Arm and Hammer Small Cat Pan/Litter Box in Pearl Ash Blue – Optimize Your Search Review

The dimensions say 14.3 x 11 x 4 inches but I can't even fit an 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of paper. This is ridiculously small and unacceptable for my cats. I don't read sizing for nothing, but sizing lies are misleading and wrong. I even measured, at best 8"x12"x4"

Perfect size for my little 6 week old kitten named Ghost. He can easily get in and out of it and doesn't seem intimidated by the subject. Recommend this to kitten owners when looking for their first litter box until you're ready to buy a nicer one.

Nice and thick in construction and it's really VERY small - but it's just what I was looking for to have a second small box for my senior cat who has trouble getting into a taller tray. This worked great! I personally use a liner for this, but I'm impressed with how durable it is.

I think I got the measurements wrong so it's not the product but this tray is too small for my little Holland Lop. She climbs in and has no space and to change her box/add hay she has to be changed every day which is annoying and a waste of bedding (and hay!). Will have to buy a size larger. If you are looking for a litter box for your rabbits, try the Jumbo Arm & Hammer litter box.

This litter is ideal for kittens and/or cats in cages. I often take cats to the local shelter and some of them have bad attitudes so they stay in a cage (for safety reasons) until they are socialized. Some are sick and need medication and frequent toilet changes. These bowls are not too big and not too small. The plastic was easy to clean and stayed shiny - like it had some kind of coating. I bought three, should have bought a dozen! Good price! They look exactly like the picture and have a…

It's sturdy but small (as advertised!) so don't expect it to be more than 3-4 months old. Our kitten is 3 months old and we will put him in a big box. But it was great when he settled into our kennel. High sides are good, but no, they don't stop the kitten from scattering litter. No box without a lid will fit when you have an excavator like ours. The drawer has a pretty ridiculous garbage fill line (very high). If you've filled in to this line, the "high" sides become moot. We do not do that…

We have kittens every year. This year we had 2 sets! Not of their own accord, but because people don't want to spay or neuter their cats and then many leave and leave their animals behind. The homeless actually carry their cubs to our home (we've seen them on surveillance cameras). It got to the point where we installed a permanent cage in our home to take care of them (and their mothers if we can catch them) until they are old enough to find a new home. Our cats use Breeze litter but the boxes

I got 1 for my rabbit and I liked it so much I got the 2nd. Not only is it often used in a cage, but the tray also fits in a pet bag. . It is also great for traveling and I now use it as an excellent alternative to pee pads when travelling. My bag is so old I can't tell what size it is. However, I can say that the main rectangular interior area (ie not counting the small, narrow entrance behind the door, just the main pet area) is about 8.5 inches wide and just under 16 inches long, and that…