I see the H is 52", but it's also on rollers. What is the H of the inside that the animal will have access to?
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It sits pretty low to the ground even with rollers, so I would say between 48" to 50" inside rollers excluded.
1080395
50" for height inside. also if you can buy extra replacement wheels, do it!! 2 of mine broke off and I've been having problems trying to find the exact size to replace them. So now my cage just sits on the floor.
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I would say it is approximately 6 inches. It would keep a roller, squirmy child in. Not sure about a roamer.
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Good Sunday morning! We have the XL model and can accommodate two dogs. One is a 70 lb. Olde English Bulldogge and the other is a Boston Terrier mix about 38 lbs. Having four wheels is key as the weight shift within is inevitable as they move around so won't tip over. Most of the upper part of the carrier is mesh. The top unzips and so does the whole front end for ease of entry/exit. The carrier sits about 5-6" off the ground so not too difficult to help an ailing dog inside. Our Bulldogge is invalid and frequently needs a "boost" to get inside and BOTH dogs love it! We put a cushion inside to lay on as the floor is firm. Would strongly recommend this carrier. Hope that helps!!
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There's not a lot of extra room on the interior of the cage once you put in the food dish and a little hamster hut. I don't think that you'd have room to add a wheel on the inside. The slide that leads up to the existing exterior wheel takes up a good bit of space. I would suggest that you not remove the slide and exterior wheel because those are features that my own hamsters really enjoy with this cage.
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I'm getting it for my hedgehog. It has a lot of space to run around, even if she doesn't end up using the ramp.
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I,m sorry Bruce but I do not remember, I returned my because my little Pomeranian fix in it but the high I did not like, it liked I needed two more inches. We,re traveling to the Dominican Republic so I want my little one to feel comfortable. I like it because it has enough spaces on the sides the only trouble was the high. I may not helped you but I gave you an idea why I sent it but, so it depend on your side pet. I needed at least two more inches of the high. You know to flight with a pet those airlines are too picket. Bye
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The platform is about 12 1/2 inches deep. The cart will definitely HOLD/SUPPORT the weight of any pup you could possibly have (particularly one that fits into a medium sized kennel), but you may need to use the bungee style cord that comes with it to strap the kennel on. Also - please keep in mind that one you pull the 2-wheeler up onto the 2 wheels, Fluffy is no long going to be level - she's now going to be slammed into the side of her kennel..., and is she wants to stand-up she going to be straddling the "V" of the side of the kennel. Does this make sense?
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Maximum Pet Weight: 50 lbsInterior Dimensions: (25" L x 13" W x 21.5" H)Overall Dimensions: (37" L x 20" W x 40" H)
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I just measured it, the interior is 31 inches long, by 20 inches wide and is 23 inches tall around the frame with about an inch or two of sag in the middle (we keep water bottles and jackets on the top while we're walking so that may have made it sag more over the last 4 years than it would otherwise). The front portion is not that sloped so the useable height at the front is about the same as towards the back. We comfortably fit a 40 pound border collie and a 15 pound mini poodle. They mostly choose to lay down but do get up and move from time to time. I had posted a bunch of pics about four years ago which I'll repost. I just measured it, the interior is 31 inches long, by 20 inches wide and is 23 inches tall around the frame with about an inch or two of sag in the middle (we keep water bottles and jackets on the top while we're walking so that may have made it sag more over the last 4 years than it would otherwise). The front portion is not that sloped so the useable height at the front is about the same as towards the back. We comfortably fit a 40 pound border collie and a 15 pound mini poodle. They mostly choose to lay down but do get up and move from time to time. I had posted a bunch of pics about... » Read More I just measured it, the interior is 31 inches long, by 20 inches wide and is 23 inches tall around the frame with about an inch or two of sag in the middle (we keep water bottles and jackets on the top while we're walking so that may have made it sag more over the last 4 years than it would otherwise). The front portion is not that sloped so the useable height at the front is about the same as towards the back. We comfortably fit a 40 pound border collie and a 15 pound mini poodle. They mostly choose to lay down but do get up and move from time to time. I had posted a bunch of pics about four years ago which I'll repost. « Show Less
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It is pretty big. My guinea pig fits in it with room to run around. If you make it a rectangle it is 3 feet long by 18 inches wide. You can make it into a hexagon too. I think your hamster will love it!
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Its not very tall. You can't sit up straight in it. And your dog won't fit with you.
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It is tall enough for a mouse or hamster. My guinea pig used it until she was 4 months old and then she could undo the sides and get out. My baby rabbit was able to jump it the second time I put him in it. I don't know alot about hedgehogs, but I would think that one could not use it for very long after the baby stage.
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Inside length is 15 inches. My dog is a bichon frise and is 17 inches long excluding her tail. If standing she puts her head out of end hole and that's fine cause space taken up by her feet is several inches less than length of base. She would be squished if both end holes were closed but open it works well and she seems comfortable. Height of bag is 13 inches but with end hole open and head out fine, again without end hole open would be squished. She's comfortable shooting with head resting on our out of end hole or curled up.
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My measuring tape indicates that the seat itself is 18 inches wide (hip to hip) with another inch or two leeway to the metal "arms," and the seat 9.75 inches deep (front to back). For getting through doorways, the widest part is the one set of wheels which are 26 inches wide from the outer part of the central hub nuts. The 48 inch measurement probably refers to the length when it's folded up for transport. I can easily fit my 208 pound female fanny onto the seat of this roller, or easily roll it through my unmodified bathroom doorway. Hope this helps, AMM
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the interior inside for length is over 30" and the inside width is about 20" I take my 8lb pomeranian for walks in it. Smooth. The only hard part I had with assembly for pushing the front wheel into place... I needed someone strong to help with that. For two cats the get along with each other, there should be enough room.
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I don't know. I haven't disassembled mine, yet. However, I plan on doing so this week and will let you know. I bought a two tier and a three tier. The 3 tier is at my vet's office. It just gives the cat/kittens more room to play and I think the tiers aren't quite so far apart. I also suggest putting a carpet or foot protectors under the rollers. Pat
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The roller is 5 1/2 inches wide, and you probably want 1/4 inch of space on either side to prevent it from getting snagged in the gears, so about 5 inches.