I have two kittens which may get quite lrg (MC&Ragdoll mix)Are there others out there with lrg cats who use this ok?
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I have a very large Russian Blue (21 lbs.) that uses the box in this enclosure just fine.
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I have 4 cats that use this box. However, like I said in my review, it does need to be a bit taller. You'll have to leave the lid up about 4".
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Our cat is not real large-about 7 lbs. She has no trouble moving through the openings of the box.
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An 8lb Burmese and 13lb American shorthair share this box quite comfortably. The American shorthair is about 16-18in tall when standing, but lean trim.
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I bought the Med/Lg for my big Ragdoll cat. I think they come in Extra Small. I would check the manufacturer's website, and check their recommendation. They are size generously, since my cat is a big boy and the M/L fits just fine. You can measure for a good fit. FYI- my cat loves his Kitty Holster.
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I just ordered a case - same exact kind as before (which my cats loved). My older cat won't touch this new batch. - My kitten ate some of it and has had the 'runs' for two days. Does anyone know - will Amazon take the unopened cans back?
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I really want to know which one to buy, also. I have two 80 lb. Golden Retrievers (and a psycho cat that shows up occasionally LOL). Does anyone have advice on the differences between the two models, and/or which is better? I have an average sized house; 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. All rooms, except the kitchen and baths, are carpeted. And of course, I have the two large (and always shedding) Goldens!
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Since your cats get along, I think one would work fine. In fact it should be quite comical to watch the two of them try to get the treats at the same time! enjoy
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Don't worry about the tiny specks unless they are moving&gt; The ground up veggies in the BFG are normal. We have used this food for several years and are very happy with it. Be sure to note that the BFG (before grain)is very different from the new Purrrrfect Bistro that is sold at Petco. PB has ground cellulose(cardboard) as a filler.We are very keen on what goes into our kitties and think highly of Merrick's Before Grain #1. but more importantly our cats thrive on it.
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I know this was posted a long time ago, but I'm adding a reply in case anyone is still reading. My kitties love things that are typically no cost....When I eat a Nutrigrain bar, I fold the wrapper into quarters (lengthwise), and then tie a knot in the center. It crinkles AND flies around when they bat at it. It's one of the best things I ever did; you just have to watch for fraying and then toss it. It usually takes a few days, unless one of my kittens is going nuts. The Colorful Springs are a huge hit, and inexpensive, and they make noise when they roll across a hard floor.
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We did it for a week or so until we finally found a supplement that our cat would eat mixed with his food (Call of the Wild). It's always best to check with your vet on something like this.
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All my plugins are down low. I have one in the dining room / living room. I do have another plugin but that one seems to serve the purpose. I feel it really helps keep the cats calm, wouldn't be without it.
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By 7 mo. a kitten of an average sized breed will definitely be heavy enough for the Litter Robot. I started my cats out with it as kittens at about 3 mo. old. They weren't quite heavy enough at that point, but I just pushed the "cycle" button for them regularly for a couple weeks until they were heavy enough to activate the sensor. It was still easier than scooping and it helped the cats get comfortable with the LR at a young age.
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We've only used it for our dogs and ourselves without having any problems. It does contain colostrum from cows so if the cat has a problem or allergy to dairy, maybe that would be the problem. If you know about detoxing, your cat could be going through that. Diarrhea, vomiting, scratching, nausea and more are involved when any body detoxes. Search online for detoxing and "healing crisis" to get information on this. Natural health websites have the best and most thorough information for this. Conventional medicine won't understand it. Transfer Factor along with Amber Technology products saved the life of a puppy we got that had parvo. He came through just fine. We've only used it for our dogs and ourselves without having any problems. It does contain colostrum from cows so if the cat has a problem or allergy to dairy, maybe that would be the problem. If you know about detoxing, your cat could be going through that. Diarrhea, vomiting, scratching, nausea and more are involved when any body detoxes. Search online for detoxing and "healing crisis" to get information on this. Natural health websites have the best and most thorough information for this. Conventional medicine won't understand it. Transfer Factor along with Amber Technology... » Read More We've only used it for our dogs and ourselves without having any problems. It does contain colostrum from cows so if the cat has a problem or allergy to dairy, maybe that would be the problem. If you know about detoxing, your cat could be going through that. Diarrhea, vomiting, scratching, nausea and more are involved when any body detoxes. Search online for detoxing and "healing crisis" to get information on this. Natural health websites have the best and most thorough information for this. Conventional medicine won't understand it. Transfer Factor along with Amber Technology products saved the life of a puppy we got that had parvo. He came through just fine. « Show Less
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perhaps you should ask the maker and producer? I use the limited ingredient cat kibble; ask Natural Balance your question, it's the best way to get an answer
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Mine had two kittens that will care will grow into cats. So I guess it may be different for each customer.
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My kitties still play and roughhouse but the aggressive attacks stopped. It's important to use the collar on all of them so each are calmed and don't act aggressive or submissive. I hope this helps.
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Hi. I have not had that problem like that. I will say I have a rather large cat. He is a Norwegian Forest Cat and weighs about 16 lb. I would not trade my DuraScoop for any of the plastics and I have several. Large and small.
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The Litter-Robot is working like a charm. I have a backup, old-fashioned litter box and the Blitter Robot. I believe they all use the L-R unless it is in use. They are all such good little cats. I put Rescue Remedy in their drinking water to cut down any animosity. Love the L-R and highly recommend it.
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I use Purina cat chow & it works fine. Sometimes I add Whiskas Temptations for an extra treat & that works also.