Is the opening and pan big enough for a fat cat? we've got a big 17.5 lb kitty!
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.
1445690
I think it may be too small for her. My cat is pretty petite and its about perfect for her! It may work but would be a tight fit. Hope that helps!
1828816
My cat is 16lbs and fits through this door. I don't see your dog having issue with this unless all 5 pounds of your dog is belly.
1933359
Yes, definitely. I own two of these, one for each cat. My cats are 10 and 7 pounds and the carriers have more than enough room inside.
1213042
I doubt it however my cat got too fat unless you plan on nailing it into the window or keeping your cat on a diet. If you have a small cat ok!
1300365
Sorry to get back with You so late . It is 5 inches. I had a fat cat and he can get in there easily. I love that and thinking about getting another one.
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.
1933362
Yes, my cat is 10lbs and it's fine for vet visits. Only one cat at a time...will not fit both :)
1182363
YES. I have a long 19lb cat and he has room to move around in it with no trouble.I hope this helps you .
304753
This pet carrier is around 20inches long and my fat cat is 19lbs. and he has room to turn around in it.
1935257
I have 2 cats and they can fit in but it is a tight squeeze. They are about 12 pounds each. Larger cats would have a problem.
349151
It slopes down from 9" to 7" and to 6" in the front for the actual depth of the pan. It is 15 inches wide at the back and slopes down to 13 inches. The opening is 6 and 1/2 inches wide. I have two large cats (21 lbs. and 19 lbs.) and they have no problem using it.
339845
42" L x 26.5" W x 29" H. The pan is flexible plastic, so with my 15 lb cat, I'm not worried about it breaking. The latches get easier to close the more I open it. So I'm very happy with my choice. If I had a heavy dog, I woulve chosen metal tray. Hopes this helps..the cat has plenty of room even with a large litter box. I may even put in a hammock.
754212
Hello, The 17 pound cat will fit by itself, but not with the second cat unless they are both really good at curling up together, or they both sit upright. However, I think the combined weight would be too much for the carrier. My cat is 17 pounds and I don't think the structural integrity of the carrier would take much more weight.
762821
Our big cat is 11 pounds and he fits but I'm not sure about a 20 pounder. You could always not use the brush to create more room.
1557417
That cat is big. I have a 20lb cat that has no issues. I would leave out the inner wall so you can put a large littler box in there.
332670
I have a 5 lbs. cat, Sassie, and a 14 lbs. cat, Cheddar. Cheddar is a little fat and just makes it through the medium door OK. Sassie has to work a little to get it open. I put a stick though the opening for a couple of days to help them get the idea. Good luck.
2125397
My 17 lb fatty fits comfortably. This is a sturdy well-made cat tree and even a generously proportioned kitty should be happy. It's held up well for the time I've had it.