Shop

Somehow we own 3 of these for 1 cat, but they work great We’ve had two for a long time for our one cat, and we got a third when we had to watch a close friend’s cat while they were out of state for a medical reason. While keeping the cats quarantined from each other, we set the extra box up for guest kitty. Once we finished quarantine, the cats were happy to use each others’ litter boxes, and now our cat uses this new one in her rotation.It seems evolution has failed our poor cat, as she doesn’t quite understand the concept of burying her mess, and instead prefers to just scratch the wall of the box. To her credit, I will take that any day over flinging the litter out of the box. Regardless, this litterbox is well set up for her antics. We keep the flap up, she really loves having her head out of the box while using it, but thanks to good litter the smell isn’t an issue.Cleaning the box is fairly straightforward. Take the lid off, wipe it down with disinfectant, etc. I would have loved if there was a little more of a tight curve at the front to make pouring out litter when changing the litter (like an orange slice-shaped pouring spout just at the very front of the bin), but really that is such a trivial once-a-month issue that it’s not worth affecting the rating at all. The only other thing is that you probably shouldn’t try to lift the box when full by the handle on the lid—it’ll just pop off (the lid, not the handle) if your litter is heavy like ours.It fits perfectly under my circa-2008 Ikea Lack side table, but no idea if the measurements are the same as the current model as it was a special edition version. Cat claws may leave a little mark on the box if your cat is really into scratching, but probably won’t damage it.Will not fit a Maine Coon cat, probably. We’ve got a slightly chonky lil mix baby with stubby lil legs. She fits perfectly with room to spare. Guest kitty was larger, also fit well. But I can’t see an enormous cat fitting well.