I have a 15 lb cat that has been injured and needs to stay in a crate with a small litter box for a while. Will this be big enough?
1836218
I think so- I have a 55lb pit mix who is quite cozy in her medium. I think a standard litter box could fit width wise across the back half of the crate- leaving the other half for your kitty to get better! Good luck.
1081127
My biggest cat is 15 lbs and she fits okay. The sides are soft and give a little while still managing to keep her from falling out.
12025
Yes, that is exactly what I bought mine for - an eight week old Himalayan kitten in a kitty condo. The pan fit on the bottom of the cage and has a great twist on lock to hold it still. It is 14x12x7. It is higher in the back than in the front, so my kitten (who is now 9 months and still loves this as her main litter box) did not have any trouble getting in and out of it. Definitely recommend for kitten in kitty condo!!
1776941
When set up this forms a four foot wide square. You could probably fit a litter box and a bed in it, but there wouldn't be much room to spare. It depends on the sizes of the bed and litter box.
1841807
No I don't think they would fit comfortably in this size crate. I have one 15lb. dog that fits in there but there is not a whole lot of room to spare. I can't imagine two cats that are 17lbs. each being comfortable. You will probably need to go bigger.
422122
If you look at the dimensions of the cage base and your litterbox you will have the most accurate answer. However, I do think it is plenty big enough for it. The cage is fairly large size and you will be surprised once you buy it!
1862063
It will probably be too snug. The velcro does have a span to widen out. My cat went from 8 pounds to 14 and it doesn't fit anymore.
1182363
YES. I have a long 19lb cat and he has room to move around in it with no trouble.I hope this helps you .
695545
Absolutely! I have several cats that are 15-19 pounds and the Cot holds them just fine. In fact, often I will find 2 cats-whose combined weight is 20lbs.+ comfortably sharing one Cot. The Kitty Cot is great! I have purchased 5 for around my house and donated several to our local rescue shelter--and ALL the cats love them..
479977
I don't think so. My cat (about 5-7lbs) was comfortable but there was no real room around her. I think if you go with the large one it would be better - I got med.
162356
My cat is 18 pounds. This wasn't quite big enough for my kitty. I would get a larger cat box for your cat. If he is able to climb and jump a bit (not arthritis) get a storage bin and use that. Works better than any commercial litter box. There is enough room and the high sides keep litter from scattering.
987969
Mine was small as well. My cat weighs about 15 pounds and since the wound was on his neck, this worked out great. I thought the fit would be tight, but it was just right. And he was unable to escape from the collar, but he did lick it and scratch a lot :)
2034279
I am not sure. If he is very "fluffy" he might not be comfortable. Measure the size of the litter box you use and see if it would fit inside. If so, you should be fine. It is very roomy.
227125
yes the size should be sufficient but with a cat that size the issue will probably be reliability... i would not recommend this size unit for a cat that size
2026184
The crate we have is extra size so not good for moving around. But for 11lb cat the small or medium size would probably work out well. Very durable and secure.
1049768
My cat is 13-14 lbs and he fits in there okay. He has misjudged his size and went (poo) outside the box once or twice because he didn't go all the way in and left his back side hanging over. It looks like he might, door hole might be small depending on his girth.
908375
My cat weighs 15lbs. She loves her privacy and the box works great. If your cat can jump up to a chair or your lap, it can get into the litter box.