Does this fit inside a a typical dome style litter box? I was thinking of using it as a liner for our enclosed box.
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I didn't use it with a dome, however it's not a really big litter box and it's very shallow.
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You know, I don't know. But since I do have a dome style litter box as well as the disposable litter tray, I'll give it a try tomorrow & email back! Sheila
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No, you are not missing something. I couldnt keep the liner in place either. It is too small, and like you said needs a clip or 3 to keep it in place due to the unusual shape of the litter box. I think i used the liner for 2 days and gave up. I found it harder to scoop than without a liner anyway. I decided i would rather wash my litter box out completely every 3 weeks too a month when the litter needed to be changed then deal with the liner twice a day.
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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.
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Yes, it is made to be used with or without a traditional litter box. My cats did not like those boxes and I used them without the lids for a long time until I came across these. Changing litter is much faster now that I don't have a box to clean.
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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.
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You would have to search on Amazon for a litter box that would fit the interior dimensions of: 21.1 in. l x 17.1 in. w x 20.5 in. h.
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No. The litter tray works without a liner. You would just have to wash it after use.
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I just measured the two openings. Both are the same....13-1/4" wide X 16" long. We have a letter box in cage that is 12" wide X 16" long. This give you about 7" left (long) till you hit the end of the cage. So you could get a little bigger litter box. The one we have in there fits rather nicely. Also like the two padded platforms that you and set-up in cage so cat or cats can jump or lay on. We put a rug on base platform also for comfort. We attached water and food bowls to cage also. We are please with this cage.
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Hi Belle,It comes with a cardboard type liner (not plastic liners) that you use and throw away every time you clean. I could never get mind to stay in place. Kept folding in, so I just use the bottom of my regular litter pan that happened to fit right in it. I like to cover my litter pan with a plastic liner, so I did that and put it in the flip litter box. Hope that helps!
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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.
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If you mean, is the box large enough to keep the litter or sand inside the box and would it be appropriate for digging, my answer would be that my cat digs in the litter before he uses it. The box keeps the litter inside, except for some that may come out when he jumps out.
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I haven't tried that as I don't have a covered litter box, although I've had them in the past. However, I think it just might. The hook part of the molded plastic caddy is about one inch high and above the the top of the caddy, so it might fit under the box cover. If I had a covered litter box, I would buy it. You can always return it or give it to another cat lover.
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I've been using this box for some time now with 3 cats, 2 under a year and 1 older, all about average size. Haven't tried a liner but it does a good job of containing the litter. It seems the liner could be held in place at least partially by the top which is pretty secure with 4 good size snaps. Aligning the top can be a little tricky at first but easy to figure out. Hope this helps!
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The dome is too low for my male cat, he wouldn't go anywhere near it when it had the dome top. Just the side walls catch anything that he pees when standing up, occasionally he pees on the back of the genie, but I just wipe it off with litter box wipes every week.
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I do. I had it in my half bath with litter box. I did pretty good in there. I moved litter box to an open area so moved unit as close as I could get it to it but I think it is to far away. This is not a miracle worker but not a bad little unit.
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You would have to use the litter box measurent and then see if you have enough room. The front outer edge of the box will sit 20 inches from the wall corner and is 25 inches wide. I have this litter box in a pet crate and it fits just fine. This is a really sturdy and deep litter box and is a very good quality.
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Hello,you probably can,but,I would not recommend it.There is a screen that snaps inside the litter box to filter out the dirty litter and may rip the liner.If you are worrying about the litter sticking to the bottom,try to sprinkle some baking soda on the bottom first then the litter.This helps and also provides extra protection for odor. Hope this helps. Thanks :-)