IRIS USA Cat Litter Box, Large Top Entry with Litter Catching Lid and Scoop, Dog Proof, Cat Box Enclosure, Beige/White

We’ve had this litter box for over a year now and it’s exactly what I was looking for.Disassembly and reassembly to change the litter is very simple. The lid has ridges which help catch any litter on my cats way out. WAY less of a mess. The smooth plastic body is easy to wipe (or spray) down. It’s also not an eye sore. The sleek design is very much welcome over our previous front flap box. And my cat feels comfortable in it. Both private and cozy. Granted my cat is the size of an average short hair. If you have a larger breed of cat, this may not be the best choice. But for average size cats, and older kittens, it’s perfect! I’d recommend placing it in a corner with the entrance closest to the wall. It helps the ridges to their job when your furry friend hops out. I definitely recommend this litter box. Will say that the black option does show scratches and wear over time, after multiple cleanings. Build quality:Thin but sturdy plastic. It will last us many more years. Ease of removal:The lid is very easy to unlock and remove for litter changes. Height:Perfect height for an average size cat. Value for money:For the size and convenience of this litter box, it’s a decent price compared to other litter boxes.

I like this as the best I've tried. It's the easiest to wash out. My cat learned to use it while it sat beside her regular litter box. It probably took her two weeks to get the courage. I had to get this type because she will urinate standing and in the previous litter boxes she would pee on the door of the litter box making a terrible mess and cause it to get on her stomach when she exited or entered her litter box. Now she can urinate anywhere in her box and it's contained inside. Also I find the round shape makes it easier to wipe rather than a square box with corners.

We were recently adopted by a stray kitty which I didn't want and didn't need and wasn't going to get attached to. After succumbing to the inevitable, I started researching my biggest objection to indoor kitties.The first box was the old fashioned flat type with about 6 inch sides. As Ms. Priss is an enthusiastic digger, that was just a mess. Then I tried a covered box that you could roll and all the poop and pea puckets would collect in a drawer. That one is still traumatizing. Next up, I purchased two top entry cat boxes (because heaven forbid Missy should have to go downstairs to do her business.)Both worked fine although this is my favorite. The other has a snap-on lid with holes in the top that the litter is contractually obligated to drop through. That rarely if ever happens meaning that sometimes litter sprays around the room when the lid is removed. Not horrible, just annoying. This one, the lids sits below the edge of the box. You can snap it out, shake the litter into the box, tap it against the side, then sit it on the floor. And so far after a couple of months, there's been no litter spray.Kitty loves the top entry. The doggie gets no snacks. And my girl can dig and scratch and throw litter around to her tiny heart's content and if she's happy, I'm happy.

Hopefully the company reads this because it is a good product but there were a couple of overlooked features that would have made this great! I don’t use a poop scoop, I pick the entire box up to empty it. It would have been nice if there were a couple of handholds built into it like on the side and bottom. Even just a little inch deep indentation. The holes on the top if you remove the lid are NOT easy on the hands for carrying and carrying it from the bottom means the nasty litter smell is right under your nose.It would also be nice to have different shape options like square or rectangular. But that’s just semantics for different spaces.Anyhow, the lid is sturdy. The box itself holds up well to the weight of the litter and doesn’t bow out. I love the top entrance design so my dogs stay out (or are at least deterred). It does not leak. It is a pretty good value for the money. Would just love it to be more functional as far as emptying goes.

This litter box is amazing. When they go on sale, I plan to get more. It’s so easy to take off the top and put it back on. The litter scoop is perfect. It’s so sturdy when scooping clumping litter, and it hangs very conveniently on the side. My cat is about 12 to 13 pounds, and the top doesn’t cave in. I would definitely recommend it. My cat didn’t go in it right away, but once he did, he would only use this one.

My cat loves this and so do I! She’s a messy girl who likes to dig to vigorously and her fur is very fine and long so the litter got stuck on her paws and tracked all over with a normal litter box, even when I got litter mats around the box it didn’t help; there was litter all over my house every day every few hours after I cleaned up.The design of this top entry box helps reduce how much litter she tracks and stops her from throwing any out when she digs. I picked this one because it was more aesthetically appealing than most other top entry boxes. It’s also a lot cheaper than most of the ones at the store; including some worth a lot less based on quality and size.I feel this is made of really sturdy and durable material. It’s lasted me 2 years so far! And it’s a nice large size. I felt I really got a great deal for the price.

This is a great litter box. It is sturdy plastic and the lid latches on great. The lid is also easy to remove for cleaning. It doesn’t have seems so nothing gets out the sides or bottom. My cat does manage to still get litter out the top but I think that’s partially cause she has really fluffy paws that litter sticks in. It is a good size for my cat who is about seven or eight pounds. She can fit inside easily and doesn’t seem to be cramped. This litter box can also hold quite a bit of litter so your cat can actually use it without scraping the bottom. Overall I feel like it’s been worth the money.