What size of litter box would fit on the bottom? I'm not going to put the hammock part on.
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20x21 inches 20 deep and 21 inches wide. hope that helps. my cats never use the hammack anyways........
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A very small kitten sized one. But if it were me...I would never put a litter box on a toy my cats were going to play on. Keep the messes and the playing and sleeping separate. Even a hooded box is stinky and no fun.
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Without the hammock on there is plenty of room for a litter box...even a covered one. What a great idea!
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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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You can probably tuck it under the litterbox without an issue. Cutting it may be a little difficult.
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I measured and it's 5.5 inches....my other 7 litter boxes range from 6-8 inches. The entry in sloped, so it does look lower than 5.5. The bottom of the slope is 5 inche. It slopes upwards.
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Absolutely! They sell a foam insert that levels the area which I'd recommend if you're going to put a litterbox in there, otherwise the bottom is curved. I guess you could pile up some blankets though to level it out before putting a litter box in.
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10" High 21 " Long 17" Wide. It is not a small litter box. You will need a good amount of space for it.
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I have a large litter box inside mine and it fits with room to spare. The height is of the table is kind of short but plenty of room for the cat and if you put something tall (like a plant) on top it balances it out
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the width is 20 inches at the very bottom.. it is a really nice size cage... i had a rabbit in there for a while but she grew out of it so i would recommend it for maybe dwarf bunnies or guinea pigs.. we have 2 guinea pigs right now and they absolutly love it.
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It is a pretty big piece of furniture. We almost had trouble finding a litter box that was big enough. I think we ended up ordering it from Amazon
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I think it depends on the bathroom. i have a really small bathroom with little corner space. I think I could fit the litter box in the one corner I have that doesn't have something in the way. But I know I could fit it in my linen closet which is narrow.
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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.
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I used an 18x14x5 inch cat litter box. It fits perfectly and really helps control litter scattering. I also put a 3m mat in front of door to trap any litter from their paws as they exited. 98% of litter was contained by this combination! Very Happy!!!
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In addition to StephB's response: At the very bottom of the inside (the pan tapers in a bit) it's 12.5 by 19.5 inches. I second her comment about it being perfect for a disabled cat, mine spinal injury cat has no problem entering/exiting this box. I have mine placed inside a 3 x 2.5 foot catch tray/crate pan for a large dog kennel to hold in the litter that escapes. Puppy pads would also work, or a washable rug. It's true, some litter escapes, but when you have a disabled pet, you have more important things to worry about than insignificant problems like a little litter being tracked around your house.
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The bottom of the "pot" serves as a nice size round litter box. Could use liners, but they will show. . .
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I'm not sure but this one is not any larger than your average cheap litter box you buy at the store.
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Petco has a high-back open litter pan (large size) that fits great and can slide in/out for easy cleaning 18.5Lx15.25Wx8.5H. The rise is 5.25 inches in the front. If you don't need a high back, walmart has a SmartyKat LitterLoo Litter Box that fits without the top frame on (19.5 x 16.5). A little tight front to back and the width goes to the very edges. You won't be able to slide this one out. This is the one I have and you can lift the front about 1/8 inch and the top of the box rests right on the bottom of the door opening. Our cat won't use the high back pans for what-ever reason.
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I have a mini holland lop in it. The cage was too small for him when he had a corner litter box. It's not too bad without it, but he also has an outdoor cage for him to have a lot more room in. It definitely isn't roomy enough for a large rabbit.