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

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If you're struggling to get your cat to use their new litter box, there are a few things you can try: Automatic litter boxes are often covered and have a lever to sift the litter or allow you to roll the entire box. Automatic boxes can be great, but they will often increase your workload too. These large boxes will be harder to clean and will require disassembly. The trapped odors are nice for your home, but they may create an uncomfortable outhouse environment for your cat that can be dangerous, especially if you use a litter containing fragrance. Another problem with automatic sifting boxes is that the sifting mechanism often takes up a lot of space, making it more cramped for your cat. Liners A. Reusable litter box liners can last for quite a while. In fact, one reusable litter box liner can last as long as three months if used by one cat. While reusable liners may seem a bit overpriced, many cat owners feel that they pay for themselves in the long run. Q. Won't a plastic bag work just as well as a disposable litter box liner? To make your life a little easier, try using some of the following strategies when you're training your little companion on her litter box:

Our Siftable Cat Litter Box is part of our Cat Litter Box collection, where we offer various options to suit your needs. We believe that every cat deserves the best, and this litter box delivers just that. It is perfect for cat lovers of all genders, but especially for women who value style, functionality, and quality. Features of the Siftable Cat Litter Box Some litter boxes feature elevated walls to help keep litter inside the pan and off the floor. But that extra surface space might need to be wiped down more often. Others don’t have elevated walls, so less cleaning of the system is involved, but more litter might get on the floor as time goes on. Consider what kind of cleaning and care each component on the litter box will require, not just the pan and the sifting components. Only then you will have a true idea of whether you will want to commit to those maintenance tasks in the coming months and years. Read What Other Customers Have to Say Ease of use. No more fiddling around with your cat’s mess – just pour out the clumps and add some clean litter, if needed. Before we get into our recommendations, however, let’s review some of the things you should consider when shopping for a sifting litter box.Not all sifting cat litter boxes function in the same way. Some can be paired with liners to keep the litter pan clean so it rarely needs to be washed. Others don’t accommodate or require the use of liners, in which case the litter pan may need to be washed once or twice a month when all the cat litter is being replaced. Both methods may seem similar, but they are very different. The manufacturer usually recommends the first method and it has you leave the sifting pan in the litter while your cat uses it. In our experience, the first method allows urine to get into the sifter slots, which will clog it as it clumps. Stopped and dirty holes make it less effective and increase the amount of cleaning you need to do. When you use the second method, the urine and feces have a chance to clump and dry before you attempt to sift out the litter, so there is much less mess with no clogging. This litter box is made from lightweight but durable materials with a stain-resistant coating. Plus, the integrated zeolite air filter helps absorb odors, keeping the litter box fresh for your cat and eliminating odor outside the box for you. 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. 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.

Some litter box liners have drawstring handles to make cleanup even easier. By pulling on the drawstring handles as you lift the liner out of the box, you'll find that the liner more or less seals itself. Not only does this take care of yet another step in the litter removal process, but it also helps reduce exposure to bacteria, odors, and dust. Improved fit The whole point of choosing a sifting litter box is for the convenience, so make sure the model you choose is actually convenient and easy to use. If you’re going with a traditional litter pan design, make sure there’s an extra bottom pan to place the sifter in so you can pour the clean litter into it. If you’re going with an enclosed litter box, make sure it’s easy to use the sifting feature. Beyond kitty comfort, another advantage of a hood is that it can cut down on dust and odor. Ease of Use and Cleaning/Maintenance No matter how fancy or simple you decide to go with it, a litter box will be useless if your kitty doesn't know how to use it! How to Teach Your Kitty to Use a Sifting Litter BoxMany sifting litter boxes feature a standard open pan design but not the Van Ness Sifting Enclosed Cat Litter Pan. This litter boxes features an enclosed design with a clear door and a sturdy carry handle. 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