This litter box looks shallow. Does anyone have an issue with their cats kicking litter outside this box?
1756405
Front at lowest point is 7" with back and sides at 10". We keep 3-4" of litter and have never had an issue of our rather large cat kicking litter out.
1756406
It isn't at all shallow in my opinion - it comes up to mid-shin on me (I am 5'6). I have little issue with litter being kicked out....just the standard bit that falls off their paws when they leave the box.
1756407
i have this box one cat she is a big cat it will hold a full 35lb box of litter an still have room for more the litter does follow her feet as she leaves it not from kicking it out but because it between her paws i went out an bought a throw rug an put it under it to catch that it helps a little but the mess still appears hope this helps
1756408
Litter still gets tracked out from box - I believe however it has a lot to do with how much litter you put in the box in the first place. I probably tend to put in too much.
1756409
Best litter box ever!!! I as a rescuer of homeless cats I highly recommend!
1756410
Hi! The litter box isn't as shape as it looks. Cats will kick litter out of almost any box, but my cats didn't kick much litter out of this one. It also depends how much litter you put in it. I just used a little less. Hope this answers your question.
459041
I have 2 cats using the litter robot. Compared to the traditional litter boxes I've had there is less litter on the floor. I keep a mat under the whole unit & vacuum maybe once a week. But there is no litter anywhere else in the house.
2029366
We have two litter boxes. One is covered, one (the Lucky Champ) is not. My cats don't seem to care one way or the other. They use both equally. A covered box is helpful in more public areas of the house.
186961
If you mean, is the box large enough to keep the litter or sand inside the box and would it be appropriate for digging, my answer would be that my cat digs in the litter before he uses it. The box keeps the litter inside, except for some that may come out when he jumps out.
1644620
The box is taller in the back than the front. If they are bigger cats I'm sure they would be fine but if they are small cats or kittens probably not from the back of the box would they be able to reach. I really like the box though. It's big and my cat can't throw litter all over the floor like he did with a standard size box.
2021402
Fine, clumping litter that has the smallest amount of dust because you shake it up every time you change it. I like the box just fine and prefer it to my old one. Clips held fine. The only thing is that my cats are very big and occasionally they walk straight in and the poop falls outside the box, but that happens with other boxes, too. Just don't overfill because the door is a little low and if they are aggressive buriers it can go out the doorway. Just have a good mat outside the door. I really love ours!
1092884
One of my two cats is big, and I've found this litter box accommodates him with no problem. The sides are nice and high so there are no issues with going outside the box.
1530261
No, the litter doesn't stick to the box. I am also still on my first box and I got several a few weeks ago.
616509
I have found this, unless there is very little at the bottom. If you keep it filled then no. But to little at the bottom will cause any kitty litter to that. :)
1484568
I haven't. If it is any help, I use a litter box lined with a garbage bag, and then filled with the litter. I guess it is because my cat urinates so much at a time, but it soaks all the way through the fairly thick litter, and while clumped together, the clumps stick to the plastic at the bottom of the litter box.
2013808
About the only different is the special "ribbed" surface of the lid. It is designed to catch the litter stuck to the bottom of the cat's paws as they exit the box. The raised ridges allow loose granules of litter sand to fall in between them. I have perceived a little actually landing there from my small cat but not a lot. However, I can't say that I have noticed any litter on the floor around the box either. So maybe the litter I use is not very "sticky". :) But the feature is good in principal and I would pay the price for that if it keeps the floor around the box cleaner. I am satisfied that it does. I also agree with the others in that the construction of this box is sturdy! The lid is not flimsy nor is the box. You could get by with a self-made box but I doubt it would function as well as this one overall nor look quite as professional.
191577
I did not find it too small at all. In fact it seems larger to me than regular boxes. And the sides worked well. My cat is on the small side, though, at 7 lbs.
2013807
The slots up on the top limit the amount of litter hitting the ground. Best cat box I've had in 30 yrs.. Id say IF you are going to make one, go buy a Rubber Made tub at Lowes and cut a hole in that. Cutting into your typical cat box will be too flimsy... Hope it helps..
2280071
The box is made of a fairly rigid plastic. I am also not using the liners and I don't notice an increase in odor. Using or not using the liners would not cause warping of the box. When not using the liners, all you have to do is clean out the box the way you would any other litter box. It's design is great, especially if you have cats that like to urinate up the sides of a box.
2046988
The sides of the Biddy Box are high (9 in) compared to other regular litter boxes. Some litter will be thrown even then. It's hard to know with a cat who likes to play in the litter (aren't they cute!?) if it gets really wild. The Biddy Box is better than any other I've used. Buy a little broom and dust pan to have nearby to clean up every time you clean out the box.
30442
Yes. It is a great cat box. Plenty of room for the cat. I put in a plastic box bottom (can buy at Walmart) inside the chest for the litter, and I also coated the inside walls of the chest with sticky contact paper to keep the box clean. If needed you can wipe the contact paper with a rag and a bucket of water with a cleaning agent in the water. The cat was getting in the chest before we even had it all put together. She loves it, and so do I. Nobody knows its a litter box. People are surprised when I show them what it is. I recommend it highly.
337493
I didn't have that prob with my cats but I have heard that gradually moving their old litter box closer to the unit and then eventually transferring some of the soiled litter into the unit and then removing the old box. May take a week or two but hopefully they will get used to the machine and get curious enough to step into it.