IRIS USA Cat Litter Box Large Open Top with High Sided Walls Tall Scatter Shield Scoop Included Easy Clean Plastic Pan Stain Resistant for Big Cats Kittens Indoor Multi-Cat Households

I am a first time kitty owner so I dint' completely realize what I was getting into when I adopted. I knew kitty's used a littler box so I bought a box and thought that would be it. The first one I bought was just an open box and that was it. Didn't have a hood or sides. Even though it was tucked away in a corner, I didn't like that the litter was still visible from across the room. Weird, I know. It's kind of like how I don't like to walk into any restroom and see the toilet lid open. I can't explain it, it's just a weird pet peeve. Skeezix the cat didn't care for the lack of privacy much either. Next I bought a hooded one. I thought it would give her the privacy she wanted and me the satisfaction of not seeing the exposed litter. Skeezix cared very little for the change and would kick off the lid every chance she got. I think she didn't like the feeling of being trapped, even though the hood was size appropriate. So now the hooded one has now become the secondary box in case I go out out of town. I found this one online and I saw it had high sides which would help cut down on her scattering and tracking litter everywhere. The sides cut down on my looking at exposed littler issue and keeps the area clean. Plus, it gives her just enough privacy to feel comfortable enough to do her business while staring me in the eye as if to say "There, I left a little something for you, now clean up my mess." I had purchased several scoopers already but they were all so big and hard to use effectively. The scooper that comes with this one is perfect size. I scoop at least twice a day and i still use a bigger scoop to put everything in to carry it away but I use the little scooper to get every last little bit from the the tray. And it hangs off the side, which is very convenient. I wish all scoopers would hang like that. I'm not wild about having the scoopers touch anything else. Another added bonus is this one kept my little chihuahua from eating the litter once she discovered the kitty was a walking vending machine. My dog was elderly and disabled so it took her a while to catch on to what was going on in that back corner. Once she did finally figure things out she was able to get into the box from the front but she was just disabled enough to not be able to reach to much. When i figured out she was doing it I moved the littler box to sit on top of a bigger, higher storage box that she definitely couldn't get to. And now that it sits higher, Skeezix is happy again and so am I because I don't have to bend down so far and get my face right up in it to clean it out. The high sides really do cut down on the litter tracking, and keeps the smells from the freshies from overpowering the room. It's super easy to clean too, I throw both pieces in the tub with oxi clean type product, let it dry on the balcony for a bit a we're back in business. I put baking soda down before the litter and I've never noticed an issue with the smell and neither has anyone who has visited. I make sure I ask people because I don't have to have gone nose blind to it and not realize it. Everybody is happy with this box. I would recommend it to a first time cat owner for sure. The high sides are a happy medium between the cat feeling trapped in a hooded top or completely exposed in open box.

OK...so I never owned a cat before. Got my kitten back in December of 2010 and had already purchased the Omega Pet Litter Box that you tip over and all of the clumps go into a pull out draw. It is the best cat litter invention that I have seen, unfortunately after a few weeks of him coming home with me he would pee in the Omega and intermittently poop in it but as the days went by there was more poop on the floor than in the litter box. I tried everything to get him to poop in the Omega with no success. I researched and researched online to find out what I was doing wrong. I did think the large size Omega was an OK in size but he quickly looked a little snug in it even at 7 pounds. I finally brought him back to the vet to be checked and everything turned out fine, there was nothing wrong with him medically. So, at the vet's suggestion I purchased another litter box because apparently some cats like to pee in one box and poop in another. So being a new cat owner I followed his suggestion and purchased this open top litter box as my cat's second box. It isn't that big so make sure you look at the size of this box to ensure it will work for you. I placed the litter box in the bathroom and what do you know he is doing his business in the open top litter box and not using the covered one at all. No more pooping outside the box. YAY!!! Again, being a first time cat owner, I did not know that the position in which a cat pees is different than when he poops. Apparently when he pooped he was sitting up higher in the covered litter box which I guess he didn't like because his head was close or touching the cover. So, thank goodness for this open top litter box. The sides are high which keeps the litter in the box for the most part yet lets my cat have the space he needs to do all of his business. I would highly recommend this product. I love that it came with a scooper too! I would not hesitate to buy this litter box, for the price....you can't go wrong. : )

