Review on AnRui Sitting Litter Plastic Removable by April Jones

I used a separate bedside toilet with a plastic bag and 1/4 cup of water. pine pellet filler every day to control odor. The minimum size was 17 inches and my aging 12 year old cat seemed to struggle to keep the sphincter tight enough to continue using it. I thought this would be the perfect solution. It didn't work for my cat. She was used to sitting on her back at the turn (the 10 or 11 o'clock position instead of the 12 or 6 o'clock position) so she tried, but her butt was too far back where she was partly dripped into the green pool and left a trace in the shell. I think this is best for potty training a kitten or just getting to know a younger cat. The pool should have less slope as it takes up a lot of space. I would have preferred if the basin itself could be removed for cleaning. The bottom is glittery for convenience. Easy to clean, however the insides are not shiny so cleaning takes more effort than expected. The tray is easy to clean. All of this is not something to put in the sink to clean. It is best to wash it inside out, as the holes in the shell are too small for even your little finger to fit through. h clean. If a coral reef wants to stick its head out to "prepare" the litter, an adult cat can get angry. If the cat just wants to "prepare" the litter with its paw, then the cat can do that. If I have storage space, I keep it in case I babysit or somehow get a kitten. Otherwise it may need to be returned.