Enclosed Cat Litter Box with Hinged Lid, Wide Top Entry | Filter Included to Control Odor, Made in USA, Scoop Not Included

I have a number of cats and a number of litter boxes. I added this one to the mix with some trepidation. Some of mine have not liked covered boxes, and this one seems covered to the max. Plus years ago, when the top entry boxes first appeared on the market, they were very expensive, like around $75 if I remember correctly. I thought it ridiculous then as I would now. So at the time, I bought a storage box and cut a hole in the lid, figuring with litter inside it should do the same thing. But my cats wouldn't have anything to do with it. My creation was a total failure. I was skeptical of that kind of box ever since. But I saw this one at a good price (under $20) and thought I would give it a try. I'm really glad I did. Two of my cats took to it instantly and seem to love it! Maybe it's a kitty privacy thing. A third cat -- one whose almost 17 -- appears to be thinking it over, sitting on top and trying to decide if she wants to go in. I've only had it a couple of days now, and it can take cats awhile to adapt. And I still have other boxes for them to use. Anyway, I like the size. It seems roomy enough without being overwhelming in our small house. It's sturdy as well. I kind of wish the lid had a hinge to just swing it back without completely removing. It's really too small an entry hole to scoop the litter through, so I have to take the lid off. Not a real problem, but I'm just saying. The one possible drawback is that it is deep, so it requires some leaning over to clean. I'm short and have back issues, so that's a bit of a hurdle; however, the depth of it adds to the boxes ability to contain the sand. And besides pleasing your cats, that's pretty much the selling point of these: the sand does not get all over! I guess odors are somewhat contained as well. I have just ordered a second one of these for my daughter's room because the scattered litter is bothersome for her. So I do think this box is a good solution. I can't say for sure that every cat will like this box. It is different from what many are used to, and cats do not always like the same thing. A friend of mine loves those Breeze boxes, but my cats have never much liked that system. But for us this Petmate one is working out well. I would suggest leaving the kind of box they are used to in place during a switch over, just to make sure they are comfortable and there aren't accidents. It's better to have extra boxes with a multi-cat household anyway.

We have a 2 cat household. I've had the cat genie automatic cleaning one (a piece broke and it flooded my downstairs and the company repaired the damage and I believe now uses a metal fitting in lieu of the plastic one that broke on my unit). My cats were never super in love with it and they would always prefer to use a standard box instead. I've got the Nature's miracle automatic cleaning cat box currently which honestly is NOT worth the extra mess it tends to make. I've stopped using the automatic cleaning function completely and just scoop it like a regular cat box because litter always gets out around the collection container and my cats must pee more than other cats and they like to pee in the same corner of the box which means that after the first scoop or two, all the waste is piled up on one side in the collection container which prevents it from closing and so the odor can get pretty bad if I don't empty it multiple times a day. In need of a second litter box for the laundry room as one of my feline overlords has decided to occasionally guard the upstairs box, I purchased this praying that they would not be physically able to make the same kind of litter projectile mess that they manage with the other box. my prayers were answered. I saw previous reviews about the handles making it difficult to clean and can happily confirm that this no longer is an issue as those handles are gone now. It has a handy hook for holding the scooper right there on the outside of the box. I use a small hand boom to brush any litter that has collected on the lid and not fallen back down in the holes toward the holes before I open it to scoop it. And I literally am only having to sweep the laundry room once a week, that's how little litter is escaping this thing. When I got it, I immediately filled it up with high quality clumping litter and I introduced each cat to it individually by plopping them right inside it so they would know what it was. Then I put the lid on and walked away. To my delight, the next morning there was no puddle on the laundry room floor where my more timid cat had started resorting to urinating on when the jerk cat was guarding the upstairs box and there were three clumps of waste in the box. The cats still seem to prefer the upstairs box as that one always has more waste in it each day when I scoop it but I'm seriously considering purchasing a second one to replace that monstrosity of a box box that has the janky auto-scooping function that I stopped using. Even though that open box upstairs has pretty high sides, I have to sweep that bathroom daily and we still end up with some litter in the hall outside the bathroom that gets tracked out on kitty paws. Seriously, my cats can defy laws of physics with their litter-throwing shenanigans. The only reason I haven't already replaced it is that they still do seem to prefer the open top box upstairs since they clearly use that one first every day. So, if you're still reading.... Don't spend your money on super expensive self-cleaning boxes that your cats may not even want to use (sorry cat genie, i wanted to love you) or that make tons of noise and only do a so-so job of scooping the waste (sorry Nature's Miracle autoscooping box, I wanted to love you too). This is the box. It takes me less time to scoop this manually than it takes to clean up the mess the auto cleaning box makes trying to do it's thing and the amount of litter that hits the floor out of this box is miniscule. I only wish the manufacturer would make a ramp that attached to the outside of it for those with older cats that don't jump as well.

