IRIS USA Top Entry Cat Litter Box with Scoop - Medium Size Review

I love the look of this tray! Zooey went in right after I installed it. So the transition will be very easy. I have a medium size for my 11lb 1 year old cat. She seems to fit in well. This box fits very well in our small space. The video shows her getting in and out. I give four stars because the measurement is very small, I just threw it away. I would recommend 10/10 though!

Appearance: A+ - if you don't know it's a tray, you don't know it's a tray. Ability to minimize throwing radius :D - My cats jump up after they're done, then jump right where they want to go without taking a single step to wipe their paws. Even if it is directed downwards, they easily clean the mat. Garbage everywhere. Odor Control: Q - My boys don't cover their poo and it doesn't eliminate the odor at all. B. Everything. Ease of use: A+ -- The top is easy to remove and reattach. Cat…

After reading the great reviews I thought this would be great for our tiny house and a great way to keep our tiny little dogs out of the litter box. It's aesthetically pleasing, looks very easy to care for, and is big enough to keep an elderly pug and old blind spitz away from their favorite snack. Or it would if the cat ever actually ate it. He walked on top of him, around him, behind him, even tried to get under him. but wouldn't do it. I have done all things. put him in, put some of his poop

We bought the large version a few months ago and loved it so much we decided to buy another one! These bowls are perfect for 4/5 of our cats, they help keep the litter in the bowl and keep the smell in better than open top bowls, not to mention they look very stylish and modern for a litter box. Bastion (the black and white boy pictured by the model in front of the boxes) is a bit big for him because he's a fat man, but the rest of our non-dieting cats love him. The medium is a smaller size…

Overall this is a great product that meets my needs as a pissing cat owner. She can use the box without urinating outside, which was a big problem with her previous two-piece bowl. I don't use a lid, mainly because she's an adult cat who has an aversion to space and can't get into a small opening, and also because I clean her several times a day and it's much easier to go without. you have to remove the cover. While it fits perfectly in my tiny space (see photo of the box in a narrow corner…

We have a rather small cat - he is active, he is about 4 years old and smaller than an adult cat. We bought a large box and were so surprised how big it really was once in the bathroom (I know we should have known based on the dimensions BUT us dummies didn't). The box didn't fit under our floating sink when it hit one of the pipes and we couldn't get it all the way in. We liked the way it looked so we ordered a medium and hoped for the best. It's about half the size of the big one - it fit…

At first I was definitely skeptical that my 10 week old kitten would understand how to use it. I was advised to wait a few months and bring it with the old tray. That was the wrong advice. My vet told me we could do it sooner just to toss the dirty old litter from her previous box into the new box. So after bringing her home for a week and cleaning the floor every day, I figured we'd give it a try. She was definitely a little nervous at first, I let her sniff and get comfortable, then put her…