Has anyone used this for a cat? Will a litter box fit with a 10 lb cat and room to move around in the 36" one?
851481
Yes, this cage works great for my cats - use small litter box shoved to the back, bed in the middle and food near the front corner. Holders for food and water that clip to the sides are handy and the cats get used to them quickly. I have 9 cats and use this one for isolation when needed- leave it open and they all want to live in it. Very easy to keep clean - the tray is deep enough that if you do have a spill it is not a problem.
1048428
I bought this carrier for my female cat who weighs approx. 10 lbs. Although it is a comfortable fit for her, there is not an abundance of extra room. She can stand briefly, turn around, and sit back down. She did make a three day trip (NY to FL) but she was sedated and therefore did not move around much. In answer to the question, I think - depending upon whether you want your cat to be able to move around - this carrier might prove a bit too small.
859939
I would think it would be for a normal size litter box. An oversized one might need more. I think the 40lb is a better deal though.
1806186
I own the large and I have two 10 lb cats and and an 8lb cat. They are able to get in and out easily and honestly the large doesn't take up much room. Just wanna say that this thing is a godsend, highly recommend it. I'd assume your cat will fit through the regular and should be enough room but if you're worried the large will definitely suffice.
1445689
The opening is just about--my cat is a little bigger--but the pan itself is small for that size cat. A big cat will find footing difficult, and may send the litter box falling over (happened with mine). She has a pan a couple sizes up that's better, and my smaller 10 lb kitty uses the CP6 fine.
1744752
I have a 10 LB Dog and I use the Small size. It works for her overnight. She is 16 years old and goes in her sleep. I don't know what a cat would do. If she is used to a litter box maybe you should put one on the floor in the backseat.
422122
If you look at the dimensions of the cage base and your litterbox you will have the most accurate answer. However, I do think it is plenty big enough for it. The cage is fairly large size and you will be surprised once you buy it!
162354
This box is bigger than your average litter box. I have two 20 lbs dogs and they fit it in fine. Don't ask LOL
1818698
I have a medium size hooded litterbox in mine. It takes up almost half the bottom. So kitty has another platform to climb on. Sorry, at work and can't measure but will do so tonight and get back to you.
31734
Yes, it fits ok, but we bought this when we take out cat to her vet mainly so I just used it once. I maybe didn't check details enough before I purchase, it is actually pretty tight for our cat to stay inside.. She is under 9 lb but not much room. I hope this helped you : )
2163895
I have a large cat box inside and it fits perfectly with about 6 inches in front to spare. Hope that helps!
1327923
For my large male cat, the box dimensions are not working very well. The 10" height is fine except that he kicks litter out the low part in the front more than he has with any other litter box I tried. He only uses the back corner so I end up needing to clean the box twice a day instead of my usual once daily routine.
1765575
It might be a tight fit, my tiny 8lb cat fits great, but it took my 14lb cat longer to get used to. She has a bit of room and can turn around in it, but I think she would be unhappy if she gained more than a few pounds, lol.
1926284
The size dimensions are accurate and give more room for our larger kitties (15 pounds & over) to feel comfortable and not be crowded while doing their business. Smaller sizes don't work well for larger cats as their feet remain inside the litter box while their "business" may not fall within the confines of the litter box. This also works great for multi-cat families because it can leave space for them all to have their own territory within the box & then it rakes it all away in one sweep.
1344063
It's possible. Since I don't know your cat it's hard to say for sure. The opening to the box isn't very high it. I measured it and it was just under 3 inches high which in my experience is still high enough to allow me to put a comfortable layer of litter in it. My bunny, Chibi, used to like sleeping in his litter box sometimes so this was a requirement for me. The opening is also very wide. I don't think any sized cat would have trouble with this. If your cat's arthritis isn't so bad that she can't step up three inches and if she only uses litter boxes as a litter box and not a bed (I think if you have a small cat this wouldn't matter but I don't think a larger one would be able to lay in it comfortably though I'm not sure.) I wouldn't see any reason this one wouldn't work.
61139
The Product details state that it is 20.5 inches long x l7 inches wide x 10 inches deep where the box curves up on the sides and back. I have a male cat that is 14 lbs. and hehas enough room. If you have a larger cat it might be too small.
162358
Yes, I think it will work for you. This litter box is by far the largest I have seen. I was a bit shocked at its size when I received the first one. However, it worked so well and minimized the amount of litter being kicked out of the box that I ordered a second.