UPDATE: My 2 Persians (one is 16lb the other is about 10lb) both use their new box. I have zero sand overflowing my bathroom (biggest reason I switched) and cats are having no problem using it. Highly recommend! Old review: Just received my new litter box; have not tried it with the cats yet, but so far, its exactly what I wanted. This will be my first top entry box, but anyone who has been heavily researching and seeing photos of the weird indent on the side that would inevitably be the bane of anyone's existence, I'm happy to report that the issue has been fixed and mine arrived with a completely flat bottom. The top is sturdy, but I've yet to figure out exactly how they engineered it to open. One side has little bracket type things that seem to have no relevance. The opening is large. My cat is large, 16lb, he will definitely fit, its almost half of the opening. I'm a bit bummed at how open it is (considering smell) but I'm sure with regular changes, it shouldn't be any issue. It fit snug under my cabinet sink, I had to really nudge it in for perfect fit, but it fit! (Insert happy dance here) Took the advice of someone on some review on some litter box (I went through 100s before settling on this one) about pam spraying the bottom and nothing should stick (olive oil rubbed in w/ napkin in my case) hopefully that helps, cuz my 2 cats are serious diggers. Only thing I didn't like is that the corners almost look like they've been broken off, not a huge deal since its under the sink anyways, but makes me wonder if there is supposed to be some brackets there that got broken off before shipping? Who knows. Maybe that reflects on the cheap price so the cut corners? (No pun intended) either way, lid works fine so I'm not too worried about it. Overall, I'M happy, now it comes down to whether or not my 2 Persians accept this new contraption. Will update on that!

I've gone through lots of different kinds of cat litter boxes over the last 15 or so years - usually the jumbo or XL covered box with the little flap door (my cat hated that door so I eventually just removed it and then there was the time I used a plain pan within a cabinet as a hidden kind of litter box in my studio apartment. Both kinds there would always be a lot of litter that ended up outside of the box. I tried little cat carpet things to "minimize" this but it never helped. It also didn't help that my cat liked to kick litter up as she covered her business and like many mention it just flies out of the box. This open top cat box has been by far the best one I've bought! While it really doesn't eliminate the litter tracking outside on the floor it does significantly reduce the amount! I had the same issue with the lid as other reviewers mentioned - it doesn't snap in, however, I made it stay on by using binder clips. The clips also help to keep the plastic liner in place. Lots of people don't even bother with the liner but I feel like there's a risk with damage to the plastic from the acidity of the urine so I prefer using liners. Plus, my cat liked to scratch the walls and I heard scratches on plastic could hold bacteria and mold. Ive been using a heavy duty kind of liner and so far two weeks later it's still holding up! This was also very affordable and besides the lid attachment issue is pretty good quality compared to other brands that is twice or three times the cost of this one. My cat was a bit apprehensive about using it at first but I put her in it a couple of times and by the next day she was using it regularly. Oh it's also very, very easy to clean!! Since it's a straight box the litter doesn't cause a gigantic wet clump on the side and I no longer have to worry about any leaks from my cat when she urinates on the wall.

Daughter and wife have 2 cats (jerks both of them -- the cats, I mean) and I'm the one stuck cleaning the litter box. We had a shallow box with side guards that resulted in a big mess and we used it for a couple years until I decided I wanted bigger sides. I didn't know such things existed. I really thought about just getting a storage container and cutting a hole in it. The trouble is, I visualized the hole at one end of container, not the top. I was pleased to see a variety of top entry litter boxes. I almost went for a more stylish one, but the size of this one got me. I was concerned about the lid's ability to survive both cats but it's been great so far. The box design is easy to clean, probably because mine came with a flat bottom. I understand some have some cavity for hands to hold onto it when cleaning it or moving it around which impedes scooping the box on a daily basis (daily, right, because cats stink!). I will say, though, the lid's hinge design could stand some improvement, as it's easy for it to disengage - almost daily - but, so far, it has not broken or weakened. Still, the high sides work great and there has been noticeably less mess, but there's still mess. The box does nothing to prevent litter getting into fur or between toes so there's always litter scattered in the vicinity of the box. The cats jump into the hole and out of it. They don't spend any time atop the lid where the litter can fall back into the box. They just jump right out without touching the lid so that aggravation hasn't been alleviated (told you they were jerks). So next, I'll be exploring litter alternatives because I'm not allowed to explore pet alternatives. Or maybe I can convert the unused playhouse in the back yard into a cat palace and let them poop in the wilds of the backyard along with the chickens (but that might result in the playhouse becoming my permanent "doghouse").

