I have a rescued handicap large cat. Can anyone tell me the inner dimensions of the bed? The 35" height is perfect for my windowsills. Thks!
1157573
I have a large cat, 22lbs large. He fits perfect in the bed and the sides flex a bit so if wants to stretch out he can. The walls are 5in high and it's 18in wide.
2193063
I have two large cats and they did fit. I would only use this for short trips, i.e. vet, groomers, etc. If the cats are sitting, they will fit. There will be no room for them lying down. The inside dimensions are 20"L x 13"H, x10"D.This is wonderful when taking to the vet because the weight of the cats make regular carriers cumbersome. I hope that this helps.
2058974
The peak does reach 46", the inside is closer to 36". My two cats compete to see who gets to sleep inside. They play on often considering we have two other kinds of trees. I purchased it because it had a small foot print. To my surprise, the cats will often sleep on top, but only one will sleep on the lower shelves. Unless your cats are overweight or unathletic I'd suggest buying the tallest one you have room for.
591671
It is 16 inches outside. The wall of the bed is about an inch thick so the inside is more like 13-14 inches. But it is big enough for the average 12 lb. cat.
1388593
The length of the bed is approx. 23 and 3/4" and around 14" at its widest point. It's made out of a hard plastic and possibly could shave a little off each end to fit snugly in the window. The cover would hide it. Mine is sitting on a 3-3/4" sill and I used only the Velcro strips to hold it up. My kitties love it so much, I had to buy a second one. Good luck!
2237413
I would get the largest size. I thought the medium would be ok for my 20lb cat but it was too small. It's a well made bed but the medium was definitely too small for a 20lb cat.
582433
I am not sure of the dimensions but both my cats are 11lbs and they fit just fine (one to a condo). They are also able to turn around and around as cats do to get the bedding just right and I have placed a small blanket inside each one.
131792
I ended up giving this to my daughter so I'm sorry I cannot give you the dimensions, but I can tell you it is not designed for a large cat. Even when my big boy did manage to squeeze into the top bed it wobbled. Several times he knocked it over jumping up on it. He bored of it quickly. On the other hand my daughter has two small cats and they love it.
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I have two large cats and they did fit. I would only use this for short trips, i.e. vet, groomers, etc. If the cats are sitting, they will fit. There will be no room for them lying down. The inside dimensions are 20"L x 13"H, x10"D. This is wonderful when taking to the vet because the weight of the cats make regular carriers cumbersome. I hope that this helps.
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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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As is clear from the photo, the sides are puffy, so the interior measurements are roughly 13.5 x 11 inches. I have a 10 lb long-haired cat and he *would* comfortably fit into it, if he were to stay in it. I speculate that the self-warming component may be similar to the shiny "space blanket" type material, perhaps mylar. The bed makes a sound similar to the shiny mylar crinkly cat toys. Even though my cat likes the crinkly toys, he's still suspicious of a crinkly bed. Oh well.
1510450
The one I have is 8yrs old and bent out of shape. It's about 12-13" wide. My cat's still play in it all the time. They are 7yrs & 10yrs old. :o)
1128196
I measured 20 in. long, 11 in. wide, and 13 in. high. It works well for my large kitty.
1784713
I just put 3 of our cats on it and made them play with mice. 14+16+7lb. The top of the tower sways a bit, which doesn't bother us, but it may bother you. Also if you have a huge 25lb. cat you should note that openings on shelves are just under 9" wide and 10.5" high. Our Maine coon and Ragdoll fit through fine, but not sure a 25lb. cat would... Our big cats are not full grown yet, I suppose I could report back in 2 years :)
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17 x 11 x 6.5. My cat took her sweet time, like over two months to like this bed and now she loves it!
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Hi Leslie, the tallest part is 39 1/2inches and where the cat would take his catnap is @ 34" tall. Our cat uses it everyday and it's just the right height for them to look out the window. I would recommend this product and Thanks for your question, I hope this helps.
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I have 3 of these, and my biggest cat, 17 lbs., sits comfortable in it with so much space. This one is 4 foot 5 inches long and 1 foot 3 inches wide. It is very sturdy and you can attach it to others to make it longer or to a little cubbyhole.