It's been cat tested .. and then tested ... and then ... oh my gawd what did you EAT? Tested. It works. My cats are all tall to mid-lard sized little heifers. I was having issues with 2 of them - Sammi the Weasel likes to stick her butt out the front of the box and pee all over the floor. Yoda Boda likes to dig a hole to China then scratch the walls down to fill said hole in (this goes on FOREVER) all while making sure everything in 20 foot radius is equally covered in litter for good measure, then he plunks his butt down right in the center to pee before bolting out like lightning just smacked him which serves his nefarious purpose of making litter trails across the entire house as he completely avoids touching down on the litter mats. Pepper Spray can contain herself and her bizniz to a box but she dislikes the openness of regular ones ... however she's a wee bit umm, FAT, for a regular hooded box. I checked out the expensive pet stores (you know the ones!) and they did not have anything that would meet all 3 of my precious sugar woogums cow sized elimination habits. Then I ordered Iris CLH-12 Open-Top Litter Box with Shield and Scoop, installed it between my shower & human litter box and voila! Problems mostly solved. Sammi the Weasel can no longer shove her butt out the front edge, Pepper Spray doesn't look like an awkward fat-ass stuffed in a tiny box, and Yoda Boda isn't flinging excavation treasures like a Tasmanian devil all over the entire room. The box lid is a little awkward because of the weird small area of where it barely clips onto the box. If you got sprayers or super high pee-ers, this will be a problem. It might accommodate bags easier than a regular hooded box, however I don't know that for sure, I haven't tried it with a bag yet since my demon-boy just shreds them into "sifter" bags anyway. He hasn't been able to ninja-kick it off yet, so yay! The included scoop is SMALL, but it has a cool handle hook that allows it to hook onto the lid of the box or open-hood. But hey, the scoop is a bonus and what cat poop-scooping person doesn't already have like 5 of those things anyway? The size is okay, its designed high not super lengthy or extra wide. It works, but it could be bigger which would make it more comfortable for my canine sized fur balls. Its only slightly wider than my regular litter box [very slightly]. If you are looking for a high sided wider one, check out one that looks like a baby bath tub (seriously it does), but you pretty much need fur balls with no litter box issues to brave a non-hood design [if you got one ... you could make a killing in breeding it!]. In short, if you need a hood with out the ceiling and don't have super high pee-ers/sprayers, this design will work. It's high enough to contain, but doesn't brush my butt and freak me out when I'm doing my bizniz either [its right beside my toilet, I'm not using the litter box I swear].

When I first recieved these boxes (I bought 2) I was a little disapointed. The sheild on one was cracked in the corner. I was going to send it back but decided I would just try to super glue it instead of dealing with the hassle and it's been working fine. My male cat is a BIG fat boy and while I do admit he looks a little cramped in there he uses the box with very little trouble. My female has no problems whatsoever and she is also a large cat. I used to sweep around the litter boxes 3 to 4 times and now just once a day with my regular cleanup. That is the biggest plus to these boxes. I have the openings of the boxes facing each other with a litter mat in between to catch whatever gets stuck on my babies feet. Works like a charm! I wanted to address a few things other reviewers have complained about. 1) Yes there is a trough around the bottom that occasionally has collected yucky litter but if you don't dilegently scoop the box everyday that's going to happen with any box! I'll admit I get busy and forget to scoop for 2 or 3 days. but it takes just a smidgen of a second longer to scrape up the stuck on clump with the included scoop. 2) Which is another bonus btw! The scoop works great! The fact that it clips to box is nice too. I clip mine with the yucky end inside the box. I hangs on better that way. Someone posted a pic with the scoop on the outside and it just falls off there on me. 3)The sheild does NOT just sit on the box it does actually clip on. A little tough to get it clipped but once it is on it will NOT move! I know because my girl likes to scratch on the sheild after she does number 2 and she is not gentle! 4)My cats are not "high" aimers so I can't comment on pee seeping through the sheild and box but I can imagine that to be true, my boxes do have a enough of a gap that it is possible. It is impossible for ANY litter box to completely contain kitty litter. But this one has managed to keep more litter INSIDE than other boxes we used to have. I highly recommend this box. In fact when it's time to replace my boxes in another year or so (just because my cats SCRATCH the bottoms of boxes so bad that the kitty litter becomes stuck in the scratches and it's hard to scrub out) I will buy 2 more of these.

