litter boxes for dogs?
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i don't know of these being used for dogs. Somebody I know has what the first responder described. He was talked about scrubbing it with bleach because of the smell from urine. Maybe a little dog would use the Scoopfree litter tray/box. It's not a very big area for a dog to sit in the whole device. You could buy the crystals separate and try them in a plastic dishpan before investing in the device. You can smell the poop smell after they go, but it goes away after it is pushed under the cover and probably dries out there.
1644038
I wouldn't think so. There is such a thing as an indoor pee spot for dogs, but it looks more like a patch of grass where the pee seeps through to a through and the poo stays on top. They are more expensive, but are more of a permanent structure.
1644039
There SHOULD be something like it for dogs, but dogs come in so many different sizes, I don't know if it is feasible. I can only repeat that it is wonderful(!) for cats!!
644728
I use Yesterday's News and other paper-based pellet litters for my rabbit's box. It is one of the brands recommended by The House Rabbit Society: http://rabbit.org/faq-litter-training-2/I hope this helps!
1740056
I highly recommend a good clumping litter. I personally use Tidy Cats. Just getting the solid waste into the tray defeats the purpose because the strong ordor of the urine will remain in the non clumping litter...
223289
The diameter of the large tube is 18 inches, so I think a litter box would fit, but I don't have cats. I think it depends on the size of box.
574071
I have two poop crazy dogs as well, a 75 lb black lab and an 8 lb min pin/chihuahua. Neither turned this box into a buffet. The box lid indicates to turn the side with the hole toward the wall, although your dogs would have to be pretty agile to access the kitty litter either way. All in all I felt it was a worthwhile investment as my dogs no longer get into the box and the amount of litter tracked around my house is also significantly reduced. Good luck to you.
1411950
The jumbo litter boxes are about 14 x 21 x 7 inches deep. I don't know dimensions of the smaller boxes.
1967865
The cheapest option is to buy the charcoal impregnated replacement filters for kitty litter boxes (the ones with the cover). I get them at Walmart for a few dollars. Then I just cut to fit.
158857
Google something called Latch N Vent, it is EXACTLY what we needed to let our cat into the laundry room to use the box, but keep the larger dog out...
696620
This NVR Miss Box sounds like a good option. Here's a link to a review:http://consciouscat.net/2011/09/20/nvr-miss-the-perfect-litter-box/
2049100
The corner litter box is not designed to be covered. There is no way to snap them together. If you have any questions please contact us at tina@pioneerpet.com
371978
Good luck finding ANY litter box that is dog-proof, hun. Sadly, even as well designed as the Booda box is, I doubt it could stand up to a dog (especially if you know he got into one that I would think would be very hard to get into, such as a top-entry box). Your best advice is to find or make a location dog-proof, then put any litter box in there. You just aren't likely ever locate a box that is completely dog-proof. Good luck, though! (^.^)b
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You can use the Petsafe simply clean cotinuous - clean litter box we had two of them . We like it I think you will too. Andrea it will help you out it and your cat will like it too.
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I have a small rabbit that barely fits this, and a slightly larger rabbit that it does not fit at all. I would go with a larger model if I were you. Personally I use a cat litter box called the lift n sift because it can hold hay while catching poop and pee and is very easy to clean. My buns had a habit of peeing on the floor next to their food.
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I use http://www.petco.com/product/120072/Royal-Pet-Fresh-Kitty-Super-Jumbo-Drawstring-Litter-Box-Liners.aspx?CoreCat=LookAhead
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There's no need to use a plastic litter box under the disposable one. The disposable box is thick enough to prevent leakage through the bottom, as long as you use a clumping type of litter.
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I don't like looking for the cat bombs, so I use a system a friend showed me of going to local $ store and buying a bunch of aluminum roasting pans that fit the litter boxes, putting litter in the disposable pans, and placing that in the litter tray. About once a week or thereabouts I just place the whole disposable pan in a trash bag, rinse and repeat. Very fast and easy with no odor problem.
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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.