Cat Grey Scoopless Litter Tray Large or Jumbo Sifting Toilet Box High Sided XL (Large Tray)

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Most sifting litter boxes come in large or extra large sizes. Obviously, you'll need to make sure you get one that's big enough to accommodate your large-sized cat or multiple kitties who may occasionally vie for space. Hood A litter box won’t do you much good if it doesn’t stand up to your cat’s claws and daily scooping. Look for a sifting litter box made from sturdy materials in a size that can comfortably accommodate your cat. If the litter box is too small, your cat may end up breaking it or he’ll avoid using it altogether.

For cats that spray and scatter litter, a high-sided litter box is a must. This Van Ness Sifting Cat Litter Pan with Frame fulfills the function of a sifting litter box but it also features high sides. Large (31 x 17 inches): If you have a medium to large litter box measuring up to 19 x 15 inches, you need large litter liners. Reusable: These litter box liners are generally constructed from heavy-duty tarpaulin and can be used many times before being thrown away. These robust liners are highly tear resistant and hold up well to digging and scratching. However, it's worth noting that reusable litter box liners require regular cleaning with soap and water (or an enzymatic cleaner), and you'll still need to empty the liner into a trash bag when it's time to replace the litter. While this certainly isn't difficult, it requires much more hands-on time compared to disposable liners. Size First and foremost, it should be used gently to avoid breaking the internal mechanism. Second, it seems to work best with high-quality clumping litter – inexpensive litter may make the box less effective. With a sifting litter box, scooping clumps is a cinch because you don’t have to do it yourself! How Does a Sifting Litter Box Work?Traditional litter pans simply keep the soiled and clean litter altogether. They may come with or without hoods, and like sifting pans also feature may different sizes. Traditional litter pans can accommodate virtually any type of litter, but just require that you look for and scoop out the waste with a scooper. Some cats like enclosed litter boxes and some don’t. If your cat has never used one or the other, it’s a good idea to find out what they prefer before deciding what type of sifting cat litter box to invest in. If you’re already working with an uncovered litter box, place the open-ended side of a box over the litter box and cut an entryway into it. You can use tape to secure the box to the litter pan to secure it. Sifting litter boxes, as we've mentioned, can make clean up much easier since the waste will already be separated from the clean litter. The success of this box is really dependent on how well the litter you buy actually self-clumps—otherwise, it can be super frustrating to find little clumps of urine and waste mixed in with the supposedly “clean” litter below the sifting pan. Additional features. Many sifting litter boxes have useful features such as covers for odor control or raised sides so that litter doesn’t get spread around. If you're still unsure or have any burning questions, speak to your vet or ask your local pet shop for their recommendations. How can I get my cat to use a litter box?

Material: Made from high-quality plastic, this litter box is durable, easy to clean, and resistant to stains and odors. If you're struggling to get your cat to use their new litter box, there are a few things you can try: Now that we've covered the advantages and disadvantages, let's take a look at the different factors to consider when trying to find one that's a right fit for your household: Size Preference: Cats can be fussy, so ultimately you'll need to choose a litter tray or box that they like and will actually use. This might come with trial and error, or you might already have an inkling of what they would prefer, based on their established toilet habits.Not only is this litter box easy to use, but it does a great job of controlling litter box odor and litter scatter. It even keeps used litter contained in a removable waste compartment for easy disposal.