This is an okay litter box. The pluses are that it is relatively cheap. It has the easily removable clear part (to keep the litter inside) for washing. Size is pretty small if you have limited space and need a smaller litter box. I bought two. This one and one in another in a different color. I have four cats using two litter boxes, and I clean the boxes 2-3 times per day using these. It wasn't as much of an issue when I had two larger boxes. Here are my recommendations to the company to improve this product 1. Make a version that is larger, and maybe with an even higher clear barrier because, although it seems to cut down on litter that gets scattered, it doesn't really help with the overall dust. I guess you almost have to go to a completely enclosed litter box to cut back on the dust that gets on everything in the room. 2. You can see from the picture how at the front, in the bottom part, there is a reset and two little areas on the right and left that jut out. Well, try getting urine clumps out of there using a regular scooper. You can't. I have to use a separate little tool thingy to loosen the urine that's in there as my scooper can't get in there. So, the company should just make the front completely straight across. I won't buy these again as long as it's designed this way. 3. Now, the box does come with a small scooper that is a little narrower than most - I guess so you can get into those corners a little easier. However, the holes in it are so large that it only picks up the largest clumps, so I have to use another scooper that has smaller holes. That little scooper that's included might be okay if they would make the holes 1/3 as large.

I have a Maine Coon that is 18 lbs so it's really hard for him to keep his business in the litter box if it's covered lol. I had a booda dome but he got stuck every time he tried to get back out of it and ended up taking the lid off with him. Comical to watch, but not so fun to clean afterwards. I also have a kitten that kicks litter EVERYWHERE if there ISN'T a lid on the litter box, so I was stuck in the middle. I found this litter box when moving into my new house and trying to find a good solution, and this was PERFECT. It's tall enough that the little one doesn't kick litter out anymore, and not having a full cover on it means my beast sized cat doesn't get stuck anymore. This litter box was so great I ended up buying a second one for the upstairs bathroom. It comes with a scooper that fits nicely into slots on the corner of the lid, or a hook on the scooper that hooks onto the outside of the box. It's convenient so we don't lose the scooper or leave it on the floor where it can be kicked or just look gross and in the way. I really love this litter box and I can't recommend it enough. It's built to last and thick plastic, so if you have a fat cat like I do, have no fear! It can withstand the weight of even the fattiest of fatties!! Also, this is a really great price for a litter box. If you do shopping around, this is the price you would typically find for a very basic, low to the ground box, and that is with plastic that cracks and breaks after a short time. I've used these for almost 6 months and there is no wear and tear to them yet. I'm more than satisfied with my purchase.

I recently moved to a new apartment with more space for a litter box so I decided to up-size and get something high sided since my kitty likes to scratch up walls in an attempt to cover her business. She also has some vision issues and as a result doesn't like to use dark or fully enclosed boxes. Some of the negative reviews had me nervous, but I can debunk a few of those. This litter box is NOT small. It isn't the biggest one I've ever seen, but it is certainly bigger than my previous one that was still big enough for an 18 lb cat. The corners aren't square but I have had no problems with wet litter getting stuck in the corners, I've actually had less trouble with this one since it is big enough to hold more litter. If you do have this problem, instead of tossing the litter box you should look for a better scoopable litter and/or scoop at least every few days. I use EverClean extra strength, it comes in a blue box or bag with a white cat on the front, and it is by far the best litter I've ever used for both clumping and smell reduction. The upper section of the litter box is a separate piece and as a result does not form a tight seal with the lower section. My cat isn't a sprayer, but if yours is you will most likely have some leak through with this box and should keep looking for something that is a single piece. Overall, this box is exactly what I was looking for for my picky kitty. We've had no problems with wall scratching since making the switch, she likes the extra space without a closed top, and the price can't be beat. No complaints over here!

