they measure 1 1/2 inch apart and the floor pan is 1 inch deep.
833199
It is about the right size for a litter box but the inside is split into two sections. I am afraid that by the time you cut all the areas needed to do what you want it will not be sturdy enough. Sorry! :(
405303
Inside dimensions are approx 14 1/2" long x 10 1/2" wide x 4" deep............I ended up using mine to hold the scooper. It is way too small for my cat and she isn't all that big of a cat. Litter was landing all over the floor and she barely had room to turn around in it.
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Approximately 15 inches wide by 18.5 long (long = motor to edge of tray) for the inside of the pan. You put approximately 3-4 inches of litter in. The pan self scoops ~10-15 min after it is used unless it's used again (ie by multiple cats)
1281435
Plastic. It is hard, but if you have a dog like a pit, he may be able to chew through it if the pan slips out of place.
2176992
The lid does not form a seal. So it would not keep anything you may put in it inside. It is made of silicone and is soft and pliable.
1333122
Yes, the litter pan goes on the ground. My suggestion is make sure you measure the pan to ensure it fits. I had a very large pan and it fit fine. Its a great training area. I used to lock my cat up when I had him, in this at night so he wouldnt harrass me so much. Then during the day he was allowed out. He knew when he was suppose to be in there, and when he didnt have to be. I love this cage. I used it for my cat who was also a rescue. I have since found him a home and will keep the cage if I find another rescue
1077191
3.5 inches inside from bottom of pan to the rim of inside lip of "doorway/ramp". The outside is ramped, so hard to measure/describe. If you fill the pan, depending on how deep you fill it, it can be made fairly level with the lip, but it would take a LOT of litter to fill it that deep. My disabled cat doesn't have any problem exiting the box, though, even with only 2 inches of litter in the box (and about an inch and a half step up and out).
905909
With the pockets. Technically, if you're careful, and have a very sharp knife or power tool that cuts, you can cut-off the pockets between the pockets and the pan. That way, the litter box would be ~28-inches.