Does anyone know of a covered litter box that these would fit in? I think mine is much deeper than these.
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I love these and, yes, the kitty boxes are much deeper. What I do is first put a plastic draw-string cat pan liner (trash bag, basically) into the cat box. The bag won't work alone since kitties with claws poke holes in them. However, this hard plastic liner takes care of that problem. So I put the trash bag in, followed by the disposable tray, followed by fresh litter. THEN (the most wonderful part) changing the pan is as simple as closing up the bag with the draw strings which encloses the disposable pan and used litter. Dump the whole thing in the trash and voila - you're done! I have found that I need to trim about 1/2" off all the way around the lip of the disposable pan with my kitchen sheers for a better fit into the cat pan.
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I do not, but these trays are quite shallow. Try measuring the width/length of the inside of your box. If it is wider than these trays, you can simply put a tray at the bottom of the covered box. The trays are 17.2 x 12.3 x 3.2 inches.
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Hello Jonas,I just measured my champ litter and mine came out to 19" high,but keep in mind I am not always the best user of a tape measure. The other two measurements came out the same. If I understand correctly, you want to put it under your sink area. With that idea in mind, I am giving you something to thing about. First of all, I absolutely love my litter champ. I have ffour cats and I empty the storage once a week . I have no smell from the litter champ even waiting to empty it for that period of time. Next, I will say that it has been my experience that when it is full, it is a little more difficult to shift about. the other thing I would mention is in order to put waste into the champ, it needs a few inches of clearance for the lid to open up. Just a couple thoughts I have encountered;but I would be truly upset if I could not use my champ litter disposal now after having used it for a couple yrs. I hope this helps.
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It is the tallest and deepest I have found, and I looked everywhere! 20.5 inches long, 17 inches wide, and 10 inches tall. Mine are doing a great job of keeping the litter off the floor, unlike prior boxes. Hope that helped.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that because I gave that box to a friend with a smaller bunny. I opted for the XL litter box that measures a foot deep at the top/back triangle and about 17" wide. My Holland is a mini and "well fed" and fits fine up there to take care of business without a problem.
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We have two litter boxes. One is covered, one (the Lucky Champ) is not. My cats don't seem to care one way or the other. They use both equally. A covered box is helpful in more public areas of the house.
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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?
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very good question.. I personally don't use liners and the litter box is an odd triangle shape... You'd really to have to play around with it but I wouldn't count on it
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Well this is the exact reason we have our cat in them!! Just make sure they are on the small side rather than the the large size so it fits snugly. I believe it catches it and or prevents him from wanting to do it. You just can't take the chance and let him walk around without it. You have to remember to take it off and let him use the litter box then put them back on. We keep the litter box in the basement. But he STILL sprays a piece of cardboard when he is in the basement :(:(. But at least it's not all over the house.
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The lid on mine comes off extremely easily because there are no locks/latches to attach the bottom to the top. A good, strong wind could possibly blow it off. I would look for a covered litter box that looks more like this and has the locks on the side to secure it:http://www.catsofaustralia.com/images/litterpan12.jpg
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I haven't used kitty wonderbox, but the sides on the regular size pan are like a normal plastic litterbox in height. Might want to try the large size in a 2-pack for your little rockette! :-)
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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!!!
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The slots up on the top limit the amount of litter hitting the ground. Best cat box I've had in 30 yrs.. Id say IF you are going to make one, go buy a Rubber Made tub at Lowes and cut a hole in that. Cutting into your typical cat box will be too flimsy... Hope it helps..
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I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
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My kitten does the same thing. I purchased the jumbo they are 20" x 14" and 61/2" deep. So far so much better. They work great as long as you fill it with lots of clumping litter. The baking soda helps keep the urine smell gone. As long as you scoop the poop, they work great! I also use the cat genie in conjction with the boxes and it's marvelous! so I just have to scoop the poop out and put it in an air tight bucket. My house smells great! hope this helps.
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Thanks for the answers. I had always had a cat door accessing a large pen in my 2 previous homes, but was forced to get a litter pan for where I'm currently living & had always thought you needed to use liners with them. Not only had I found them to be ridiculously expensive, but I'd yet to find any that fit since this is a large, high back box. I'm trying it without liners now. Thanks to all who took the time to answer. :)
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There are several things to consider. The most important I would say is the size of the cats. My two cats are about 8# each the sleep together on the top level. They take up the entire shelf. They have their food bowls on the second shelf and on the bottom there is a water bottle and I have a corner litter box. they use it as a step to the upper levels. At this point I only keep them in there overnight. The other question is: are you planing on keeping them in the cage all the time? If you are it may be a tight fit. But if you are thinking of it being a safe place for them to retreat to and spend the night It might work for the short term. You May find a way to arrange things differently to give your kitty the most room possible. Bottom line is if your kitties are on the smaller size and get along well they may do ok. I would be sure to find a way to let them stretch their legs. Sorry if I ramble I am just trying to cover it all.
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Absolutely! They sell a foam insert that levels the area which I'd recommend if you're going to put a litterbox in there, otherwise the bottom is curved. I guess you could pile up some blankets though to level it out before putting a litter box in.