I have one cat who sometimes urinates over the top and I need to use covered boxes. It this deep enough to use instead?
1065419
One of my furbabies is large & backs up to the side or corners of the litter box to pee. This was a problem with other litter boxes, as it would wind up on the wall & surrounding floor sometimes...not with this box, however! It is large & higher than any box I've ever had. No more yuk on the floor! He is rambunctious, sometimes, when covering (such a good boy) & I do still get litter pushed over the side on occasion. I've had this now for almost 3 years & love it!
1065420
Its 10 inches deep but I don't know of that is deep enough for you. I'm also not fully understanding your question, can you rephrase it? Your car urinates over the top of what?
1065421
Yes! We had the same issue with one of our cats. This box is huge and deep. Works great for us.
696618
My female also pees standing up. I have a sageking catty corner litter box. We use it without the cover,(she wasn't fond of). She was constantly getting pee stains on the wall. After several weeks of wiping walls down, I decided it was time for "drastic" measures. Put a piece of folded cardboard behind litter box-goes behind 2 sides and is three times as high as box. From this I hang thick plastic, just enough to go over edge of box. Now her pee runs back into box, not on wall. I scoop the litter box, don't use the tray that lifts out. (I purchase the plastic at home depot. It's the same stuff that I cover my good tablecloths with). My female also pees standing up. I have a sageking catty corner litter box. We use it without the cover,(she wasn't fond of). She was constantly getting pee stains on the wall. After several weeks of wiping walls down, I decided it was time for "drastic" measures. Put a piece of folded cardboard behind litter box-goes behind 2 sides and is three times as high as box. From this I hang thick plastic, just enough to go over edge of box. Now her pee runs back into box, not on wall. I scoop the litter box, don't use the tray that lifts out. (I purchase the plastic at home depot. It's... » Read More My female also pees standing up. I have a sageking catty corner litter box. We use it without the cover,(she wasn't fond of). She was constantly getting pee stains on the wall. After several weeks of wiping walls down, I decided it was time for "drastic" measures. Put a piece of folded cardboard behind litter box-goes behind 2 sides and is three times as high as box. From this I hang thick plastic, just enough to go over edge of box. Now her pee runs back into box, not on wall. I scoop the litter box, don't use the tray that lifts out. (I purchase the plastic at home depot. It's the same stuff that I cover my good tablecloths with). « Show Less
223289
The diameter of the large tube is 18 inches, so I think a litter box would fit, but I don't have cats. I think it depends on the size of box.
2060323
I'm not sure... if you can figure out how to install a higher side on the inside of the litter box (maybe some thin plastic and some e6000 glue), that would be the solution... but if it's not a feasible alternative, maybe this is a bad litter box for your cat. Which is too bad, because we STILL love it. :) I hope you find a solution!!!
1541910
I have all female cats but one urinates over the side of any regular litter box. I have had no leaks or puddles around this one.
2272733
Well not 100% but I would say yes. There is only a small opening over the light for cats to possibly reach in, however unlikely that may be. Unless your cats lift the lid up and over or reach in at a weird angle it should be fine.
2141590
not a good idea, i have the large size and my cat fills it everyday, so i clean it twice a .day or she will go outside the box
782234
This is definitely a question I should have considered before buying mine. My one cat likes to pee in the corner directly above the grate so it does require regular maintenance to clean out that spot or else it will build up where the scoop can't reach. I wouldn't call it a huge dealbreaker, though, just a minor inconvenience and still better than scooping out a normal litter box every day. (Also, I've noticed this problem gets worse if I don't occasionally even out the litter, since the grate tends to push it all forward and leaves those back corners a little low.)
2211488
Honestly, I'm not sure. But I did end up switching back to a regular litter box because it wasn't really strong enough to be able to clean the litter box with the litter level being the recommended 3 inches deep.
639940
If you can find a small litter box that is less then 16"x20" you should be fine. If you can't then line your kennel with pee pee pads. Chances are your cat won't go to the bathroom in the kennel litter box anyway.
2246834
If what you are referring to is the bottom of it, yes. Meaning in case your cat does his/her #1 while in the carrier (maybe because of a long trip or s/he gets scared) the plush seating area will get wet but there is stiff plastic piece between that and the base so it will prevent leakage outside.
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.
1471601
I would think so - these pads absorb the pee quickly so the cat shouldn't be stepping in much, if any. Not much difference than using a litter box. Hope this helps...
1627816
I have this litter box inside of the cat washroom/end table and so far, they have not peed over the top. The male usually peed up to the top of a covered box I had but he seems to keep it inside this one so far. It might be that having the litter box inside another "box" helps him to keep it down a little. :-)
980839
Nope, my cat's box is 21x17...too big for the hamper. I never liked the idea of an enclosed litter box. Just too inconvenient for cleaning.
937284
They're actually a pretty great idea, unless you have cats (like mine) who like to dig, and dig, and dig, until they get to the bottom of the box! I think for most people it would be fine. The idea is that you can easily replace old litter by lifting out the liner. You'll know if the liners will work for you, if you don't have to scrape the bottom of the box to remove stuck on pee! If you do, you'll find that the pee disintegrates the liner.
776688
Not high enough. If you have an over-achiever that sprays high, this will only leave a mess. I also have another litter box that is a corner box, same height etc . On both of these boxes if the cat shoot high the urine will leak between the lid and the bottom and go onto your floor. Probably not what you are looking for. This litter box in particular is very frustrating being as it is oval you cannot scoop out the solids in the corners without twisting the scooper in a Houdini fashion. I have gone back to using my $5.00 special of a Rubbermaid or similar lidded storage box. You cut whatever size hole in the side that you want and I also cut a large hole in the lid so the cat would not be claustrophobic. It works well. Bottom line is this particular box is not worth the money in my opinion