How wide/tall are the door openings? I'd like to put a litter box inside it and need to know the dimensions. Thanks!
1818698
I have a medium size hooded litterbox in mine. It takes up almost half the bottom. So kitty has another platform to climb on. Sorry, at work and can't measure but will do so tonight and get back to you.
1818699
I just measured the two openings. Both are the same....13-1/4" wide X 16" long. We have a letter box in cage that is 12" wide X 16" long. This give you about 7" left (long) till you hit the end of the cage. So you could get a little bigger litter box. The one we have in there fits rather nicely. Also like the two padded platforms that you and set-up in cage so cat or cats can jump or lay on. We put a rug on base platform also for comfort. We attached water and food bowls to cage also. We are please with this cage.
1818700
I put a 18" (L) x 14" (W) litter box in the condo, not one with a high back. It fits nicely.
1818701
I don't remember the door dimensions but I had a litter box in mine. If nothig else the wire portion has to be fitted on the base. You can place the litter box in the base before the wire frame.
2284263
I measured the one I have and it is 9 inches tall put together and the opening for the door is 7 inches at the widest part and about 6 inches for the smallest part. The length is 19 inches. This works for my smaller cats 5 to 8 pounds but for my larger cats 10 plus pounds it is too small. I don't know where the 5 inches measurement is. Hope this helps!
1957769
It is about 3 feet tall, my two cats go in it with a litterbox comfortably. It zips top and bottom and is real easy to clean. If you are getting this for a mid-size dog, it is probably too flimsy. I wouldn't put anything animal over 20 lbs. in it.
772970
Both of these openings are 16' wide by 13" high. I feel it is plenty of room for in/out for cats and cleaning inside of cage.
2036318
The top doorway is 7.5" wide and 16" long with the door in the fully open position. The door at the end is 8.25" wide by 12" high with the door fully open. You can get a pretty good sized cat in there. This carrier on Amazon sold for $10 cheaper than at Pet Supplies Plus in Michigan.
349152
It is the tallest and deepest I have found, and I looked everywhere! 20.5 inches long, 17 inches wide, and 10 inches tall. Mine are doing a great job of keeping the litter off the floor, unlike prior boxes. Hope that helped.
539723
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.
1558171
Top is 11" wide x 15" deep. Top of the litter tray is 16" wide x 19" deep. I have 1 cat, weighs 11 pounds. I think box is too small for him.
1366807
the door is 6 1/2" wide by 10" high. I have two bunnies and one is large and she has no problem going in or out. The house is surprisingly well made for the cost. I like it and so do my bunnies
1915064
That must be a typo, no doubt. I don't know the exact measurements. The bottom is the standard litter box size. It is deep enough to fit an adult cat. The top is quite roomy. My cat has no problem going in and out. This cat litter is a great invention.
1775940
I don't know about that size that you mentioned above... The one I bought is 36x23x25 and I'm sure a FEW large litter boxes would fit through the door and inside the crate itself! Good luck with your move! :)
1973315
Opening is 4 in X 5.5 in. Just measured. We also wanted a different scoop than comes with the unit. Down side to that is the scoop provided comes with a magnetic device so that it will hang on the side of the container. The scoop we bought to replace it came from the kitchen department of a local hardware store. It has a 1/4 in metal wire mesh screen about 4in X 4 in and has a metal handle. Works well with the opening. Wire mesh seemed better than slots found on many of the plastic scoops one can find online. Hope this helps solve your question. Litter system has always been wonderful and can be washed out occasionally and dried outside. Opening is 4 in X 5.5 in. Just measured. We also wanted a different scoop than comes with the unit. Down side to that is the scoop provided comes with a magnetic device so that it will hang on the side of the container. The scoop we bought to replace it came from the kitchen department of a local hardware store. It has a 1/4 in metal wire mesh screen about 4in X 4 in and has a metal handle. Works well with the opening. Wire mesh seemed better than slots found on many of the plastic scoops one can find online. Hope this helps solve your question. Litter system has always been wonderful and... » Read More Opening is 4 in X 5.5 in. Just measured. We also wanted a different scoop than comes with the unit. Down side to that is the scoop provided comes with a magnetic device so that it will hang on the side of the container. The scoop we bought to replace it came from the kitchen department of a local hardware store. It has a 1/4 in metal wire mesh screen about 4in X 4 in and has a metal handle. Works well with the opening. Wire mesh seemed better than slots found on many of the plastic scoops one can find online. Hope this helps solve your question. Litter system has always been wonderful and can be washed out occasionally and dried outside. « Show Less
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the large box that I have is 18 1/4" wide 13" deep and 18 1/2" high but the area that the cat is using when going to the bathroom is about 12 to 13 wide inches at the bottom because of the litter area when you flip it over to clean it... The best part is your hands never touch the dirty litter. very ez to put together too. My brothers 2 very fat cats like it because its much cleaner then before. Very ez to add clean letter into the box. I love the litter box and its well worth the money. Per Jackson Gallagher its 1 box per cat but this box is cleaned twice a day with a couple of flips and it's ready to go again. Hope this helps you make the right choice for you kitties. the large box that I have is 18 1/4" wide 13" deep and 18 1/2" high but the area that the cat is using when going to the bathroom is about 12 to 13 wide inches at the bottom because of the litter area when you flip it over to clean it... The best part is your hands never touch the dirty litter. very ez to put together too. My brothers 2 very fat cats like it because its much cleaner then before. Very ez to add clean letter into the box. I love the litter box and its well worth the money. Per Jackson Gallagher its 1 box per cat but this box is cleaned twice a day with a couple... » Read More the large box that I have is 18 1/4" wide 13" deep and 18 1/2" high but the area that the cat is using when going to the bathroom is about 12 to 13 wide inches at the bottom because of the litter area when you flip it over to clean it... The best part is your hands never touch the dirty litter. very ez to put together too. My brothers 2 very fat cats like it because its much cleaner then before. Very ez to add clean letter into the box. I love the litter box and its well worth the money. Per Jackson Gallagher its 1 box per cat but this box is cleaned twice a day with a couple of flips and it's ready to go again. Hope this helps you make the right choice for you kitties. « Show Less
738098
Good morning, The actual measurement of this litter box is 16 (outside measurement) BUT there us a HANDLE or short space where it's a little wide and that part gets to be 18inches. Hope this helps!
877805
I measured mine and the actual opening is 5 X 71/2. Our cat is 11lbs. and just fits through it. Hope this helps
1468440
I'm sorry, I bought this as a gift--and I don't have any information on the dimensions of your litter box. You may want to call the manufacturer and check with them concerning the dimensions.
850225
the actual opening is 5-3/4"x6" and my 14+# panther cat fits through no sweat -- it's kind of amazing, since he's pretty tall. important not to have it at floor level, more like 4-6'' off the ground. From the outside ours is at least 8-10" off the ground and neither our big cat nor our tiny cat (6#) have trouble with it. If he wants to go in or out, I bet your cat will be just fine -- the hardest part I've found is simply getting them to push the door open with their noses.