what are the "house" deminisions plz..i have 2 older 16lb cats.
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The inside is 12" and the middle shelf is cut in half so the cat can go up and down while inside. My cat is 11 pounds and it seems he barely makes it. I don't think is big enough for a 16 pound cat. They may not use the house part too much anyway. I love the rest of it. Very sturdy. The top shelf/bed is also on the smaller side. .i think 13 inches.
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the two lower condos are 12" measured from the inside. The upper of the two, is only half a shelf. If your cats like to snuggle in tight spaces, then the lower condo will work. My 18lb cat uses it all the time, my smaller 7lb never. Both cats love to lounge on the shelves and stretch using the posts. But Beware, I have two of these cat condos, and both of them have one shelf, that is not carpeted both top and bottom and The condo walls are not carpeted inside.
1308003
The "houses" are very small. I have a 16 Ib cat and there is no way he can fit into it. My small 9 lb barely fits. Also there is only one house. The second opening has only half a platform. Allowing someone to swat at another from the top.
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Hi, Jenny -- I'm not sure what you mean by "house" dimensions; if you're referring to that central core/cubbies area, my two cats don't use that portion, but I didn't think they would do so since they love to be up high. They love the upper perches and use them day and night. I have two cat condos -- the other one is similar in height but it a different brand -- and both cats use both condos. I hope this is helpful.
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They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door. They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his... » Read More They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door. « Show Less
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They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door.
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i have four adult cats. 2 are about 12-15lbs 1 10lbs and a 8lb one. 2 use it all the time at the same time. including the very top section. it's easy to put together and is sturdy. i plan to buy another for my office. hope this helps
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I don't have the exact numbers, but I have a 15lb cat who fits well enough inside both enclosures. They are large enough for him to sit in and look out, as well as curl up in.
1084311
Two cats should fit fine. It's actually a small dog house so shouldn't be a problem.
129486
I'm not sure as far as measurements (I think the measurements are listed in the description), but they are all pretty good size. I have 3 cats, including a 17lb one, and they all have plenty of room on the perches and in the house (we call it a "hut"). I hope this helps!
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The dimensions are shown under "Product Details" in the description; just scroll down far enough. We have a 16 lb. cat and he has no problem going through it. These are great and they lock if you want to control when you cat goes in and out. And you know cats, they still like going through the "human" door!
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I need to know the dimensions of the basket, I want to put two cat carriers with cats inside in (one on top of the other) to transport from my apartment to my car in parking lot. Carriers are 15" x 23 cats weight is 15 lbs each give or take! Any input or advise would be helpful, I usually use a shopping cart, but have to find alternative.
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Your cats would fit. The issue is if they want a way to escape...needs a small exist in the back of dog house..you will have to cut a hole for this exist.
1935256
I put a15lb Maine colon in mine. I think 2 regular cats could fit. Ps my vet loves the carrier
606728
18x22 for the platforms. But I have two cats who are 17 lbs and very long and they fit without a problem. I bought 3 of these cages so my cats could each have their own when we moved. It saved my house. But oddly two of the cats prefer to be together so the 12 and 17llb cats cuddle on the top shelf without a problem and apparently plenty of room.
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Lol...yes I put my 17 and 11lb cats in the big one haven't uaed the lil one. They just went to the vet
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.
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15x11 inches. My cat is about 8lbs and she fits just fine. Make sure to brace the ladder part (I nailed mine down) because when your cats jump on and off it the two pieces will move otherwise.
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There are several things to consider. The most important I would say is the size of the cats. My two cats are about 8# each the sleep together on the top level. They take up the entire shelf. They have their food bowls on the second shelf and on the bottom there is a water bottle and I have a corner litter box. they use it as a step to the upper levels. At this point I only keep them in there overnight. The other question is: are you planing on keeping them in the cage all the time? If you are it may be a tight fit. But if you are thinking of it being a safe place for them to retreat to and spend the night It might work for the short term. You May find a way to arrange things differently to give your kitty the most room possible. Bottom line is if your kitties are on the smaller size and get along well they may do ok. I would be sure to find a way to let them stretch their legs. Sorry if I ramble I am just trying to cover it all.
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Don't even attempt to put both into one carrier. Buy 2 of the large size. Note the size, length, width, height of the large carrier and you'll see what I mean. I have 2 large ones for 2 cats.