What is the height of the front wall before the opening for the cat to enter (8", 9" or less)?
2045076
Hi Denise! The front wall from top to bottom measures around 15 inches, from the bottom of the opening to the top it is a little less than 10 inches. Hope that helps :)
2045077
Ditto the previous response. Doree Tateoka's measurements are right on. I really like my two Flip Litter Boxes for our 'wall spraying' kitteh. Remember, once your cat steps into the box he/she will be a couple inches higher depending on how much litter you use.
2045078
The front panel where the opening is is 16 1/2 high and 14 wide. (The top lid sticks out a bit) The opening where the cat enters is 8 wide and 10 high and it is 6 1/2 inches from the ground. Approx measurement because I have a mat under mine so my tape measure didn't quite hit the floor. Hope that helps.
2045079
I just measured it for you: it is 7" from the floor to the bottom of the opening :)
1594010
It's about 6" high, a tiny kitten may not be able to get in it. The litter pan is much easier to clean b/c one does not have to unclip the lid; however the cat can kick the litter it out easier. I have mine in the corner, the opening facing the wall with enough space for my cats to get in.
2088135
It is about 4 inches at the front and slants up to about 6 inches at the highest point. Perfect for a cat or small dog!
1411669
There is a "door type" of opening on the bottom that is about 5 inches in width at the bottom. The largest circular openings are about 4 to 4 and a half inches in diameter. My cat is an 8 pounder. She actually has never gone inside of the tree, but it has been the absolutely best scratching post we could find. Don't know if the failure to go inside is due to size or not. She does not in general go hiding at all - so it may be a temperament issue, but dont really know
1533820
14" around by 10" high, the face opening is about 6" round. My 15 lb. cat gets in (I don't know how). He loves this tree and sits on it most of the day.
300247
Sorry for the delay in responding---away on vacation. You are correct in your estimation about the size of the 12x13 top shelf. Our 8 pound cat uses the entire space and generally has limbs hanging over the sides. So, she barely fits but loves being up there anyway. She almost fell off once but seems to have adjusted to the limited space.
2027190
The opening is 6 inches from the floor. This is the best litter box I've ever owned. We have a 16 lb., very tall cat, and he has no problem fitting inside.
676572
the opening is 9 in. across and 13 in tall. this is also true of all the walls
1310600
I don't know the exact measurements but it is longer than it is high and several cats would fit inside easily. it is a nice little shelter for a front porch or some other covered area
878130
I did not keep the box. The front end is only ~8" high. My cats need a box at least 9 1/2" so they won't spray over the top. Deceptive description
382304
My cats wouldn't use it so I gave it to a friend. However, my recollection is that the opening was about 2" wide.
2113781
9 to 12 inches, and it looks like a real cat! i've mistake it for my actual himalayan cat and others who have come over thought it was our cat as well. worth the money!
2101038
The dimensions are listed on Amazon's website: Product Dimensions: 35 x 20.5 x 20 inches ; 6.8 pounds. 35" is the length (from front entrance to back entrance), 20" wide and 20.5" tall. 3 cats can fit in it; maybe a 4th if they didn't care if they were very snug in there.
1359008
Cut a 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" hole in a piece of cardboard and see if he can get through. It might be a tiny bit taller than that, but no wider. The door flap makes the vertical space smaller than it looks. My cat loves it, but she's tiny (7 lbs).
901405
5.5 inches is correct, from the floor to the center of the bottom "lip" of the opening. This is a great litter box...hope you can make it work for you and your older kitty!
579305
The opening is 7 3/4" x 8 1/2". The inside opening is the same. One warning. The construction is not the best. When we put it together we found that one of the holes for the screws did not line up so we had to 'make' a new hole which caused the particle board to split a little, and one of the feet fell off due to the screw fracturing the particle board. We also moved the hook for the scoop to next the first opening as if it hung where they suggest, the cat can't get through the second opening! Otherwise it is a great thing that looks pretty nice too. Just have some wood glue handy just in case. The opening is 7 3/4" x 8 1/2". The inside opening is the same. One warning. The construction is not the best. When we put it together we found that one of the holes for the screws did not line up so we had to 'make' a new hole which caused the particle board to split a little, and one of the feet fell off due to the screw fracturing the particle board. We also moved the hook for the scoop to next the first opening as if it hung where they suggest, the cat can't get through the second opening! Otherwise it is a great thing that looks pretty nice too. Just have some wood glue handy... » Read More The opening is 7 3/4" x 8 1/2". The inside opening is the same. One warning. The construction is not the best. When we put it together we found that one of the holes for the screws did not line up so we had to 'make' a new hole which caused the particle board to split a little, and one of the feet fell off due to the screw fracturing the particle board. We also moved the hook for the scoop to next the first opening as if it hung where they suggest, the cat can't get through the second opening! Otherwise it is a great thing that looks pretty nice too. Just have some wood glue handy just in case. « Show Less
2284263
I measured the one I have and it is 9 inches tall put together and the opening for the door is 7 inches at the widest part and about 6 inches for the smallest part. The length is 19 inches. This works for my smaller cats 5 to 8 pounds but for my larger cats 10 plus pounds it is too small. I don't know where the 5 inches measurement is. Hope this helps!