Can this be used with 2 cats? Also what litter box with a high backing do you recommend?
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I have 4 cats and they used it. The only problem is that it is so dark inside with the lid down they had a hard time hitting the box and urine got underneath the pan. I found cleaning the box was somewhat difficult. The lid doesn't stay open and I had to prop it open with something while I worked to clean the box. It's a nice piece of furniture, but I bought another litter box and am using it to put the cat food on top to keep it away from the dogs.
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Yes it can. There is an insert inside that is optional. With that insert in, the space is very limited. I removed the insert and put an automatic scooping box inside (with a high back).
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I have 2 cats...if they share one box now there should be no problems. I got the cat box on Amazon..it is blue and is just the right size...however I am going to poly and caulk the inside of the furniture to be on the safe side...cause it is not waterproof.
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If your 2 cats already use one box there shouldn't be any problems. Joy McCoy makes a valid point about sealing the bottom and sides of this box. It's a great idea as once the box has been soiled with urine its all over. My box lid did stay open while cleaning and any cat closed cat box is dark but for some reason, I don't think my cat cared much about that. As far as getting a deep litter box, happy hunting. I'm sure there's something out there. I found one but there isn't a name on it. Only one will fit inside.
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I think it would be enough room. Not a hug litter box but a regular size one would work just fine. I put two small cats in mine with food water and a cat bed and they were happy.
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It is comfortable for 1 pet. I wouldn't put both cats in this carrier. If you are not traveling with them I would use a hard sided carrier. This carrier has large mess panels...which I love for my dog..but your cats might prefer the safety and security of a hard sided carrier.
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No this box is very wide at the top, but it is hard for the cats to kick litter out of this box. I have replaced all my litter boxes with these.
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No, it would not be comfortable for three cats. i have a 7 pound and a 12 pound, and they fit comfortably -- one takes the front and the other takes the back. I think it would be a very bad experience for your kitties to be crammed in together.
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We have two litter boxes. One is covered, one (the Lucky Champ) is not. My cats don't seem to care one way or the other. They use both equally. A covered box is helpful in more public areas of the house.
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I do not suggest putting in 2 cats. My cat is 11 lbs and she fits nicely. There are bigger sizes.
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I started our kitten out with Littermaid and had no problem. You might want to let it run a couple times to let the kitten get used to the noise and movement. Kittens tend to play around quite a bit in the box and if it turns on before they are done it might scare them into not wanting to go back in. If it is a really small kitten I would recommend using another box for a short time just till they get used to litter.
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One of my two cats is big, and I've found this litter box accommodates him with no problem. The sides are nice and high so there are no issues with going outside the box.
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Yes, I think it will work for you. This litter box is by far the largest I have seen. I was a bit shocked at its size when I received the first one. However, it worked so well and minimized the amount of litter being kicked out of the box that I ordered a second.
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It has a center piece that will turn over so you can use both sides. My cats LOVE it however you are left with little shreds of cardboard from the scratching frenzy. (Esp. after using the litterbox) sort of like gosh that was great!! Too funny. They last a pretty good while but I have a rescue/shelter so we go thru them about every 6 to 8 weeks. You can also buy refills, but by that time mine are pretty well used and I need to buy the whole unit. Hope that helps!!
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Ditto the previous response. Doree Tateoka's measurements are right on. I really like my two Flip Litter Boxes for our 'wall spraying' kitteh. Remember, once your cat steps into the box he/she will be a couple inches higher depending on how much litter you use.
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Ideally this carrier is best for one cat. I'm sure both of your cats could fit in it but I guess it all depends on how long you need to have them in it and if the cats prefer to be close to one another during travel.If you read the measurements and use masking tape to tape out those measurements on a floor or something, you could put the cats inside the tape and see how they would fit in that amount of space.
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In my opinion, the sides are too high for most cats to be able to do that....unless there was a lot of litter in the box to bring level of waste up high. Does that make sense? I hope so. Hope this helps you.
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Hi Mary May work. One thing though. The front lip is low so ferrets can back in. That's the way they do it. Funny to watch. They don't bury like cats so spillover isn't an issue (except when the litter is new and they decide it's fun to play in the litter). With cats, you may end up with litter spill out the front. Also, they may outgrow it soon.
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This high sided litterbox works best for cats who spray rather than squat when urinating, like my cat. The walls prevent the pee or poop from ending up around the outside of the box...unless your cat hangs their rear end out of the entrance. If your cat is old and missing the box, perhaps he/she has other issues that should be checked out by a qualified veterinarian. I hope this helps you.
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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!!!