Does this box help prevent dogs from getting into the kitty litter?
461276
Yes, I have 2 dogs which were getting into the standard open litter box but now, I don't have that problem.Also, I really love how this litter box keeps the litter from getting all over the floor.
461277
Yes, I have 2 dogs which were getting into the standard open litter box but now, I don't have that problem. Also, I really love how this litter box keeps the litter from getting all over the floor.
461278
Definately keeps the dogs out. My older cat just couldn't adapt to it tho. I donated mine to my vet. I hear the lady who got it for her 1.5 y/o cat is very pleased with it.
461279
Yes but I didn't find it as big as I thought it would be and it's not as easy to clean out as if it were square one
1303100
I keep a throw rug underneath the litter box, that seems to help. I have used an extra large towel under the box and that helps too.
2264533
It may but my neighbor had the same problem with one of her cats and I told her to use a large tote for a litter box and it stopped the problem, they can spray in it but it still stays inside of the tote.
1884714
My cats just jump over it. That's why we got it. To keep the dogs out of the litter box.
1554664
This high sided litterbox works best for cats who spray rather than squat when urinating, like my cat. The walls prevent the pee or poop from ending up around the outside of the box...unless your cat hangs their rear end out of the entrance. If your cat is old and missing the box, perhaps he/she has other issues that should be checked out by a qualified veterinarian. I hope this helps you.
371979
I have a wood door on my laundry room. I had a handyman cut a hole, it looks like a mouse hole, in the bottom of the door so the cats could fit through but not the dog. This keeps the dogs out of the litter box.
148130
Not sure about kitty litter but it picks up dry dog food, so I would expect it to pick up kitty litter.
2103425
YES! My cat gets litter EVERYWHERE around the cat box and I just bust this thing out once or twice a day to clean it up.
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...
384775
If you have a normal dog, you should have no problem. If you have a small poo eating dog, then it will easily fit inside. If you have a very large dog with a cat poo addiction, he will find a way, but it STILL is the best litter box on the planet!!!
74345
I'm wondering this as well - we have a cat that will not use a litter box but will use puppy pads.... thinking of trying one of these. Anybody try this yet?
784872
I bought it to repel aley cats from my driveway. There are some signs of diminished presence but I don't swear by the effectiveness of the gadget. It is supposed to cover a specific area, if your cats stay out I hope it works for the dog. Less poop to deal with is always nice.
825233
it's a general rule of thumb to prevent litterbox issues. You could do an internet search on something like "why have a litterbox on each floor" and find some more info.
937282
The cardboard liner box fits in the bottom and makes it easier to lift out and clean. The liner boxes are more expensive than I would have thought for cardboard. So I cover the liner box with a litter bag (31") and install it. The bag protects the box which then provides mechanical support when removing. Just dispose of the litter bag when it needs to be changed and reuse the cardboard liner.
64451
The critters COULD knock it over if they tried, which they haven't. The dogs could even jump over it easily, but it hasn't occurred to them yet, either. The gate is going across a big double-door to my second bedroom, preventing the dogs from raiding the cat litter box (disgusting creatures that they are). Just to make sure, I sandwiched one side of the gate between the wall and a heavy object, in this case the bucket with the litter. On the other side, I just folded out the extra leg a bit to give it stability. Have had the gate for about 2 months now, no problem. The cats hop right over it. The critters COULD knock it over if they tried, which they haven't. The dogs could even jump over it easily, but it hasn't occurred to them yet, either. The gate is going across a big double-door to my second bedroom, preventing the dogs from raiding the cat litter box (disgusting creatures that they are). Just to make sure, I sandwiched one side of the gate between the wall and a heavy object, in this case the bucket with the litter. On the other side, I just folded out the extra leg a bit to give it stability. Have had the gate for about 2 months now, no problem. The cats hop right over it.
2120599
Unfortunately no, but ive heard that putting dog urine (nasty i know) would help by putting it around the border of your yard. This product helps with when a cat urinates and you need to clean it up and get rid of the smell but it is good to put around if that stray cat was there because itll erase its "territory"
699
oh no, my dear, that would NOT be a good idea....first of all it would be so very messy and second I doubt that it would help with thatparticular problem...you best stick to the products that are made specifically for the kitty box....