Petphabet Caja de Arena para Gatos con Capucha Jumbo, Extra Grande, Azul Claro

Exactly what I needed! I have three cats so I'm planning on getting another one. But this one is good quality and a good size! I love the hood on top and how it keeps the odor contained more.

Unfortunately, though I specifically searched for a box with a clear hood (and I LOVE how clear it is... great for claustrophobic felines), this hood has no vents. Vents matter, because if you don't immediately scoop out whatever your cat has left in the litter (I'm retired so I can stay on top of the mess better than most), the box will hold onto odors and your cat(s) won't use the box. I knew that, of course, and was willing to drill holes to get a box with a clear lid.I used the thickest drill bit I have and immediately made the big mistake of drilling through the center circle (a stress point from the manufacturing process, which I should have known better than to do) and wound up withe an UNeven hole and 3 radiating cracks. Don't do that. Steer clear of the 3 stress points (3 …

If you have cats that will use a covered litter box, I very highly recommend this one! We have eight cats of all sizes, and we have nine of these boxes. They are so nice and big, my finicky cats who prefer to 💩 in one part and 🥃 in another have enough space to do their business as they see fit. We generally put 30-40 pounds of clumping clay litter in each box, and because it’s so big and deep, the clumps stay near the top of the litter and it makes them so much easier to keep clean. No scraping the concrete off the bottom of the litter box, and the litter stays cleaner longer.We have two girls who were strays that we found when they were pretty young, like six weeks old. What we found out was that these two didn’t like the opaque hooded boxes. I’m guessing that they were accustomed to …

Let’s get down to business here. These litter boxes work great. They clean up easily because the clumps don’t stick to the bottom. And even if a bad kitty, who shall remain nameless, drinks cereal milk from a bowl that someone left on a TV tray because they’re too lazy to take it to the kitchen consequently has very messy poop, it’s still easy to clean this litter pan. I took it outside and put water in it, let it soak for a little bit, and the poop mostly came off the sides. The tiny bit left was easily removed with a paper towel and a bit of cleaning spray. The main problem with covered litter pans is that most cats won’t use them. Why? Would you climb in a dark box for a bathroom break? Yeah, didn’t think so. But the clear top allows them to see out so they are all using these new pans.

After checking many options for litter boxes and ordering 2 boxes from different sellers that shipped the wrong product or did not ship the product at all, I decided to go with this one and thanks God I was not wrong.We have 4 cats in total (Gracie, Lucy, Pepe and Rusty). One of the cats, Rusty, spends more time outdoor so he is not included in this review nor he tested the litter box. The other 3 cats took it almost right away. I thought they were gonna be super picky as they tend to be and that's why I left the litter box in the room for a few days so they could inspect it and check it out. Then the day I filled the new box with rocks, Gracie (the grey tailless cat) was the first cat to inaugurate it so the rest of the pack went to use it right away... One after the other.We were afraid

I bought this litter box to use in a multi cat household. I wanted a hooded box to cut down on dust. The litter box arrived on time with all of its parts. I've been using the litter box along with the new metal scoop I ordered (I went with the H&ZT Large Cat Litter Scoop by GOPlus) for 5 days and I really like them both. For now I am using the tray without the hood because I want to ease my cats into transitioning to using a hooded litter box. However, I did initially attach the hood to make sure it fit and it locked in place without any problems.Main reason I chose this box:It has a clear hood - I was worried that my younger male cat would try to ambush my senior cat.Features that I didn't realize how much I would love:1. Rounded edges - I no longer have to deal with clumps of litter …

Update, 11/28/21: What the heck is with the price on this litter box? $50 for a plastic litter box is nuts. It's a litter box, not the Taj Mahal. I was going to order another one, but the ridiculous price is making me leave the site without ordering.Update, 7/25/17: I continue to really like these litter boxes, but the seller keeps sending me emails requesting that I review the product. They arrive with subject lines such as "Additional information required by Seller...". I have repeatedly sent back feedback that I have already left a review and to please stop the irritating requests for a review. But I just got another request. That makes at least 4 times I have gotten a request for a review. Apparently, they have no way of not sending those emails to people who have already reviewed the

I love this litter box! Ever since I realized my one cat is a high pee-er (he lifts his butt as he goes and it sprays out to hit the wall!), I had reverted to getting a high tub storage bin. This was not a good solution for a couple reasons, one is that my poor little half-Persian had a hard time jumping into and out of it so I had to have an empty box of litter laid on the side so she could jump up into it, second it had corners that were hard to scoop out not to mention I didn't have enough of them. So being so open at the top and all. They would smell fast and were just too hard to clean out yadda yadda.So I went on the hunt to find a better litter box. I tried the low ones again but nope my high pee-er still lifted his butt and his pee went spraying!!So I saw this litter box and …