What are the dimensions of the largest litter box I can use inside the cabinet? Thanks!
2025988
I am not sure. It is a pretty big cabinet and I have a high back extra large pan for two cats that fits very roomy with a odor absorber behind it.
2025989
I have Nature's Miracle High-Sided Litter Box; its dimensions are 23"L x 18"W x 11"H. It fills up most of the space and the doors just close when it's inside. Works great!!!
2025990
No larger than 24" x 17". The litterbox I have inside mine is a little smaller than that & works great.
2081641
I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
1593530
from the product description: 29.1-inch length by 20.6-inch width by 20.8-inch height, i did not install the inside divider so I can use a larger litter box inside.
539723
Love this litter box. It is 22"X16"X6". Great for multiple cats. Sorry I was so long answering, I was on vacation. Hope this help.
729998
So the overall dimensions are 16.5" wide x 25" long x 9" high. The inside is just shy of 14" wide and about 20.5" long. I have a bengal who is 25 pounds, if that helps. He has arthritis, and is diabetic so we had lots of litter box issues. He loves it! Now I just keep puppy mats under it ( for the random accidents ), This box has solved almost all of our issues outside the box. Hope this helps!
960018
i use it for my two dogs. One is 25lbs. and one is 30lbs. They are quite comfortable in there. I have never had cats so I am not sure how big the litter box would be, but I think if it is small it should fit. There is extra room.
1595856
the litter box is the size. don't buy this litter box everything sticks in it. My mom had the same problem, so did a friend we all tossed the litter box in the trash.
1092886
My cat is about 16 inches long and 4 inches wide. She is big. I'm very happy with this kitty litter container. It's big enough for big cats.
1827880
I've been using the Petmate Litter Box which is 22 x 17 plus two side containers to hold scoops. The drawback is that they are really inconvenient to wash out--too large to fit in my laundry tub. But my 6 cats love them (I have three boxes).
2181300
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.
1428181
They are 36" x 40", I also use a large cover litter pan and they work well in it only down side is can no longer latch the top on the litter pan base since the liners are secured on the outside on the litter pan base.
397983
the large box that I have is 18 1/4" wide 13" deep and 18 1/2" high but the area that the cat is using when going to the bathroom is about 12 to 13 wide inches at the bottom because of the litter area when you flip it over to clean it... The best part is your hands never touch the dirty litter. very ez to put together too. My brothers 2 very fat cats like it because its much cleaner then before. Very ez to add clean letter into the box. I love the litter box and its well worth the money. Per Jackson Gallagher its 1 box per cat but this box is cleaned twice a day with a couple of flips and it's ready to go again. Hope this helps you make the right choice for you kitties. the large box that I have is 18 1/4" wide 13" deep and 18 1/2" high but the area that the cat is using when going to the bathroom is about 12 to 13 wide inches at the bottom because of the litter area when you flip it over to clean it... The best part is your hands never touch the dirty litter. very ez to put together too. My brothers 2 very fat cats like it because its much cleaner then before. Very ez to add clean letter into the box. I love the litter box and its well worth the money. Per Jackson Gallagher its 1 box per cat but this box is cleaned twice a day with a couple... » Read More the large box that I have is 18 1/4" wide 13" deep and 18 1/2" high but the area that the cat is using when going to the bathroom is about 12 to 13 wide inches at the bottom because of the litter area when you flip it over to clean it... The best part is your hands never touch the dirty litter. very ez to put together too. My brothers 2 very fat cats like it because its much cleaner then before. Very ez to add clean letter into the box. I love the litter box and its well worth the money. Per Jackson Gallagher its 1 box per cat but this box is cleaned twice a day with a couple of flips and it's ready to go again. Hope this helps you make the right choice for you kitties. « Show Less
1327924
It is designed for use in a corner. If you measure from the corner straight out into the room (as if you were measuring the radius of a circle) it is about 24". Also, if you measure from the corner along the wall on each side, it is also about 24". It is an extra large litter box with high sides and works very well for larger cats. Hope this information helps.
539722
I'm not sure of the exact dimensions, BUT, my two cats share it with no problems! Its been a great thing, beats having two boxes!!
1827114
I have both the original size and the large. I honestly didn't measure it, but the cat area of the litter pan is very close to the same size as a regular, old school litter box. The box over all is quite big, but well worth the space it takes. Love these boxes!
2193595
I use the regular size Nature's Miracle Disposable litter boxes, which fit nicely. The jumbo ones are too big. I have an issue with litter getting kicked out of the nightstand, however.
155277
That would depend on several things. We use what's denominated as a "large" litter pan. Underneath it, we have textured liner (specifically sold to go under a litter pan) that both collects litter that spills and keeps the litter pan from shifting. We push the pan up against the end with the entrance to the box. There's an inch or so clearance along the long sides of the box and three to four inches clearance on the end opposite the entrance, where I keep the litter scoop. We have the internal divider up and keep supplies on the other side of it. Assuming a set-up like ours, if a cat "misses," you could very easily pull out the pan (and the liner) and clean up as necessary. You'd have to squat down and reach in to do it, but there's plenty of room to do that easily, assuming average physical ability. You could reduce the space inside by using a larger pan, but that would probably end up getting more of the mess on the walls than on the liner. Using a smaller box would most likely keep more of the mess on the liner. But the doors open up the entire length of the box, so clean up is very straightforward.