My female kitty just started using this tall cat liter box a couple of days ago, but it has been amazing so far. With her regular litter box, she made a huge mess when she urinated. She had no concept of squatting to pee, so that she didn't spray everywhere. She just stood straight up and if I wasn't there to push her rear end down into the litter box, she sprayed all over wherever she was aiming and all over the floor. She would then proceed to throw litter all over the floor to cover up where she had peed. Every day, it was a horrible mess. Even if I put down puppy pads, she would scratch them and cover them with litter as well. It took her a day or two to go down the hole and into the box, but she caught on and even though she is a large kitty, she is not tall enough to spray over this tall litter box. It is so great. I haven't changed the litter or tried to clean it yet, but it has solved the spraying everywhere problem, which is what I purchased it for.

We recently acquired a cat that has "elevator butt" (as Jackson Galaxy has termed it) -- he dips his hips but slowly raises it up as he pees, and soon enough it's a pee waterfall all over the floor, much to my chagrin. We've already had high-sided litter boxes with lids, but to no avail (apparently he also likes to pee with his butt facing the entrance, sigh). He also likes to flick litter all over the place with a vengeance -- he's such a punk, but I digress. So I decided to get a top-entry litter, and came across this one. The hole is just right for my sweet 3-y.o.11-lb girl, and the [currently] 9-mo. 8-lb little stinker. I did not need to break them in -- I simply moved the kitty litter from the old box to this, and they sniffed around and got to using it in no time. My cats like to claw through litter liners, though -- so I needed at least a 2-mil thickness, and there are VERY few tall litter liners that fit this box. I have another litter box that uses the Fresh Kitty 2-mil jumbo litter liners, however, they DO NOT fit this litter box -- the jumbo litter liners will not fit around the lip of the litter box so I can clamp it in place. None of my tall trash bags also fit, so for the first few days I had just tape my current litter liner into the box so it stays in place, but that is hardly a long-term solution. I tried searching for other extra-strength trash bags and ended up with the "Brute Super Tuff 20 Gallon Size Compactor/kitchen Bags", but while the height was more than enough, the diameter still is a couple inches too small to pull over the lip -- I just cut slits down the top of the bags just so they can fit better over the lip. Not the best solution, but it works for now. I'm going to ask around if the $10 liner that is specifically made for this box is worth it, otherwise, I'll just look for bigger trash bags that are claw-proof. Also, the lid is hinged on one side, which is nice for conveniently flipping it up and scooping the dirt, however, it makes litter liners all the more harder to put in place because of the hinge -- I prefer a typical snap-on lid for this box. The holes on the lid is a nice touch to keep litter tracking at a minimum. This is not a bad litter box -- I would've loved it if it weren't so awkwardly sized and if there are a plethora of liners that I can choose from to fit this. So I think this is pretty good if you typically don't use litter liners, but if you're the litter-liner sort of person like me, you probably would be better looking for another type of box.

This stopped the litter mess around the box from our 2-yr old male kitty. He liked it right away and it made life lots easier for us.

This box has solved two major problems I was having. I have two cats and one dog. My male cat would sometimes aim his rear too close to edge of the litter box and would end up urinating outside the box. I noticed that sometimes he was standing while urinating so I knew I needed a box with high sides. I adopted my dog (Rat Terrier) last year and quickly discovered that she was a cat poop lover. I had to keep the cat box in the bath tub to solve these issues until this wonderful Petmate Top Entry Box arrived!!! Its a large box but luckily fits into my small bathroom. The cats figured out how to use the box from day one. I keep the box next to the toilet so they hop onto that to get on top of the box. I am very pleased with my purchase and highly recommend this box to anyone with dogs who troll for treats in the cat box. Its a nice looking box as well.

Fue bueno para ellos y bueno para mí. Al principio saltaban fuera de la caja sin pasar por la tapa, pero después de unos días aprendieron la dinámica. De inmediato se notó que ya no había arena en el pasillo ni en la casa, y resultó fácil limpiarlo y cambiar la arena. Lo recomiendo ampliamente. Las bolsas le quedaron bien y funcionan perfectamente, es un buen producto, lo volvería a comprar...

Il prodotto è come descritto, ma tenete presente che, se volete utilizzarli con la lettiera hop in Savic, i sacchetti sono un po’ piccoli, meglio acquistare quelli dello stesso marchio.

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