I have a cat that likes to "play" with the litter. How does this hold up to litter being thrown around? Will the litter be thrown all over the floor?
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We have not found litter being thrown around to be a problem, but our cats do not like to play with the litter.
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Not as much comes out as with a regular high side box. I have three blind cats that send little every where because they just keep digging. This box keeps so much inside I bought two.
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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.
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Nope! my 2 cats used to love scratching litter mats, so i had to constantly buy new ones. After i bought this mat, my cats just stopped catching! I've had it for almost 3 months now and it is still sturdy as new and it works wonderfully.
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I think it would be OK. One of my cats had some sort of accident on it--throw up or worse--and it did not go through to the floor. The only think is you have to be careful carrying it if you take it to clean it, as it is open on both ends.
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I love this box. My cat used to make a royal mess covering and getting the litter everywhere! Now he just covers from the inside or the front. No litter outside the box except a little in front when he gets out.
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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.
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I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are separated or you're supervising. I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are... » Read More I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are separated or you're supervising. « Show Less
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We have had it for a couple of months and our cat has not used as a scratching pad. I think th nature of the material is a deterant to scratching, but it does a great job of picking up the stray litter.
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I use Tidy Cat clumping litter and so far have had no problems. I LOVE my litter champ. Just had to change the bag system for the first time....easier than I was expecting. Followed the directions, no problems.
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I think so, but then again I had a kitten when I bought this she loved it more for playing in than for putting it over her litter though.
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My 20 pounder loves this cat box! It is the best cat box I have owned. My sister has one and has 2 cats and the mess is kept to a minimum! I do keep it in the corner and have had no mishaps with it at all. Would buy again.I hope this helps. Leah
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That all depends on your cats digging technique. If he or she is a digger then put in more litter. The good thing about this one is it's minimal dust. Regardless whether it's a lot of litter or a little bit, you'll only scoop up what's left there whether it's pee or poop, it will still be the same volume you're scooping out whether it's a lot of litter or not. The more litter there is the less chances it seeping through to the bottom of your litter box which will make it dirty faster. Sometimes too much litter and the cat will go crazy digging - all depends on your cat's bathroom preference.
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I would suggest you to cover one layer of plastic liner under the litter so that you can keep this box stay longer... My cat is always spreading the litter all over around every time she finished her thing....so this one works for her.
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Congrats on your little bundle of fur and teeth! The Cat Amazing should hold up pretty well. Our cat has a propensity for avant-garde cardboard sculpting, but has been relatively gentle on the CA box. He does jump on it, push it around, bat at it, and performs the occasional barrel roll across it, but it has held up well. He is watching me as I type, so I'll say he's a trim 12 pounds, give or take three or four. As long as the box stay dry and your kitten doesn't use power tools, you should get plenty of use from it. When ours wears out, I'll recycle it and buy another.
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I had to put my cat in the top basket, to try to get her used to it. But eventually she kept jumping down, which is a foot drop down to the floor. Plus since my cat's full grown, the middle flat tier kept tipping over; so its not that reliable if propped up properly. Eventually I took my top tier basket down since she never slept in it; & my cat tore the heck out of the top scratching post. But my cat still likes to jump up on the rest of the cat pole.
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I do think it will hold up. My cat is a little on the "fluffy" side and kind of rough on his cat tree and it's survived his abuse. He uses the scratching posts frequently and hasn't destroyed them yet.
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Picks it up decently well - Turn it to the bare floor setting so that the brush isn't running, and it'll pick up most of it. I usually go over the bathroom with a broom and mop as well afterwards though, I like things sparkling clean! In the carpet it picks all the litter up.
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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..