Is this large enough for a 24lb Maine coon cat to laze around on
1089532
We have an 18 pound cat. Tight fit on the top. Of course he makes himself fit. Other two levels are larger. Doesn't move when he jumps on it so it's sturdy.
1089533
I agree with everyone else...my 18-pounder likes the bottom the best to sleep but will sit on top when he wants to get a better view.
1089534
Considering that larger cats will make themselves fit on small spaces... I'd say yes. I have a rather large cat with big meaty paws and she loves it. Its really well built.
1089535
It certainly is....I have three cats that regularly compete for the top spot. In aggregate they weight approximately 32 lbs. Very sturdy unit.
1089536
Im not sure but my one cat that lays on it the most is also my biggest cat she is pretty chubby, maybe around 15 pounds, and she lays on the top level alll the time which is also the smallest level, she barely fits on it but seems to love it
1089537
My cats are only 15lbs and 10 lbs. here are the dementions for you top tier is 16inx9in middle 12x14 bottom 11x19 looks to me like the bottom would be good but its according to how your cat sleeps curled or spread out hope this helped
1398677
Yes. My cat is 9lbs and it is just the right size. I would rinse it off and air it out before you use it. Mine had a strong chemical smell that eventually went away.
231403
It seems like it would be sturdy enough, but I'm not sure if it would be big enough. We have a 13 lb cat and it fits him about right, but he doesn't have much extra space.
1803841
I bought this for our cats that are 11-12 pounds and they really love it and fit in happily. I would say that for a big cat (large cat, or 14+ pounds) it's going to be a bit tighter though.
1943396
I wouldn't think so. my cat is 11lbs and she's pretty cozy in there, meaning there's not a lot more room. and the top is a dome, so not tall enough twd the edges for two doggies to stand. :-)
1532796
Out of the box, I would say no. We had to use a small ratchet strap to keep it from shifting under our largest Siamese (14 lbs fatty). After strapping it, it works fine but as advertised no I would say not. It doesn't shift a huge amount but it's enough to make it unsettling for the cat.
596721
I would have to say no, I have a 4lb runt sized cat, and he has his issue's with it. He mostly just sits on it to scratch or play with the attached ball toy.
160304
I don't think so. Unless your cat likes small spaces... which some cats do.My cat is about 7lbs, and he barely fits. My other cat who is 5lbs seems to be more comfortable.
1029092
I have a three year old mainecoon and she fits in there nicely..top part is what I was worried about as far as stability but very sturdy product. I would recommend this for any person with a large cat
2216580
Hi, I respectfully disagree that this particular model is large enough for an 18 lb. cat. I mentioned in my review that I had a previous (much larger) tunnel and when I ordered this one I didn't think about the diameter of it. My 12 pound kitty wants so badly to play in it but is just too big. I would go up to a larger size (depending on the size of your cat). Hope this helps. Good luck!
1386497
I have a 27 pound Maine Coon who thinks it's his chair. Not my grandson's! He sleeps very comfortably in it!
1765575
It might be a tight fit, my tiny 8lb cat fits great, but it took my 14lb cat longer to get used to. She has a bit of room and can turn around in it, but I think she would be unhappy if she gained more than a few pounds, lol.
160302
I don't think so. Unless your cat likes small spaces... which some cats do. My cat is about 7lbs, and he barely fits. My other cat who is 5lbs seems to be more comfortable.
946768
Off hand, I'm not sure but I have a 16 pound Maine coon cat and it fits very comfortably, with at least an inch left over.
1164779
Definitely! Both of my cats are about 18 lbs, and they both fit in their separate lounges.
1942674
I'm going to go with no... not for long, anyway. My cat's maybe ten pounds and she fits fairly well, but I tried to put her and her sister in it once and they jammed their heads into the top of it and glared until I let them back out. For a quick vet trip, yeah you probably COULD, but I wouldn't on anything longer than that.
36774
Most likely no. It's comfortable for our 7.5 cat while it still gives her enough room to turn around. But, maybe too snug for an 18 lb pooch.