Suhaco Cat Litter Box with Lid, Top Entry Large Foldable Litter Box with Scoop Enclosed Kitty Litter Box with Drawer Type Easy Clean Anti-Splashing Cat Litter Tray (Special Green)

Extremely easy to assemble, and its quite large in size so plenty of room for a larger cat (we have a ragdoll) to still be comfortable. It was a tray that can be easily removed to replace the litter, and have noticed very little litter actually gets "stuck" on sides of the box so pretty easy to clean. My cat loves the two entrances, and so far no issues with smell or anything like that.Definitely recommend, its great value for money and has quite a sturdy feel

Very well made and so easy to put together, so easy to fill n empty cat litter ,plus less hassle to clean the litter tray as it slides right out. My cat is 6kg and there's plenty of room for him to turn around as he likes to cover his deposit very well.

Good product but bit disappointing with the overall quality. The flap door just not good quality plastic the hinges are not long to be fixed properly. The door comes of it very easily. Decided to remove it but it defeats the purpose of this item as my cat comes out the way she is going in, instead of the hole at the top to allow her to get rid of the little pieces of litter stucked under her paws.

We have four cats and two of those being VERY large cats. I have tried so many cat litter boxes over the years and there is nothing worse then going to the bathroom at night and treading in cat litter that the cats chuck over the edges or even worse one pees over the side where he is on the rather large side and he don't quite fit. Because this box is not unsightly you can have it anywhere really we have it in the hall, I don't notice any smell like I have with previous cat litter tray's - although I do clean very regular with the four cats.We got a pink one but now we know it is so good I will be ordering another, I really can highly recommend. I did not have to take the door off like I have with others and every single one of my cats use it, I saw some says it leaks but ours has not at all maybe you have not clipped it in properly you will need to check that as I have had no leakage whatsoever. I was so worried a was going to make an expensive mistake here but its bigger then it looks.The box takes about a minute to set up, put your cat litter in and your ready to go and its so easy to empty too you just pull out a drawer and scoop out what you need and give a thorough clean every few days.My only thought is why did I not buy one sooner - honestly you will not be disappointed and the delivery was super fast too!

There are ridges and nooks and crannies for litter to get into when cats were digging to cover their business. When sliding out the tray for cleaning the trapped litter fell onto the floor. There was always litter getting everywhere and we were forever having to sweep it up. There is always going to be a little bit of litter carried on cat’s paws, but the grids on top didn’t seem to trap much of it. We gave up after two months and bought one with a simpler design which works as well for our cats and makes cleaning easier for us.

As other reviewers have said, I really wanted to like this.. but I (and the cats) really don't. I have had it for a couple of months now being used daily in a multicat household. It seems like it would be the perfect solution to stopping litter tracking everywhere, cleaning the tray easily, and giving cats a nice, private space to do their business. However, that is not the case. Here are the main issues:1. The door flap CONSTANTLY falls off- I have cats with different temperaments and pooping styles and all of them manage to knock the door off just from scraping the sides of the box to try and cover their business. If you have a cat that is enthusiastic about scraping all around to bury their waste then this is definitely NOT the box for you. The flap has very short 'pins' at the side which insert into the holes meant to hold it- they easily pop out on a regular basis.2. Cats not able to exit out of the top- Your cat needs to be quite agile and not too large to be able to get out: they need to turn around inside the box without stepping on their own waste in order to somehow hop over it to get to a position where they can then jump out the hole. Also, hard to explain but they are naturally facing towards the back of the box in order to get to the exit hole but then have to face forward again mid-jump to be able to land on the larger surface area on top of the box. So my slightly cuddly-sized 6 yo cat is not able to do this and ends up just bashing at the flap until it eventually falls off thus rendering it useless. This also means she panics if the flap is on because she thinks she will be trapped.3. Flap falls inwards blocking the cats from using the litter tray- If the door falls off (which it will) it is more than likely to fall inside the box and cover the usable space of the litter tray. This means if you don't discover it in time, your cats have no tray to use at all! Really stressful for them to not be able to use their toilet- subsequently I have left the door off as it only gets in the way meaning it does not meet the intended purpose of stopping litter tracking everywhere.4. Urine leaks through cracks and collects on internal lip- With the way the box is designed, there is a lip where the sides join to the base and this gets bits of litter stuck in it and urine too. If your cat pees towards the back of the box it also can leak through the tiny gap between the sides and the base meaning you get wee on the floor underneath the tray leaving you questioning why it stinks when the tray itself is clean... This will also stain/ruin your floor if not tiled/waterproof.5. The flap makes a very annoying banging noise- I have a cat who loves attention and is enthusiastic about getting it.. so she will stand in the litter tray repeatedly hitting the flap for several minutes to create an echoey plastic-banging-on-hollow-plastic loud noise that reverberates through the house. Even if not for attention, as stated earlier, the cats repeatedly scrape at this flap just to try to clean around their business so it is likely any cat would create this annoying repetitive noise.In conclusion, although it seems like a great litter tray/box in theory it has been nothing but stressful for every cat and human involved in the toileting process for some reason or other specific to each one of us. I DO NOT recommend this at all as using a regular old open tray is much easier and less annoying!

Worth the price, easy to clean can pull apart. The depth is good for a house cat quality is good for the price.

I Bought this box after catching my Yorkie eating cat poo out of a normal litter tray. Yuk! The cat is suppose to go in through the door (it’s one way only) and jump out the top, whilst litter drops back into it. But I assembled the door flap on the opposite way, with a little force, so the cat can only come through the door from the inside, hence stopping the dog from pushing its head through the door in search of poo. Genius. The cat doesn’t mind, and he copes well with only his 3 legs too. Lost one in a traffic accident years ago.