pidanIgloo Design White Cat Litter Tray

This litter box not only looks great, it keeps the smell inside the box. I have also have a dog and her cat poo eating days are now over as she can’t get inside this box. I’m really pleased that this litter box has solved every problem I had.

I am seriously in love. This might be my favourite piece of furniture 😂 I was of course very hesitant considering thee price, but everyone is right. Worth it. The housing itself is very solid and feels "premium". The scooper inside feels a liittle brittle, but if you're gentle (when hanging it on the hook), it should be fine. The grates: brilliant. That's what sold me on it. It delivers, at least for my litter! I switched over to this brand's tofu composite litter. An excellent product as well. Big favourite after trying all different sorts (various clay litters, walnut, pine, and wheat). Pleasant smell (unscented litter, but the base ingredients have a smell like any other. I hated the smell of walnut litter, for example). NO DUST. I've only found 3 grains outside of the box in the 2 or so weeks I've had it. Remarkable. Magic. I also definitely prefer a covered box, and I'm lucky my cat is cool with it too. She wouldn't go inside at first (I mean when you try to put cats anywhere they're like lol no) so I left the lid/dome off for the first few days until she was familiar and got her scent all in there. It's bigger than my last litter box, but now I'm thinking my old one was too small!EDIT:Maybe it's just the way my cat pees, but I'm not super happy with how the lid retains urine. It makes sense that there's a lip so that it doesn't waterfall around the box, but it's hard to clean. It would be helpful if the lip could fully come off (to clean), that's all I can think of. When I take the lid off, any pee on that lip splashes/leaks out onto the floor etc :/ It's also a monster to clean fully (wiping it down wasn't going to cut it), so keep that in mind. I hosed it down outside. Very cumbersome, and the nooks and crannies that make it so great mean extra places for urine to cling to and hide out. I'm still happy with it, but just some things to keep in mind.

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Finally a cat litter tray that looks good and works. Expensive yes, but definitely worth it. Our kittens are 14 weeks old. We had a traditional option for them too (as that’s what they were used to) but they soon chose the igloo. So we have just bought a second and removed the open trays. We introduced the igloo in stages, at first without the lid on. They choose it and seemed to enjoy the large round shape, often using it together despite being quite big as they’re ragdolls. They didn’t like the grid though when we decided to put the lid on. They either didn’t understand it or it felt uncomfortable on small paws. Luckily it’s easy to unscrew it and we still get minimal tracking tracking without it. We will try to reintroduce the grid in the coming weeks/months. But with or without the grid it’s a hit for us and the kitties.

My only complaint is the top of the igloo being hard to clean once dust starts to build, that's it! The texture is slightly grainy so you kind of need to scrub vs. wipe down. However, otherwise it's awesome. Unless you're neglecting your cleaning duties you basically never smell your cat's business (even their nastiest poops!) - and I say this with confidence as I had to temporarily keep it in the bedroom when we moved. The tunnel aspect is awesome too not just for reducing litter tracking but to prevent your dog from being able to reach in for a snack. 🤮 My dog is a 40lb husky/German shepherd mix and she cannot successfully get inside there which is great.I did read some negative reviews about it being too small for some cats and male cats pissing over the edge. I have not experienced this with my female calico who is probably around 7 or so lbs. She has plenty of space to turn around and walk out and I so far have not needed to scrub down the base because of any misses of the litter itself. I definitely wouldn't recommend for anyone with large cats or cats who can't/won't aim for the litter, but honestly any cat who can comfortably use the igloo but still pee over the edge is probably a problematic cat in any litter box as the edges are the average height of any standard litter box.