Can this be used for cats? I have a very dear large red striped cat (Garfield to the T) 22 lbs. Would this be o.k.?
1012702
I do believe you can; I have never given it to a cat but just follow dosage per cat's weight. Your cat weighs more than some dogs. It is a very good product; I recommend it.
1012703
I've never given to my cat, however, it says it's for cats as well. If I felt my cat could benifit I certainly would give it to her! It works wonders on my dog. Btw, I highly recommend this brand/bottle. I've tried others and found this to be the best thus far. It has the dosage for both dogs and cats on side of bottle! Hope this helps!!
1786537
Oh, yes. Should be fine for large cat. My cat is 20 lbs with long legs, back, etc. Whiskers do not give her any problem.
509816
No, my cat only weighed 12 lbs. She hated it and was so miserable I took it off her and used the collar that the vet supplied. She seemed to tolerate that better. Good luck with your cat.
2111366
The inside litter pan is not extremely large, so in my opinion, it will probably not accommodate a cat weighing 20 plus pounds. My five cats range from about 8 to 12 pounds and I had problems with urine getting outside the pan and onto the floor. I have since quit using this box and bought a liter robot, which is excellent.
2234313
if you are asking if larger cats could use this, then the answer is yes. i have many cats that weigh all different sizes the larges is around 8kg. they all play, sleep and jump on this and there is no problem, even my little dog hopes on the botton one to sleep. i hope this helps. Jenny
160304
I don't think so. Unless your cat likes small spaces... which some cats do.My cat is about 7lbs, and he barely fits. My other cat who is 5lbs seems to be more comfortable.
59434
hi, no this is not big enough for large cats. May be good for kittens but it is not large enough grown cats. I wasted my money on this. Hope this helps
1309910
No! It is hardly big enough for me and my cat and I weigh like under 100 lbs! It's pretty and I like it, but if I were you I'd keep looking! Sorry for the bad news! :(
457154
I used it for my baby piggy and it was very absorbent so I don't see why it couldn't be used for a cat!
1137109
This size is too large for a cat, IMO (unless you have a cougar or bobcat). The smaller versions would likely work better, and your cat would have to be trainable...
270905
It would work for a 15 lb cat but it may not last long. Got one when I first got to kittens it was great. About a yr later my kittens now grown to 12-13lb cats were too much and the upper tree area broke. Not enough support. As the cat runs up the tree it will bend the top part and with their weight eventually break . My cats have there front claws as well and shredded this thing in about a yr. I would say if u have a cat with claws spend a little more and get a cat tree that is sturdier and all the legs wrapped with that rope. Just my thought
959298
Definitely not! This was purchased for my sister's 18 pound cat and he loves it.
963521
Thank you for your question! Many customers have found success in using this system for their cat. Please know that this collar is recommended for pets weighing at least 8 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.
643554
I bought mine for a 22 lb. French Bulldog and she loves it. I have encountered no problems with it at all. I find it to be durable and would probably work fine for a cat. Good Luck.
649814
Yes it would be too small. We have a large cat (approx. 20 lbs.) and it is kind of small even for him.
2234312
No it's not big enough for big cats. See if they will make it size larger.My cats are pretty big, but they just roll up and sleep in it anyway