How big are the openings of the bowls? I have a fat cat whose paws are 3 inches in diameter!
1686731
The fish bowls openings are 1.5 inches across. The "s" shaped tunnels are 0.75 inches. That tunnel is about 2.75 inches, and the pegs are about 1.5 inches. This is probably to small. :(
1686732
I would say 2inches across. But those bowls really only work for my clever cat and the other cat uses the other 3parts of the puzzle. If paws too big then just dont use globes or remove them...either way cats love this puzzle...well my clever cat at least. The other seems to find the effort not worth the reward lol. Buts that's cats.
1686733
Wow! You have a big kitty! The diameter of the fishbowls themselves are 3" across. The openings at the tops are only 1.5".
1686734
Wow - 3 inches! The bowls have an opening of about 1 1/2 inches, so that might be difficult for her. All of the openings are made to be small so that the average-sized cat would have to work at it.
1686735
Wow! Those are pretty big paws! One of my cats has paws that are about 2 inches across and he had no problems scooping out crunch from the fish bowls. It all depends on how you want to use this. If you want something easy for your cat then it probably won't work. However, if you want a puzzle that your cat has to figure out, in order to get the food, then this is a great tool. I have 4 cats and rather than putting food dishes down for them to hoover, I got this and a different puzzle feeder to slow them down and give them something to figure out. There are other options out there, including cutting holes in a cardboard box (like a shoe box), if you are not sure this one will work for you. Wow! Those are pretty big paws! One of my cats has paws that are about 2 inches across and he had no problems scooping out crunch from the fish bowls. It all depends on how you want to use this. If you want something easy for your cat then it probably won't work. However, if you want a puzzle that your cat has to figure out, in order to get the food, then this is a great tool. I have 4 cats and rather than putting food dishes down for them to hoover, I got this and a different puzzle feeder to slow them down and give them something to figure out. There are other options out there, including... » Read More Wow! Those are pretty big paws! One of my cats has paws that are about 2 inches across and he had no problems scooping out crunch from the fish bowls. It all depends on how you want to use this. If you want something easy for your cat then it probably won't work. However, if you want a puzzle that your cat has to figure out, in order to get the food, then this is a great tool. I have 4 cats and rather than putting food dishes down for them to hoover, I got this and a different puzzle feeder to slow them down and give them something to figure out. There are other options out there, including cutting holes in a cardboard box (like a shoe box), if you are not sure this one will work for you. « Show Less
1686736
My 16 lb boy can't get the treats out of the spheres - his paws are too big, but he does quite well and loves! three of the 4 other puzzles!
1686737
The openings are about 2 inches at most. I don't think that a cat with large paws like that would be able to get his feet into the bowl and get the food out.
1686738
The diameter of the bowls is only about one and a half inches. However, my cats aren't interested in the bowls, they prefer to try and get the treats out of the other parts of the activity centre.
1686739
Sorry to be a nerd, but are you sure you're not confusing 'diameter' with 'circumference'? The diameter of my bicep is barely 3 inches (I didn't say I work out!). I'm not even sure it's possible for a great dane's paws to have a diameter of 3". Do you have a male lion in your home by any chance? I'm guessing your house cat will be fine a toy with 1.5 inch diameter holes.
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Don't know the exact diameter but can tellyou that it that they fit Fancy Feast, Sheba and other cat food cans.There is a little width for two morelarger diameterstofitlarger cans.Hope, this helps you. By the way: Publix sells those lids now as well,in case you live in FL.
1107805
Probably small. My cat is 7.1 lbs but she could pull some of the tips off. So I kept replacing them. I finally just took her to vet. Maybe your cat isn't a sweet and sour spoild cat like mine. Good luck.
794894
You can contact the company/seller directly to get the exact size of the opening. They are very nice and will respond in a timely manner! I had the larger bowl and my golden/lab mix had no problem. I highly recommend the buddy bowl!
158457
They are (there's 2 in case the picture isn't clear with the cat in front of one of them) 7 1/2" wide by 9 1/4" tall. I have a 20+ pound male cat who has no problem getting in the doors, plus we've all seen cats squish into amazingly small places, so it would have to be a very big cat who couldn't get in the doors. My cat can still, well, almost, curl up small enough to completely fit inside the condo with just a bit of his butt sticking out one door, but that's the great thing with the balconies in front of the doors. He usually has most of his head out one and his tush or his back legs if it's warm out the other door.
794649
they look to be 3" diameter, 14 1/2", 15 1/2", 17", & 20 1/2" lengths. This is great for kittens but, when they become cats they tear up the posts. I not been able to locate just the posts to replace them as they get tore up. The people that sell the condos no nothing of the posts.
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It's 4" from floor to top of bowl. My teeny kitten has no trouble at all! The design is great for little furbabies--the bowls have wide round pegs that fit into slots on the base, so no matter how hard she tries (accidentally or intentionally), she can't tip the bowls over. VERY glad I bought this item!!
376390
unfortunantly not the plastic bowl is specially made to fit if you used a smaller bowl your cat probably would be able to flip it over and get to it. ive read cats can get them open
172407
I haven't measured, but though the bowls are small they are adequate for my cats. I would guess the small one holds about a cup or cup and a half, and the larger one probably holds 2 1/2 - 3 cups.
795668
Measuring from the inside, the bottom of the bowl to the top, it is just a little bit over 1 1/2" deep. This is for the small size. Perfect size for my two adult cats.
382303
The tubes are 2 inches wide, with the opening just a touch narrower than that. You can take the tubes out (or just leave in a few) if you are worried that your cats can't fit their paws in very well.
1119933
They are approx. 5" tall, 11" across with bowl diameter being approx. 7-1/4". I bought them to feed my feral cats and the kitties do eat out of them. They absolutely keep the ants away. They would be good for a dog, also. Joy Ann
1495372
How loose is your cat food? They hold 1/4 cup liquid measured to the brim. Inside narrow dimension is just over 2.5" and flares out to an inside dimension of just over 3". Should work if your cat food is pate consistency and you cat is not a messy eater. That being said - I love these plates and keep finding new uses for them, I bought them for my vacation home and want to get some for my every-day home too.
1920295
diameter of this bowl is about 6". i use it to keep canned cat food for my feral cats from freezing in winter. I also have another one for their water.
787957
these rings are pretty big and curvy...and pretty hard..my one cat george eats everything, and has not eaten one so far...i cannot promise anything here w your cats..this is my experience w my cats...my cats were just not that impressed w them..thanks and good luck)
1063888
They are approx 6 inches in diameter. The bowls are a little smaller, about 4inches.
280210
The opening is 7-1/2" wide and 8-1/2" high. Our cat is very large (tall and long) and he has no difficulties maneuvering in to, out of, or within the litter enclosure. Hoping that helps you!