What are the inside dimensions of the tray? My cat too gets sores from plastic, but I have a Durapet stainless steel bowl to put inside, if it fits.
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The inside dimensions are: Depth is 1 inch in front and 1 1/2 inches in back. Interior width is 4 1/4 inches (side to side) and 4 1/2 inches (front to back). Hope this helps.
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As suggested by another purchaser, you could remove the inner plastic "bowl" and set your non-plastic bowl inside it. However,there really isn't a "bottom" to the feeder, so if your pet tips it over (which my cat has done several times), the dish would fall out and so would the food. So, removing the dish might work against you if you want the feeder to open at a set time, which seems to be the point of an automatic feeder.
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4 3/4" X 5 1/4" and only 1" high. It may be a little higher in the back but to close the lid it would have to be 1" or less. Maybe you could find a glass dish or coaster to put in the bottom.
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Approximately 5"x5"x1.5" deep...my cat used to get chin acne from plastic also, but that hasn't happened in awhile. Definitely worth trying if you are looking for an automatic feeder that will keep serving portions accurate.
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I don't know the actual dimensions, but the inner tray is pretty shallow. I can't see adding another vessel inside the feeder, as the top fits on pretty snugly.
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How loose is your cat food? They hold 1/4 cup liquid measured to the brim. Inside narrow dimension is just over 2.5" and flares out to an inside dimension of just over 3". Should work if your cat food is pate consistency and you cat is not a messy eater. That being said - I love these plates and keep finding new uses for them, I bought them for my vacation home and want to get some for my every-day home too.
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unfortunantly not the plastic bowl is specially made to fit if you used a smaller bowl your cat probably would be able to flip it over and get to it. ive read cats can get them open
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500mm long, 420ish at the widest (in the middle) tapering to 380mm at either end, and 280mm high. It's great. I changed out all the vet clinic trays as well for these ones. They are excellent at servicing Maine Coons and cats who seem to stand up halfway through peeing (although if this is the case make sure your cat doesn't have urinary crystals!)
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Yes! This is a great dish! I bought a second one and I bought one for my daughter's cat! My daughter's cat had acne from using a plastic dish. Her acne cleared up once she switched to this dish. We have cats with various weights ranging from 6 pounds to 13 pounds and this works well for all of them. The dishes are just the right size, too. Not too big and not too small. My daughter loves the way they look! A nice extra is that my round Corelle ware bowls also fit the holder, so I can put these bowls in my dishwasher and use the Corelle ware bowls until these pretty ones are clean! I did a lot of research on raised bowls before I bought these, since raised bowls are better for cats. These are perfect! Yes! This is a great dish! I bought a second one and I bought one for my daughter's cat! My daughter's cat had acne from using a plastic dish. Her acne cleared up once she switched to this dish. We have cats with various weights ranging from 6 pounds to 13 pounds and this works well for all of them. The dishes are just the right size, too. Not too big and not too small. My daughter loves the way they look! A nice extra is that my round Corelle ware bowls also fit the holder, so I can put these bowls in my dishwasher and use the Corelle ware bowls until these pretty ones are clean! I did a... » Read More Yes! This is a great dish! I bought a second one and I bought one for my daughter's cat! My daughter's cat had acne from using a plastic dish. Her acne cleared up once she switched to this dish. We have cats with various weights ranging from 6 pounds to 13 pounds and this works well for all of them. The dishes are just the right size, too. Not too big and not too small. My daughter loves the way they look! A nice extra is that my round Corelle ware bowls also fit the holder, so I can put these bowls in my dishwasher and use the Corelle ware bowls until these pretty ones are clean! I did a lot of research on raised bowls before I bought these, since raised bowls are better for cats. These are perfect! « Show Less
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The inside diameter on the medium bowl is about 6 1/2 ' the outside is 7 1/2". We feed our black lab 2 cups of food and it holds nicely. Originally bought it with the stand but the bowl was too small and fell through. Returned the stand and used with an old one that we had. We do not have the "wet" problem that the other comment mentions.
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The interior measurement, litter space, is 14" by 10" approx. but the tray has a wide trim, total size is 19.5" by 12". The litter inside is not very deep so I add more on top. Hope that helps.
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I think the width may be more of the issue. There is a print out. Test it on cardboard with your cat. It's a great product.
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The inside diameter is 16 inches. The outside diameter is 17.5 inches. My cat is 17 pounds and he does successfully sit inside of it. However, if I got another one of this type of stands I would get one that is like the half-moon open because he likes to stretch out this does not allow him to stretch out comfortably over the sides.
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Internally -- 19x11x11 approximately. My 12 lb cat fits with some comfort (can turn around) along with a 1" or so pad. I LOVE the metal door on the top. It's a good size door. It's great for getting your buddy into the carrier. It's also good if you've got an older cat and need to administer sub-Q fluids. I had some for several years then my cat family grew. The plastic on this one is not quite as thick as the older models but I'm confident in it for transport. I don't think I'd use it for any airlines. I see someone has trouble keeping the top door open. I've never had that difficulty. Internally -- 19x11x11 approximately. My 12 lb cat fits with some comfort (can turn around) along with a 1" or so pad. I LOVE the metal door on the top. It's a good size door. It's great for getting your buddy into the carrier. It's also good if you've got an older cat and need to administer sub-Q fluids. I had some for several years then my cat family grew. The plastic on this one is not quite as thick as the older models but I'm confident in it for transport. I don't think I'd use it for any airlines. I see someone has trouble keeping the top door open. I've never had that difficulty.
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The shelves are my one complaint about this cage so if you find others that fit please let me know. Sorry this isn't really an answer. Their plastic is super rinky and I really worry about my 13lb cat getting his toes caught between the plastic shelf and the metal shelf-attacher since the plastic bows under his weight. I ended up putting the tray on the shelves and he just uses the top half now.
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I actually have a stainless steel bowl in it for water. My dogs wouldnt drink water from the plastic ones. Diameter of the bowl is 8 1/4" & 2 1/2" tall. Fits great.
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Did you slide it into the side rails? I didn't realize there are two slots; one for the metal bottom then one for the plastic tray to go underneath. If that doesn't work I would send it back and ask for a new one. If you don't want to wait they sell them at petsmart. Best of luck!
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I'm not familiar with the plastic tube one. There's an opening on the top to fill. I have two cats and because there are holes all around it there is plenty of room for them both to get food out of diff. Holes at the same time.
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Edges of the lid are slightly higher than the middle which is fairly flat. The seat itself is very slightly rounded at edges. I imagine your cat's claws will damage the surface though.
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The inside dimensions are 5 1/2 " high by 5 3/4 wide. You could make a cardboard cut out and see if you cat fits through it as a test.
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The top is 5.5" across, and the bottom is 4" across. Mine have not corroded, but the "rubber" on the bottom is not grippy at all. My cats easily push the bowls along the floor when eating wet food out of them. I wouldn't buy them again. Sometimes a bargain isn't really a bargain.