Wonderful product very well made

You will never know you have a cat in your house. I bought this because my dog was getting into my cats litter. This keeps the smell at bay, and also a perfect size for the cat. Easily comes apart for easy clean up as well.

Got this for a kitten the Cat Distribution Network brought to my door. Works well for kittens. My adult cats use it too, but it is pretty small for them. They each have their own box, so they must like it. It may not work for a picky cat, but works for mine.

Big boxes. Fits my fat cats well if I keep the flap off. Clasps work well and very little litter ends up leaving the boxes.

I bought two of these to replace a couple others that looked almost identical. Unfortunately, they are a bit smaller than my old ones and my large cats aren't comfortable using them. Also there are no anti-skid rubber feet on the bottom, so when I try to scoop the litter out, the litter boxe move around on my carpet. The sides are a bit flimsy and the four snap closures that hold the sides together don't secure well. I would not want to pick this up by the handle when it has litter in it--I'd be concerned it might come apart and spill everywhere. I do appreciate that it is all enclosed (although I took the door off), which helps with keeping the odor contained. My smaller cat that uses it also sprays a bit, so the high wall helps keep his urine contained. All in all, it is fairly decent, but smaller than expected and not as sturdy as my old one.

I recently purchased the Van Ness Pets Odor Control Large Enclosed Cat Litter Box, and overall, I'm quite satisfied with my purchase. Here are some key points based on my experience:Pros:Odor Control: The enclosed design significantly reduces the spread of litter box odors, making the room feel much fresher.Size: The large size is perfect for my cat, providing enough space for comfort and easy movement.Easy to Clean: The detachable top and smooth surfaces make cleaning the litter box a breeze. The hinged door also helps keep the litter inside while still allowing easy access.Price: At $10.79, it offers great value for money compared to other enclosed litter boxes.Cons:Material: The plastic could be a bit sturdier. It feels a bit flimsy, especially when removing the top for cleaning.Door Design: The door flap sometimes gets stuck, which can be frustrating for my cat.Overall, this litter box meets my needs well, especially in terms of odor control and ease of cleaning. If the material were a bit more durable and the door design improved, it would be perfect. I would recommend this product to other cat owners looking for an affordable and effective solution for litter box odor control.

The Van Ness Cat litter box arrived fast! This Cat box hit all my check boxes for a litter box. It is well made, durable and still light weight. It comes with the bottom portion turned upside down inside of the top and is super easy to assemble. I took the sticker off the flap at the front and had to re-attach it, which was also super easy. I like that it has a filter that helps eliminate odor, and that its fully enclosed, both for privacy for my cat and for my bathroom. It's nice not actually seeing the cat litter exposed. It also helps with the usual litter spillage that I had from my previous litter box.My cat is still just a kitten, and was able to get in and out easily. It's also large and sturdy enough to take him well into adulthood. Also the material seems very easy to clean.Even though it is very durable, it is lightweight and once you clamp down the 4 clamps (2 on either side) you can carry it with the handle.Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase and highly recommend this product.

This box is just the right size for my two-cat home. Almost identical to the one I had before. BUT the clips that hold the top to the bottom are about half the size of the ones on the former one. Do not trust them to lift/move the box. They don't hold well, if at all. Other than that, nice size, nice depth, can put in a good amount of litter.

Tengo tres Gatos, los cuales 2 son machos de tamaño grande, y una Hembra de tamaño medio, al verlos entrar y salir del arenero me di cuenta de la calidad y tamaño perfecto que tiene parea hacer sus necesidades. Llego completo, sin ningún daño.Para evitar problemas al retirar la calcomanía de la puerta de acceso al arenero, te recomiendo usar una secadora de pelo para poder quitarlo de una sola pieza y sin rayar el plástico. Realmente cuando lo calientas con la secadora, se desprende casi por si solo.

Resumen: A mi gato le encanta. Tardó 1 día en acostumbrarse a la puertita y ahora usa su caja sin ninguna complicación. Cumple su función mejor de lo que esperaba. La complementé con arena de buena calidad y un spray de olores y han sido la combinación perfecta para un baño de gatito sin olores ni escenas de baño cuando llegan invitados.Pros:- Es una caja que puedo colocar lejos y nunca esta expuesta la suciedad en el entorno de mi casa. Yo la coloque junto al lavamanos en mi baño.-Guarda muy bien los olores. La limpio a diario o cada 2 días por que no me gusta que huela, pero como le cabe bastante arena, eso ayuda a que mi gatito pueda enterrar sus heces mas fácilmente.- El material es muy resistente y fácil de limpiar.- Yo utilizo esta caja con arena con absorción de olores y compre un spray que ayuda también a mitigar los olores en la arena. Juntos han sido la combinación perfecta para no tener olores en absoluto, que es lo que yo buscaba.Contras:- Para limpiar hay que desabrochar 4 clips y quitar la tapa superior. No es en realidad mucho problema pero si tienes problemas de espalda , puede tal vez ser incomodo.- La puertita siempre se caía cuando la usaba mi gato grande. No se si era por que salia muy rápido o si el tamaño tenia que ver. Me desagrada esto por que para volver a ponerla tenia que meter la mano a la caja sucia o destapar la caja sucia y ponerla de nuevo. Con mi gato mediano no he tenido este problema.- Le cabe bastante arena. Si eres como yo y te gusta cambiarla completa regularmente entonces considera que cada cambio requieres mayor arena que la charola común. Aun asi, por el hecho de que funciona tan bien y mi gato le ha encantado, creo que no me molesta en lo absoluto.

