Will a kitten be able to use this? I am worried the opening will be too high up.
1961503
This is a great product! When my cats were little I had a similar box and put a wood block(s) - for the kitten to step up and in. The kittens could always get out.
1961504
I would say so, it's only a few inches high, and kittens DO grow up...I also agree with the other person's answer, put a little box or something for it to step on if it's too high.
1961505
I don't think it'll be a problem & the kitten will grow fast! I've had indoor cats forever & this is the best litter box
1961506
I believe so the front edge is scalloped and with 4 inches of litter inside that should be a short hop.
1961507
Your kitty shouldn't have a problem entering the box. The opening is low to the floor and is quite large.
530072
No, I won't think so. It is rather an unstable cat tree....our cat won't jump to the top because it's so wobbly. Not a good choice for a bigger, heavier cat.
223266
I believe it would be high enough - the rectangle shaped litter boxes from natures miracle are very high also. This brand is excellent and one of the highest ones that I've seen. To be on the safe side bring the dimensions to your vet and just double check with them. Otherwise I would highly recomend this brand.
1976164
I don't think that would work very well. There is 13" between shelves, and as the shelves go up each one is 2" narrower than the one below it. I don't think that would give a cat enough room to climb up. I could be wrong, however. We have three cats and none has ever tried it.
5400
No not at all! The opening is large enough for the bigger pieces of litter. No worries there. What I advise is to buy baking soda and stick in the bottom of the Litter Champ and you can't even smell the litter. I love this product. We have two 6 month old kittens and it is awesome! I hope this helps!
642762
I think it would be dangerous to have the top open when traveling. The carrier is very roomy for my 11 lb cat to sit up. And, when I stop, I can open the zipper to offer food, water, and skritches.
1988305
No, not easily. Once filled there is enough weight to keep it firmly upright. I'd keep it out of the cat's reach though.
172344
I don't have kittens, but I don't see why this would not hold them. My rabbit is probably the size of a small kitten and has no problem using it although he doesn't have a long tail.
762823
My opinion is if you move the archway up it will show more of the bottom of the door. We have a 11 pound cat that goes through the hole with little effort! Just remove the brush and your cat will fit just fine!
1686737
The openings are about 2 inches at most. I don't think that a cat with large paws like that would be able to get his feet into the bowl and get the food out.
396437
did not measure mine but my cat climbs over the sides in and out and not just the front openning. i am sure your cat or cats will do fine.
1798754
I would think a full grown cat could open it. It would probably take some training! All of my dogs figured it out, even the really old one!
102814
Maybe a kitten's paw could slide in there but I doubt it could do any damage because the slots are too narrow. But a full grown cat wouldn't be able to slip a paw in there.
581216
yes depending on the height of yourceiling you may have to trim the pole which is hard plastic to fit.One of my cats actually will go to the way top.
1342412
The gate is not that tall and I don't see why a healthy cat could not jump over this gate. I'm looking at it right now and I feel confident a normal cat will be able to jump it.
457212
Honestly, yes. The top isn't designed to hold any weight so if a heavy enough cat jumps on it, the sides will fold in. Has happened to me a few times. But, I think using these type of pens for introductions are much safer than just letting them roam and easier to deal with than a wire kennel or crate.
2118472
I can't say for sure, but it SHOULD be okay since the "scooper" doesn't run for some time after there has been motion in the box. I would suggest that the kittens be old/big enough to hop in & out easily.