Wow, I could live in that box myself. (Never seen one that size.)

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Subject: Re: litterboxes


I once saw one at my local feed store that was HUGE, it was about 20x25,
and I
thought to myself "that would fit a bobcat".

I have one VERY large cat, and he uses the average sized ones I have
just fine
though. He goes in, turns around, and sticks his head out the door and
does his
business with just his rear in the box.

Dogs DO love cat poop, and the only way I have found to keep them out of
it is to
close the cat box behind a door with a cat door too small for the dogs
to get into
the room, or to put the boxes up too high for them to reach.

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