Cats Desire - 10 Trays, Disposable Litter Boxes for Cats Large No Plastic Cat Litter Box - USA, 19L x17W x 8.5"H tray 17 Inches Tall Enclosed Litter Box Sassy Cat uses14 years. Upgrade 200lb Material.

These are a life saver for our multi-cat household where cleaning the litter boxes is everyone's least favorite chore. We live in Indiana where winter is often 5 months of the year and hosing down the litter boxes between litter changes is difficult and impractical when it's cold. We switched to these disposable boxes about 18 months ago and I could not be happier. We pitch them about every 3 weeks (I try to write on the cardboard the date to dispose when I put a fresh one out so I remember). These are large, which is super important for us with a mega-chonk cat who seemed to always be too large for standard boxes. The sides are high enough to minimize litter getting out of the box. As long as you scoop the litter daily, and top off the litter when it gets low (keep 3-4' deep at all times), the cat urine doesn't soak into the cardboard. Guests tell us they never smell our litter boxes. These are easy to assemble and reasonably priced for the convenience they offer.

I used to use a subscription service, but the prices kept going up and up. I stumbled upon these boxes on Amazon and haven't looked back. The size is great, I have a medium and a, ahem, sturdy cat that have no trouble using these boxes.They are deep, which I like for the litter retention, however, there is a panel that can be removed in the front for those kitties who need some help getting in.They work great in small spaces and have been leak proof. I love the convenience of being able to fold them up and dispose of them when it is time for a new box.With 10 boxes in a case the $50 price point makes this a great value for my family. I am so glad that I found this product!

The media could not be loaded. These were recommended by veterinarian and Feline Behaviorist for setting up a temporary litter “cafeteria” to try five or six different UNSCENTED scoopable clumping litters.They lasted two weeks. No need to pop out the side “door” for the cats /kittens. They can hop right over. The waxed interior is great for keeping it from getting mushy or icky. Stayed clean. When we were done, we unfolded the boxes and in recycle they went.

I have been using these disposable litter trays for more three years. My one big cat has no issues with them. The amount of time and energy they save me is wonderful. I initially got them when my back was bothering me and have not used a plastic tray since.They store flat and are very easy to assemble.They hold up to urine and all the scratching that kitties love to do. My cat, Gracie agrees.

UPDATE: thank you thank you thank you for allowing an option to not have that big opening in the front of the box. I upgraded my review from 4 to 5 stars now. I’m still a huge fan of these litter boxes and one tip I might add is to add about half a cup of baking soda to the bottom of the litter box before you put your litter in and it helps control others and also absorb more urine so it doesn’t soak into the cardboard.I have 5 cats and let's be realistic I don't scoop the litter boxes daily. Matter of fact I probably scoop once a week. I sit out three of these in the basement and one upstairs. They are a lifesaver for me because sometimes I just throw the whole thing away and get a new one or if the litter is not too saturated I scoop. I have left urine and feces in these boxes for about a week with no leaking. After I scooped the Box I was able to reuse it. I find these boxes to be very sturdy carrying approximately 10 to 15 pounds of litter up the stairs and to the trash can. The only reason I did not give it five stars is because I'm not 100% satisfied with the design of the box. They leave out a rather large opening in the front so the cat can jump in, but all this does is allow my cat's to kick litter out all over the floor. If they wouldn't put that big opening in the front of the box I would give it a hundred percent five stars. I usually just cover the opening with a piece of cardboard that I cut off of another box. I hope the company is reading this because really you should not put that big Gap in front. Most cats just jump into the box they don't need a doorway. Lol. I might add that I used very good litter which is Dr Elsie's. It's very absorbable, clumping, controls odor, and does not have much dust to fly up when filling the litter boxes or when scooping.