Do you think my 14lb. and 16lb. cats would fit in this box? They currently use the Booda dome litter box with the steps in it.
1765574
Absolutely. Worked great for my 13 pound cat. Plenty of room. Besides, most cats "go" while sticking their head and torso outside the globe.
1765575
It might be a tight fit, my tiny 8lb cat fits great, but it took my 14lb cat longer to get used to. She has a bit of room and can turn around in it, but I think she would be unhappy if she gained more than a few pounds, lol.
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i have this box one cat she is a big cat it will hold a full 35lb box of litter an still have room for more the litter does follow her feet as she leaves it not from kicking it out but because it between her paws i went out an bought a throw rug an put it under it to catch that it helps a little but the mess still appears hope this helps
889416
Our 12-pound cat fit just fine, with plenty of room to spare. I would think a larger cat, 15 pounds or so, would be comfortable.
1084308
Both cats should fit if they are not very big. I have a few stray cats that use it and they have no problem getting in/out of it.
1644620
The box is taller in the back than the front. If they are bigger cats I'm sure they would be fine but if they are small cats or kittens probably not from the back of the box would they be able to reach. I really like the box though. It's big and my cat can't throw litter all over the floor like he did with a standard size box.
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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.
908374
Absolutely not. I have large cats, one over 20 lbs, and these boxes were too big for him.
770757
My larger cat is about 13 pounds and he had plenty of room in the kennel. I would say that two cats could fit in here for an evacuation-type situation without a problem. I wouldn't put all three animals in here (your dog included), but two cats of that size should be fine.
2081641
I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
1827880
I've been using the Petmate Litter Box which is 22 x 17 plus two side containers to hold scoops. The drawback is that they are really inconvenient to wash out--too large to fit in my laundry tub. But my 6 cats love them (I have three boxes).
1226046
Once the kittens are large enough to jump in to the opening and weigh enough to trigger the weight sensor, you should be good to go. Only a really large cat that is too big to easily get in and out of the litter box will be problematic. As for litter, Dr. Elsey's Ultra Precious Litter is the best we've ever used. It is unscented, super absorbent, does not stick like clay as some litters do, etc. Strongly recommend this litter based on many years of cat ownership.
697157
How good do your cats get along? It would fit a decent sized litter box, but as someone with 3 cats who have all their claws, I could see them clawing the heck out of the mesh sides.
488924
You are correct. It is not much taller than a regular litter box. Maybe just a little bit taller.
162354
This box is bigger than your average litter box. I have two 20 lbs dogs and they fit it in fine. Don't ask LOL
776680
I just checked the box and it isn't listed, but my cats weigh about 12 & 15 lbs and both fit, so I'm sure your dogs will fit nicely.
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I would suppose it would depend on how aggressive your dog is in getting access to the box. Your dog wouldn't be able to access it through the opening as the "stairs" go up and around; however, he/she could stick his nose in and try to dislodge the top of the box. The bottom of the box has a narrow edge that fits into a channel in the top. One of my male cats is quite large and hasn't been able to dislodge it going in and out of the box. My dog would stick her head in the other box litter box we had before the Booda Dome, but she seems to leave both Booda Domes along. I can't promise your dog won't find a way in, but the Booda Dome definitely makes it more difficult. Hope this helps! I would suppose it would depend on how aggressive your dog is in getting access to the box. Your dog wouldn't be able to access it through the opening as the "stairs" go up and around; however, he/she could stick his nose in and try to dislodge the top of the box. The bottom of the box has a narrow edge that fits into a channel in the top. One of my male cats is quite large and hasn't been able to dislodge it going in and out of the box. My dog would stick her head in the other box litter box we had before the Booda Dome, but she seems to leave both Booda Domes along. I can't... » Read More I would suppose it would depend on how aggressive your dog is in getting access to the box. Your dog wouldn't be able to access it through the opening as the "stairs" go up and around; however, he/she could stick his nose in and try to dislodge the top of the box. The bottom of the box has a narrow edge that fits into a channel in the top. One of my male cats is quite large and hasn't been able to dislodge it going in and out of the box. My dog would stick her head in the other box litter box we had before the Booda Dome, but she seems to leave both Booda Domes along. I can't promise your dog won't find a way in, but the Booda Dome definitely makes it more difficult. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have 13 lb & 6 lb cats and they both fit comfortably. I suppose it depends if you want space for them to move around or if it is just for them to lay down in.