Review on 🐱 Round Top Entry Cat Litter Box by IRIS USA by Lisa Montgomery

Apparently one of my cats loves to dig around in a box for nice, hard, litter-covered poop and smack it like he's the next Neymar. 3 inches to his left were all the toys I just bought piled up and forgotten. Then there's another cat that thinks it has to dig in China every time it enters or exits the tray and scatters. trash on the floor and then walks away like she has no idea what just happened and looks just as surprised and shocked as me. I've tried high-rise boxes. It does not work. "Didn't work. The only thing protecting it was just a few balls of debris that weren't thrown hard enough to go through a small wall. , then pick it up and dump it in the bin at the top fall. Ha! Oooooh. Yes, no. Then I stumble across this box. Well, more of an oval shape, but you know what I mean. The lid is open at one end and has holes at the other for dirt to collect I can get stuck on my paws to get back in the bowl.The latch on the lid works great.I haven't had any problems.I ordered a large one because mine, which thinks digging is a fun sport, is about 15 pounds and wouldn't fit in a smaller box, well, oval They say to encourage your cat(s) to use the new box, set it aside and let them inspect it, then move it to the tray area, add a tray add and then remove the tray.A few days e later pick up another Yes, no, I took their old boxes ki and replaced them with these with fresh linens. My poop-playing master no longer plays with poop. He can't get her out. sorry buddy The walls are too high. My excavator can no longer spread rubbish. clean them off!t#h. They are oval in shape and therefore somewhat difficult to reach. However, I'd rather fight it than have trash-covered poop flying all over my house or have trash on my floor.