I purchased this Open-Top Litter Box for my plethora of cats. I have two house cats and two stray cats that have decided they live with me. Four cats poop a LOT. So so much poops. So I thought I would give this litter box a try for my problem poopers. They do say you should have multiple boxes for multiples cats, and I wanted to test out one box first before I bought a whole bunch of boxes. I was have a variety of cat poop issues: *Digging all the litter out and spreading it all over the floor. *Pooping right on the edge of the box. (Ew) Hanging their fat butts out of the box and missing the box. (Ew) *Pooping NEXT to the box, because their was litter all over the floor from someone who was not grasping the proper form for litter box useage. I got tired of the poop issues and my husband complaining about it and the makings of our Cat Army, so I purchased this IRIS litter box. Its SO close to perfect! The price is decent. (I don't know why they charge more for certain colors than others. Just buy the cheapest one. Trust me, your cat does not care what color it is.) Even my largest cat, a 15ish Maine Coon mix fits in the box. Its deep, so plenty of room for lots of litter. Pros: The sides are high and they snap securely onto the litter box. I don't bother to take the shield off when I scoop, why make more work? So far it has solved my cat poop issues: No more litter flung all over my floor (and hooray, no more pooping next to the box!) No more pooping on the edge of the box. No more pooping out the back of the box. No pee run off from when someone hangs their fat kitty behind out of the box! One of my cats jumps over the side instead of using the opening, so far he has not tipped the box. Its a nice large size for my plethora of cats. Its nice and deep, so you can put a fair amount of litter in it. I checked, and I did not see any pee leakage where the top snaps on or run off on my floor. Cons: Toss the scoop out. It sort of hangs on the box. The holes are much too big. If you forget and buy the wrong cat litter that doesn't clump, it will not pick up the little bits of litter. Its a terrible cat litter scoop. Who designed the front of this box? Like other reviewers have mentioned, it was not someone with a cat. Or they did not actually test it with a cat. Its got this annoying lip/indentation on the bottom, and the corners indent too. I briefly thought "Maybe it won't be bad, Maybe they won't pee in this corner" They do. Of course they do. Its annoying, the clumps of pee get into the corners, and you have to dig it out, usually making smallish clumps that the litter scoop won't pick up! It seriously needs a redesign. It was so so close to being the perfect litter box. I wish I could award a half star here, its not really a three star, not really a four. If you are not having any of the issues that I was having with my problem poopers, then this is likely not the litter box for your Cat Army. The indentations and the daily digging out of the stuff in the corners is probably going to drive you nuts.

Does the job it needed to do to perfection. Thoroughly recommended for cats who have problems keeping the used litter in the tray afterwards!

Sie verhindern, dass die Katzen alles raus werfen, allerdings könnten sie - genauso wie die Schaufel - etwas größer sein. Die Haube selbst ist nicht gesichert und kann einfach nach oben weg gehoben werden.

Ya he comprado anteriormente de los productos basicos de Amazon y debo decir que la calidad es muy buena, es una caja de arena bastante amplia, profunda y con paredes altas que puede ser opcional o no, mi gato no tiene ningun problema con esto. La pala se podría considerar un poco más pequeña de las que hay en el mercado, pero viene incluida y hace su función. Muy buena compra

Ya tengo más de 5 meses con la caja y no hemos tenido ningún problema sigue entera y sin ningúna quebradura, solo los rayones normales causados por los gatos. Muy recomendable, más por la calidad y el precio ya que por el mismo precio en centros comerciales venden cajas muy sencillas.

A lot less mess with litter spillage, hardly any. Needed to purchase larger liners which were reasonably easy to get on line. Happy with the poroduct