Catit Style Hooded Cat Pan/Litter Tray/Litter Box, 57L x 39W x 46.5H ,blue

I really like this litter box. Based on the other reviews I definitely got lucky as my box is working absolutely fine. I like the size it’s perfect for my cats. I also love how the door folds upwards, allowing you to easily clean out the litter box without having to remove the lid. The bottom of the tray is quite deep allowing for a good amount of litter, without compromising on your cats height space. I also love how the door is transparent. A lot of litter trays have somewhat transparent doors, but the door on this is so clear, that it both allows me to keep an eye on my cat while they are using it, while also keeping my cats calm as they can see there’s no threat outside of the box.

I invested in a slightly more "sophisticated" cat toilet for my moggy, as she was a dab hand at either flinging copious amounts of cat litter out of the box after going in it or, in the worst cases, missing the box alltogether (a trifle messy!!). In addition to this, we recently moved house and now have to have the cat litter box in the kitchen (I know, not ideal).I was really impressed with the Catit Style Hooded Cat Litter Tray. The delivery was really prompt and I was pleased with the quality of the product. It was sufficently packaged and there were instructions for putting the box together attached to the lid.It's really easy to put together... just put the lid on, fasten the sliding catches (though this is not necessarily a must if you do not plan to lift the litter tray by the handle and move it somewhere else) and then fill with cat litter.There is a transparent cat flap that allows the cats to get in and out of the box easily - and gives them some privacy (which is important to my cat). If your cat doesn't like this feature, you simply flip the lid up onto the top of the box - so the entrance is clear, but the cat still has privacy provided by the roof.It is a good sized litter tray. Millie weighs about 5kg and is quite fluffy and she has plenty of room to move about in the box/tray.Cleaning out the litter tray is easy too. I don't use tray liners, but clean out the tray 1-2 times a day. I hook a plastic bag into the little "catches" at the front of the tray (bottom section). They bag stays open and in place - so you don't end up with dirty litter all over the floor. Clumping litter is brilliant and works well in the litter tray.All in all... a great purchase and fantastic value for money. 5/5 from all the family, 2-legged and 4-legged. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a low odour litter tray for a cat who likes to throw litter out of the box.

delivered promptly and well packaged. on assembling it, i felt the bottom tray was rather flimsy; but when filled with a few inches of cat litter, it was fine. it's a BIG box - both in width and height - and that's good for cats, who like to turn round a bit when they're covering their poo up. pale grey and white: nice neutral pale colours. it has a ledge (part of the base) just inside the door end, extending an inch or two into the box itself, and this has rather a sharp edge. however, it doesn't seem to present any problems, and in fact has stopped my cat from doing her usual thing of standing inside the box, reaching outside it and shredding the newspaper underneath. she just can't quite reach! ;-) i wasn't at all impressed with the square of black stuff (like a nylon sink scrubber) wedged into the lid. it wouldn't seem to me to be either useful as ventilation, since there's no way you could breathe through it, or as a deodoriser. as some buyers have said, it's an invitation to a curious cat: to take it apart - and my worry would be that they would catch their claws in it, and be unable to detach: could be really dangerous. remove it! and replace with a square of cardboard, or cork tile, if you don't want a hole in the lid. the sliders which hold the lid to the base are a good idea: less likely to break than the usual snap fastening flaps. not sure how much i'd trust them, if lifting the box up when it was full of cat litter, though.like any responsible cat owner, i immediately removed the plastic swing door: who wants to trap a cat inside a litter box with all that dust? no wonder some cats have lung problems. don't use the door, but stand the box so that the open end faces a wall (a foot or so out from the wall) and your dust problem will be minimal. what do you value most - your cat's lungs, or a bit of dust on surfaces, which can be easily hoovered?all in all a good large box, but with a star removed for the nasty unnecessary piece of black nylon stuff.

Our 5kg boy was struggling with his previous smaller tray so I knew I needed to find a larger box for him to be comfortable. This one from cat it fits the bill - plenty of room for him to toilet comfortably and turn around inside. The entry lip is quite high so it seems to keep litter inside better than being kicked all over the floor. That said it’s not uncomfortably high for my cat but he is only 2, an older one with mobility issues may struggle. Luckily he’s taken to it well and appreciates the privacy of a covered box but also having a clear flap so he can see outside. I appreciate how the entire front of the box lifts up so it’s easy to see and empty any mess.The clips on the side to lock the lid in are good quality, if a little stiff at first but after a few uses I’m sure they’ll loosen up. Too early to tell whether the airsift filters will keep the odour down, I usually like to empty any mess soon as possible anyway so we’ve never really noticed bad smells. Because of the larger size I expect to go through litter more often, but this is a small price to pay for my cat’s comfort.All in all a good buy, both me and my cat are happy with it. Only improvement I would suggest is that for this price an included scoop would be nice - and the filters work out quite pricey - I’ll have to see if I’m going to bother replacing the one included. Thank you for reading my review, picture of box and cat included because why not!