I have a larger cat, he is 24 inches from his nose to the base of his tail and stands roughly between 15-17 inches would he be able to fit?
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He might physically fit but probably not well. For sure you would have to have the "bubble" attachment, which extends the inside a little opposite the entrance. However, I don't think he would have any room to maneuver inside at all and he might not feel comfortable. Also, his butt needs to be somewhat inside to do his business, not out by the door. The entry is not huge so you might not even get him to go in. It was too small for my 13 pound cat and she is significantly smaller than yours. Be advised that although you can return this, if you order through Amazon you must pay return shipping. That cost me over $80. He might physically fit but probably not well. For sure you would have to have the "bubble" attachment, which extends the inside a little opposite the entrance. However, I don't think he would have any room to maneuver inside at all and he might not feel comfortable. Also, his butt needs to be somewhat inside to do his business, not out by the door. The entry is not huge so you might not even get him to go in. It was too small for my 13 pound cat and she is significantly smaller than yours. Be advised that although you can return this, if you order through Amazon you must pay... » Read More He might physically fit but probably not well. For sure you would have to have the "bubble" attachment, which extends the inside a little opposite the entrance. However, I don't think he would have any room to maneuver inside at all and he might not feel comfortable. Also, his butt needs to be somewhat inside to do his business, not out by the door. The entry is not huge so you might not even get him to go in. It was too small for my 13 pound cat and she is significantly smaller than yours. Be advised that although you can return this, if you order through Amazon you must pay return shipping. That cost me over $80. « Show Less
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Yes! Make sure you get the bubble unit that gives him plenty of space. You may have to do some chemical trickery to get him to go into it the first few times, but yes. He'll fit.
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My cats heads stick out of the opening when they use it, so I really don't see a problem. But I would e-mail or call the manufacturer just to be on the safe side. Good Luck!
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hello. you may want to email joybies directly and ask them about which size would be best for your cat. they are very helpful in figuring out the proper fit. :-)
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Our 12-pound cat fit just fine, with plenty of room to spare. I would think a larger cat, 15 pounds or so, would be comfortable.
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I gave this as a gift, so I am unable to measure the top ovoid. However, I had it put together at my office and was very impressed by the quality. Further, I have a 14 year old cat that is approximately 20 lbs. and believe he would fit on the top. The person I gave the tower to has 2 cats and they love the tower. I gave him a tower last year that was poorly made and ready for the trash. I recommend the purchase of this product and think your cat will enjoy it. Lisa Moran, Tyler, TX
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Your cat will probably fit but it would be tight. I don't think he would be very comfortable. I gave this product to three cats and none of them will use it all. It's a cute product but I would not buy it again.
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Off hand, I'm not sure but I have a 16 pound Maine coon cat and it fits very comfortably, with at least an inch left over.
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I have a small cat but it can accommodate a medium size one as well. If you have a feline that is larger it wouldn't be a tight fit. I had hoped to see a larger and deeper model sold but no luck yet.
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I have a 11lb cat and he does fit but it's snug. He can't stand up in it at all. I need something bigger.
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Our cat is approximately 15" from top of head to base of tail and thin and the small is still a smidge big on her, so I'd definitely suggest the small. Best of luck to you and your kitty!
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In my opinion this would NOT be substantial enough for an animal that weight. Even 75# might be pushing it. It is more the stability of it and step size that I would worry about. My cat is about 15# and I had 19# cat that I would not have used this size for.
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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.
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I used it on my cat who had surgery and had a cone around her neck. She is 18 inches long (not including her tail) and stands approx 12-14 inches high, weighs 12-14 lbs. She had a lot of room to move around not cramped. Love the crate especially since it folds down completely and is very airy.
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Considering that larger cats will make themselves fit on small spaces... I'd say yes. I have a rather large cat with big meaty paws and she loves it. Its really well built.
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Mine sits about 27 inches at its highest point, cat did not like it for some reason, but he was a weird cat!
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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.
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This one would be way too big (my German Shepherd uses this size). I have the 24" size for my 20lb Corgi and that would give your cat more than enough room.
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I'm not sure. All of my cats are pretty small. The biggest I have is a Persian and she is more stocky than big. Looking at it it looks like larger cats would fit but without knowing your cat it is hard to say.