Extra Deep Large Cat Litter Tray Grey Box Pan Jumbo Toilet Loo Kitten High Sides

Even though I measured the space, it's big and brilliant. My kitten can now dig to her hearts content without litter flying everywhere! Also so no accidents over the side!

Great litter tray and deep sides keep the litter contained in the box, especially when you have a kitten who loves playing with litter! Sturdy tray, reasonably priced too

This is a pretty good standard litter tray. My cat who is highly anxious struggles to use hooded litter trays as she doesn't like the feeling of being trapped but since moving to an open litter tray this has really helped in keeping her to using that area for her toileting needs. The quality of this is pretty good and the plastic is nice and thick and is unlikely to crack or break which is good. The height of this is perfect with it not being too high so that she won't go in but also not too low so that when she scratches at the litter it doesn't go everywhere so it is the best of both worlds. The colour is okay and a good colour to be sort of match the room. My cat found it much more comfortable to use compared to a hooded litter tray so this is worth a try if you have a cat like mine

I have it now for a good few years and its just doing its job well! Very well made, easy to clean. Fits for large cats as mine and helps to keep litter box area clean, free from pee-leackages. I'm going to buy it again soon

This is a large, high sided, open cat litter tray. Strong. My old cat doesn't like hooded litter trays. Plus he wees all over the top of other trays, he does it near the edge. With this litter trays high sides, there's no more puddles on the floor.

To be fair, this tray was designed for traditional clay litter. I've never used the stuff, so I can't comment on using it for that. I bought it hoping that it would work for wood pellets. The idea is that one fishes out the poo and then shakes it, to drop the sawdust through the grate to the underneath tray; the chips break down to sawdust when they get wet with urine. One raises the top tray, along with the sifter level, by placing four small upturned bowls (or other suitable objects) in the lower tray, at each corner, to hold the top tray up, and provide enough space for the sawdust to gather underneath. With this particular tray, and the wood pellets I used (CJ's Premium), that didn't work, because the holes, in the sifter tray, are large enough for the whole pellets to fall through, and they do. (This was the "Jumbo" tray by the way, and the "Large" tray may have smaller holes, for all I know, in which case, it's a different kettle of fish.) The answer for me was to do away with the sifter tray altogether, and then drill a matrix of holes into the base of one of the two remaining main trays. I put a small upturned plastic bowl in each corner of the bottom "collector" tray (the one without the holes) and then put the top tray (with the holes) on top of the bowls. The wood pellets then lightly cover the holes in the top tray and when she has done her business, I fish out the solids and bag them, then all I have to do is scrape around a bit with a plastic litter fork to get the sawdust to drop through the holes. I give the whole tray a final shake to continue the sawdust-through-the-holes procedure. I shake from left to right and tip forward and backward. Pretty much all the urine covered sawdust has, by then, dropped through to the bottom tray. This whole arrangement means that I tend to the tray once each evening, with a fish, scrape and shake, which takes 30 seconds. Then once a week I take the top tray off (the one with the holes), and bag up all the sawdust. I'll be honest - the whole procedure never really soils either of the trays, and I've never even bothered washing them! Well - I figure, they are just going to get dirty immediately and the main thing is that she uses the tray and doesn't "rebel", because she figures it's not fit for purpose (because some would LOL). The fact is that everything stays dry, and the insides of the trays are shiny plastic that nothing will stick to, so it's easy to keep them as clean as they need to be. All in all, I'm very happy with this litter tray. It is sturdy, good quality, and, with some simple modification, it has worked a treat for me. Spell would be impressed with it too if she had a frontal cortex bigger than a pin head.

The litter box is great it’s really easy to clean. The hood takes a little time to get use to taking off but is great for my elderly cat who really likes her new tray with hood and stops her cat litter from spilling out everywhere The tray is just right size for the average cat as illustrated depth of sides just right

It does the job, exactly what we were looking for. No more clearing up cat litter off the floor or worse.