I have the blue one of these that i bought elsewhere a few years ago and i wanted another one to replace a litter box without lid. The cat that uses the regular non-lidded box likes to play in the litter and make a huge mess. I swear to you she throws it in the air and then tries to catch it or hit it with her paws! Well, ive had enough of that and decided to add another lidded and get rid of the open so i ordered another one here at Amazon.I received a nice cream colored one instead of the blue. That was fine with me because i really do not care about the color and i actually think it looks nicer than another blue one... the cream color blends into the room more and doesnt "stick out" as much as the blue one does. I am tempted to order another one and see if i get another cream one and then get rid of the old blue one.I like these litter boxes because they contain the sight and the smells, and they prevent *most* of the litter from tracking.I do take the flap door off though. Its snaps right on and off. The oldest cat never liked it on and i just took it off the new one too because the younger cat is used to seeing the other one without it. The box still provides odor and tracking control just fine without the flap and the mess inside is still hidden since its domed and framed in the front.Also, theres a huge sticker on the front of the flap and you have to soak and scrub it to get it off. It covers pretty much the whole flap and does not peel off nicely at all. It shreds and tears and leaves the white paper residue and nasty mess behind in the areas where you can get it peeled some. So, it would def need soaked and scrubbed.If you dont mind the sticker, i guess its no big deal, but if you would want it off be prepared for the extra steps to do so.The latches on the sides are secure. You can lift and carry or move the box around as needed by the top handle and it wont break or pop open.The foam thing thats supposed to be an odor filter is more of a gimmick i think. It is just foam, not charcoal.. the charcoal ones do provide odor control. It slides in to the vented slot on top and if you took it out and covered the slot with anything else, i think you would have the same odor control simply because the vents are blocked. If nothing is in there then odors are gonna escape. The nice thing about the foam though is that it does allow for some ventilation which i think is necessary and i am sure the cats appreciate it, too.I would absolutely buy this same brand and style again whenever i need another box. My first one was bought about 15 years ago for a cat that has now passed. That one was thrown away when he passed. Then i rescued our senior cat and bought her one about 6 years ago. Our youngest cat is just about a year old now, rescued and was bottle fed and is now happy and healthy... an ornery.. so, this one for her is our third and i would not hesitate to buy another.

This litterbox is an excellent size. It's not unusually tall in my experience, in spite of what other reviewers say, coming up below knee level on me (I'm 5ft 9in = 175cm). The pan is just a bit deeper than the average box. Our cat is petite (4kg), 7 years old, and still has absolutely no trouble climbing into the box. It would be a tricky climb for a kitten, but you should always use a smaller tray with kittens. The high tray is actually very helpful; if a covered litterbox has a shallow pan, then cats (especially male cats) may relieve themselves too close to the side and you'll get dripping down the outside. Not with this litterbox -- the tall prevents that.The door is excellent because it completely covers the opening (which helps to prevent smell), swings very freely in both directions so that it's easy for my cat use, and it's firmly attached. Other swinging-door litterboxes tend to fall off over time, which is annoying. This one doesn't do that. It's very well-attached.The plastic is nice and sturdy, not flimsy. The top snaps securely into place, and has an air filter on top that really helps prevent smell, while still allowing a little air flow for the cat. We clean the litterbox once a day, and never notice any serious odor. Ours shipped with the top the same color as the bottom (blue), and it has a nice sleek look to it.If you've never used a covered litterbox before, you'll love it. It really reduces mess and smell, and a lot of cats prefer the privacy. If your cat has never used one, here's how you teach them to use it. (1) Show the cat the litterbox without the cover, and let them use it a day or two, cleaning as normal. (2) Once your cat is used to the uncovered tray, wait for a time that the litterbox is dirty, and put the cover on without the door attached. It's important that the pan is dirty when the cover first goes on, so that your cat can smell their own scent inside and feel comfortable. (3) After your cat has gotten used to using the litterbox without the door, attach the door (again with the litterbox dirty). Back up a step or two if needed and try again for nervous cats.Always make sure your litterbox is in a stress-free environment, so that your cat feels comfortable doing his or her business and isn't tempted to soil. Especially keep dogs and other stressors away when your cat is learning to use her covered box.

We have a kitten that loves to flick its litter everywhere. With this, it can flick to its hearts content, and we can hear him inside, flicking, and everyone is happy.He has no problem getting in or out.It is big, but works for us.