I first bought this hooded cat litter tray when I was living on my own in a very small house a couple of years ago, and the only place the cat's litter tray could be placed was in the corner of the living room. I decided that something had to be done because not only did the entire house smell of cat, but also it was very embarrassing if I had a friend round for tea and my cat decided that was the moment to come downstairs and have his daily bowel movement. I trotted off to Pets At Home to find a hooded litter tray which would give the cat more privacy, contain nasty smells and avoid myself and any visitors having to watch him doing his business. A lot of ...  Read the complete review

As an owner of 3 cats I need to have a cat litter tray. My cats have an enclosed back garden but they only get to go into the garden when my husband or myself are at home. This is because 3 years ago I found a very tiny feral kitten at a railway station while waiting for a train. The kitten was very still and lifeless, it was not far from death. I emptied the contents of my handbag into a bin and put the kitten in my handbag. I then got on the train for the 1.5 hr journey home. Throughout the journey I dripped tiny drops of water into the kitten's mouth. As soon as I got off the train and into my car parked at the station I took the kitten straight to ...  Read the complete review

Let me start out this review by explaining about my cat's needs. She is very old and has issues with her back legs due to having metal pins inserted many moons ago following a road accident she had before I re-homed her. The issues with her hind legs mean that she cannot 'step' over things properly, the way that younger, more agile cats could. When it came to researching a new litter tray for her then, I had to make sure that it covered a few criteria; I wanted it to have a hood, thus helping to avoid any loose bits of cat litter (which are treacherous when stood on with bare feet of a morning - ouch!), as well as offering my puss a bit more privacy for ...  Read the complete review

When our old cat litter box finally gave up the ghost after about 10 years I was certain about one thing when buying a new cat litter tray that it would be an enclosed one. The reason for this is I have found this to be the best way to keep down smells and stop bits of cat litter covering the floor. We purchased this cat litter box from Pets at Home this January so we have had it about 9 months now. What is it? *********** This is a covered cat litter box made from plastic it has a coloured base in our case burgundy and a white top piece. The cats get into the cat litter by pushing on the cat flap. The top of the cat litter box has a handle to move ...  Read the complete review