Can you fit 2 litter boxes on this mat?
1445564
If you want space for kitty's who are overzealous one good size litter box or two very small liter boxes... Mat didn't work well for my cat as he decided he preferred to do his business on the mat rather than in the liter box.
960018
i use it for my two dogs. One is 25lbs. and one is 30lbs. They are quite comfortable in there. I have never had cats so I am not sure how big the litter box would be, but I think if it is small it should fit. There is extra room.
223289
The diameter of the large tube is 18 inches, so I think a litter box would fit, but I don't have cats. I think it depends on the size of box.
464022
Definitely. You don't have to put it in while you assemble the box. The inner divider is optional. I know friends who put a big litter pan inside, almost the size of the whole cat box.
1808030
I believe so. It easily fits 10lbs of cat and litter. The square part of it is 12" x 12" x 12" plus the sloped part. Hope that helps!
983008
It wouldn't be too functional to attach two together, however, you can carry one on your back and one on your front so that you are able to carry two. It would be a great suggestion to give to Cosmos! Maybe they could make one for twins and a pack for bottle feeding litters!
1267576
The container is actually six inches so it will not fit I'm afraid. We use two containers as litter boxes!
605513
If your 2 cats already use one box there shouldn't be any problems. Joy McCoy makes a valid point about sealing the bottom and sides of this box. It's a great idea as once the box has been soiled with urine its all over. My box lid did stay open while cleaning and any cat closed cat box is dark but for some reason, I don't think my cat cared much about that. As far as getting a deep litter box, happy hunting. I'm sure there's something out there. I found one but there isn't a name on it. Only one will fit inside.
2181300
Yes you can. I do NOT put my covered litter box in mine though. It takes up too much room, but I just tried it to see if it would work. It works because the cage opening has 2 sets of double doors. The covered litter box that I put inside was 16'' wide by 19'' deep by 16'' tall. I will be buying a little corner litter pan for mine just so that my cat will have more floor room for round cushion and toys.
800151
Yes, you can definitely tuck this mat under the litter box. It's not very thick so won't affect the function of the box. I guess you could trim it, it's made of a synthetic material so I doubt it would fray. Hope this helps.
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.
223291
Absolutely! They sell a foam insert that levels the area which I'd recommend if you're going to put a litterbox in there, otherwise the bottom is curved. I guess you could pile up some blankets though to level it out before putting a litter box in.
2229252
Yes, I think that you could fold them. You can even let them ride a little higher on the side of the box for a bit of extra padding. After washing, they get softer so you shouldn't have a problem with them. They are great. I won't whelp another litter without them.
75799
my guess is that you could fit (2) 1 dozen boxes in the bottom, side by side. The top is a little wider.
2163363
Yes, you can use it for more than one cat. However, I returned this item... It stopped rotating/scooping, and for the short time that it did work, it was messy...litter on the outside since the rim is too shallow
2060323
I'm not sure... if you can figure out how to install a higher side on the inside of the litter box (maybe some thin plastic and some e6000 glue), that would be the solution... but if it's not a feasible alternative, maybe this is a bad litter box for your cat. Which is too bad, because we STILL love it. :) I hope you find a solution!!!
1440387
Merging answers from Hercules481 and TERMlNATOR, yes, it can, with the caveat that the clasps will be very loose. If you need to carry the litter box, one or more of the clasps could easily unlock [I know from experience] and the trays drop out [did not happen, but hearing a clasp break free is not pleasant]. If the litter box will be more-or-less stationary, it would be fine. If you need to carry the litter box around, you could end up pouring its contents out.