Petmate Arm & Hammer Large Sifting Litter Box with Microban for Odor Control (Scoop Free Cat or Dog Litter Box Made from Recycled Materials)

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Now that we've covered the advantages and disadvantages, let's take a look at the different factors to consider when trying to find one that's a right fit for your household: Size A sifting litter box can make your job infinitely easier when it comes to cleaning the litter box, but not all sifting litter boxes are created equal. There are many different options to choose from which makes your task tough, but we’ve reviewed some of the most popular models on the market to help you narrow down your choices. Cat owners who are tired of the hassle of scooping the litter box by hand will be glad to know there’s an alternative option – sifting cat litter boxes. Because this litter box comes in two sizes, it’s perfect for larger cats and for multi-cat households. It does a great job of controlling dust and litter odor as well as litter spillage and scatter. It works best with high-quality clumping cat litter or crystal litter. What We Like:

As with any litter box, sifting litter boxes come with a certain learning curve for most cats. You should be patient as your animal adjusts to her new box and be prepared to clean up unexpected accidents from time to time.If you invest in a high-quality cat litter, scooping the box is fairly straightforward and you can reuse the clean litter for another few days at least. That being said, it’s not exactly one of the cleanest jobs on the planet and certainly not one of the most pleasant. In this section, we’ll discuss what makes a good sifting litter box and what you should look for if you continue to shop. Sifting Type Standard Sifting Litter Boxes All this comes with a 2-year guarantee which, of course, you can extend to 4 years for an extra cost. And there is a range of accessories you can buy too.

At 57cm long x 39cm wide x 46.5cm high, it’s big enough for most cats. We tested it with an American Ragdoll who was very happy to use it. When it arrived, our test cat Nico was pretty inquisitive. That said, it did take him a while to get in and use it. We ended up having to take some of his used litter from their normal tray and put it in the PetKit to get him to recognise it as a toilet. We also kept his old litter tray next to it to avoid any accidents.Scooping, cleaning and replacing the litter is surprisingly easy. The lid of the litter box folds out of the way giving you plenty of room to work. Sifting litter boxes, as we've mentioned, can make clean up much easier since the waste will already be separated from the clean litter. The success of this box is really dependent on how well the litter you buy actually self-clumps—otherwise, it can be super frustrating to find little clumps of urine and waste mixed in with the supposedly “clean” litter below the sifting pan.