Cat Litter Boxes
Enclosed, corner, swing door and self-cleaning cat litter boxes that keep your home cleaner and your cat comfortable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which litter box is best for my cat?
Open trays suit most cats and are easy to clean. Enclosed boxes reduce odours and litter scatter, corner trays save space, and self-cleaning boxes save time.
How many litter boxes do I need?
The general rule is one litter box per cat plus one extra, placed in quiet, easy-to-reach spots.
How does a self-cleaning litter box work?
An electric self-cleaning litter box separates waste from clean litter automatically after your cat has used it, reducing daily scooping.
Do enclosed litter boxes help with smell?
Yes, a top or front entry enclosed box helps contain odours and keeps litter inside, especially in smaller homes.
How often should I clean the litter box?
Scoop waste daily and replace the litter and wash the tray regularly to keep your cat happy to use it.
Key Features of Our Cat Litter Box
Less mess
Enclosed and top-entry designs keep litter in the box.
Self-cleaning option
Electric self-cleaning box for less daily scooping.
Space-saving shapes
Corner trays and storage compartment designs.
Scoopers included
Many trays come with an integrated or included scooper.
Privacy for cats
Swing doors and fully enclosed toilets for shy cats.
Compare at a Glance
| Litter box | Best for | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Self-cleaning electric box | Busy owners | Automatic waste separation |
| Enclosed, top and front entry | Odour and scatter control | Two entry options |
| Corner tray with scooper | Small spaces | Fits neatly in corners |
| Tray with swing door | Shy cats | Privacy and odour control |
| Tray with stainless steel bottom | Easy hygiene | Durable, easy to clean |
| Tray with storage compartment | Tidy homes | Keeps supplies close |
Cat Litter Boxes: Enclosed, Corner and Self-Cleaning Litter Trays
A clean, comfortable litter box is one of the most important things you can give your cat, and one of the best ways to keep your home smelling fresh. Cats are naturally clean animals and can refuse a tray that is too small, too dirty, too exposed or in the wrong place. Our cat litter box collection includes open trays, corner trays, trays with swing doors, storage and stainless steel features, fully enclosed cat toilets and a self-cleaning electric litter box, so you can find the right solution for your cat and your home.
Self-Cleaning Electric Cat Litter Box
For busy households and multi-cat homes, our Self-Cleaning Electric Cat Litter Box separates waste from clean litter automatically after your cat has used it. It reduces daily scooping, helps keep the litter fresher for longer and is a popular choice for owners who want a cleaner, lower-maintenance routine.
Enclosed Cat Litter Boxes
Enclosed boxes give cats privacy and help contain odours and litter scatter. Choose the Enclosed Cat Litter Box with Top and Front Entry, the Cat Litter Box with Fully Enclosed Cat Toilet or the Fully Enclosed Cat Toilet with Top Exit. Top-entry designs are particularly effective at stopping cats kicking litter onto the floor, and are useful in homes with dogs or toddlers.
Litter Trays with Swing Doors and Removable Tops
The Cat Litter Tray with Swing Door and the Litter Tray with Removable Top and Scooper offer a balance between privacy and easy access. Removable tops make cleaning quick and simple.
Corner and Space-Saving Trays
The Corner Cat Litter Tray with Integrated Scooper fits neatly into the corner of a bathroom or utility room, making the most of small spaces.
Practical Open Trays
Open trays are easy to clean and suit most cats, especially kittens and older cats that prefer easy access. Our Cat Litter Tray in a Variety of Colours, the Tray with Storage Compartment and the Tray with Stainless Steel Bottom Tray combine practicality with durable, hygienic materials.
How to Choose the Right Litter Box
- Size: the tray should be about one and a half times your cat’s length.
- Access: kittens and senior cats need low sides; top-entry suits agile adult cats.
- Odour control: enclosed boxes help in smaller homes and flats.
- Time: a self-cleaning box saves daily scooping.
- Space: corner trays fit where standard trays will not.
Litter Box Tips from Cat Owners
- Provide one litter box per cat, plus one extra.
- Place boxes in quiet, easy-to-reach spots, away from food and water.
- Scoop at least once a day and fully change the litter regularly.
- Wash the tray with mild, unscented cleaner; strong smells can put cats off.
- If you change the type of box, keep the old one available for a few days while your cat adjusts.
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