🐈 Van Ness CP4 Large Framed Cat Pan: Colorful and Spacious Litter Box for Your Feline Companion Review

You get what you pay for. After 1 day of use, a good 1/4 of the filling was still outside of the box. I suggest spending a little more money on a box with taller sides so you don't have a big mess to clean up. I have 2 high wall boxes but needed an extra one when I was away for a long weekend and unfortunately the ones I bought are no longer made so I figured that would be enough. Unfortunately, it was just a huge waste of money

Bought for Misty the cat. You know, a rescue cat that allows me and my wife to live with her! We bought this to reduce mess on the floor where we had problems with the shallow open drawer. Works well! There are still a few crumbs of that general junk on the floor, but nothing a whisk and small shovel can handle. I only have a poop scoop and a small whisk and shovel by the box. When "cleaning” I simply sweep the floor in the immediate vicinity.

This bowl is up to the task at hand (collecting cat feces and urine). I bought it to replace an identical one that had been in use for six years with no problems. My only complaint is that the box shown on the Revain is blue, which is what I expected. I'm ashamed I didn't read all the fine print up to the part where it says "different colors". While some people might be interested in lazy lime green, I'm not and that's what I got. I'll live with that, but be careful with buyers; Obviously…

We bought a large box at the local pet store but our cat was throwing trash everywhere. So we went in search of a large lip box. It was so hard to find which is why we were so excited when we stumbled across this box! 19" x 15.13" sounded perfect! It was almost the same size as our giant! We had company this weekend so I ordered it with fast delivery within two days so I can put it back in place and clean up. Unfortunately, the box we found was MUCH smaller than we expected (see attached…

While the overall height is decent, the portion of the pan that contains the filler is fairly flat. I like to crumple the litter about 3 inches deep so the urine has time to thicken before it hits the bottom, and this pan is way too shallow. I found myself scraping the bottom and sides, picking off all sorts of little bits that were too small for a shovel. does increase the likelihood of the "thing" getting in the crate, but I also found it gets in the way when shoveling Plus, I have two cats…