🐾 Optimal Choice Lucky Champ Litter Pan Review

Bought this because people say it's perfect for older cats with arthritis and limited mobility. My cat has severe arthritis and mobility issues and cannot step over the edges of the box. The measurement they don't give you is that the "shortest" measurement that should help your cat get in and out of the box is still 4 inches. The low tray I already have from Walmart was only $2.99 and was only 3 inches tall. so the new one is worse than the cheap one. **Updated after actually using the box for

I have an elderly cat with arthritis who has had trouble accessing the litter box; and when I bought her a box with low sides, the other two cats just threw litter around. This box has a front entrance low enough that she can get in and out despite her arthritis; and the sides and back are high enough that other cats can't throw out their trash when they dig (and my other two are big diggers). Sometimes other cats throw their litter out the front (low) entrance - but that's not often the case…

In the 11 years that I have had rabbits as pets I have tried many different bowls. I have two 8 pound bunnies and one loves to mess up his litter box for fun and throw litter everywhere. She refuses to use the litter box for her own business, preferring to walk by and poop everywhere. I have two of these, one for each large bun, and they are amazing! They're light enough that I can easily handle them, but heavy enough that even my pesky bun can't pick them up and throw them. Being big enough…

Since having two Persian kittens we've tried 5 different litter systems. Our female didn't bother and adjusted well, but the male was picky and had erratic urination. After watching him closely for a while, I noticed that he seemed to avoid our current Omega Paw crate as he had to climb over the high ledge to get into the crate. He is a very small cat, only a year old now, weighs less than 8 pounds and is about two pounds shorter and slightly smaller than his sister since he was a short man…