I have a large cat and I am wondering if he will be able to get into the house area .... How big is the opening?
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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.
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8" wide and 9.5" high. It's not a very bid house. My kitten seems to have no interest in laying in there for whatever reason.
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My cat is a 13lb domestic long hair. She is pretty big and she is able to get in with room to spare.
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For the small size, the width of the actual opening is 5", the height of the opening is 8-1/4", and from floor to top of opening is 9-1/2". I use mine for an 11 pound cat, if that helps any.
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He might physically fit but probably not well. For sure you would have to have the "bubble" attachment, which extends the inside a little opposite the entrance. However, I don't think he would have any room to maneuver inside at all and he might not feel comfortable. Also, his butt needs to be somewhat inside to do his business, not out by the door. The entry is not huge so you might not even get him to go in. It was too small for my 13 pound cat and she is significantly smaller than yours. Be advised that although you can return this, if you order through Amazon you must pay return shipping. That cost me over $80. He might physically fit but probably not well. For sure you would have to have the "bubble" attachment, which extends the inside a little opposite the entrance. However, I don't think he would have any room to maneuver inside at all and he might not feel comfortable. Also, his butt needs to be somewhat inside to do his business, not out by the door. The entry is not huge so you might not even get him to go in. It was too small for my 13 pound cat and she is significantly smaller than yours. Be advised that although you can return this, if you order through Amazon you must pay... » Read More He might physically fit but probably not well. For sure you would have to have the "bubble" attachment, which extends the inside a little opposite the entrance. However, I don't think he would have any room to maneuver inside at all and he might not feel comfortable. Also, his butt needs to be somewhat inside to do his business, not out by the door. The entry is not huge so you might not even get him to go in. It was too small for my 13 pound cat and she is significantly smaller than yours. Be advised that although you can return this, if you order through Amazon you must pay return shipping. That cost me over $80. « Show Less
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Plenty of room in that compartment and others for a large cat. Our biggest is 19.7 and he has no problem with space. Also, we've had the cat tree for apx 18 months and it's still in good shape despite being used by all six of our kitties. They like it a lot.
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I used it for the same thing!!! It's 23 inches tall and very easy to step over or open the lock bar. I bought 2 so I could cover the top & bottom of the doorway without them jumping over it. My cats were able to smell each other through the gate and now they are all friends!!
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I guess it would depend on if the cat was strong enough to push the flap open and get the food. I have a small-medium cat, and in my opinion, this wouldn't work for her. Sorry. Maybe you could prop the door open for the cat.
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It is about 9" wide and 10" high, and is fabric so has more give as well so I think a large cat would fit easily. However, the sneak opening on top is about 5" so more for peeking out like the picture than another exit/entry. Overall a great product tho, hope it works for you as well!
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Yes I think a cat can open the door as the magnets are not too overpowering. My cat went in and out of our old dog door and it was more difficult to go through. This door should not be a problem for your kitties!
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The mechanics of the door make for very smooth opening and closing--in fact, the design is patented. But it's also a little heavier than the conventional pet door. I think a cat could push through without much difficulty, though I haven't actually seen one doing that (we're an all-dog household). You might want to contact the manufacturers and see what kind of feedback they've gotten from the cat people out there.
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The whole for my cat door is 11 1/2 tall and 8 1/2 wide... so only if you can enlarge the opening
780275
There is a zipper that opens wide enough to get a medium sized cat out fairly easily. There are also side doors at the end caps. Overall, it's been a great setup for my cat who loves to be outdoors but can't be an outdoor cat because of the traffic, etc. in our neighborhood. Hope this helps!
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I own the large and I have two 10 lb cats and and an 8lb cat. They are able to get in and out easily and honestly the large doesn't take up much room. Just wanna say that this thing is a godsend, highly recommend it. I'd assume your cat will fit through the regular and should be enough room but if you're worried the large will definitely suffice.
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The flap opening is about 5 3/4 x 6" . I'm not familiar enough with Maine Coons, but most cats have no issues going through the opening even if it looks alike a tight squeeze to us.Ken G. culturedcat.com
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It might not be big enough for a heavier cat. The opening works fine but I don't think mine are more than ten pounds. Unless the cat is just large/ long.
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It is a good size, but still too small for a large mature cat. Rabbits come in all sizes, so I would say for a large rabbit no. However, for a small to medium sized rabbit yes. Do not forget to take off the door. This is just my opinion. Hope this helps. Best, Tom
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It should work. My cats are rather large. Both are upwards of 15 lbs, tall and round. They through the door just fine. Its a great pet door. I put it on an interior door and I did have to tape the flap up. My cats can't seem to get the idea that they have to push the flap to go through the door.