Cats are wonderfully clean animals. Their litter habits, on the other hand, can leave your floor feeling like a beach. If you're sweeping up litter every day, the box might be the problem.
Why cats kick litter out
Digging and covering is natural instinct. Enthusiastic diggers, big cats in small boxes, and low sides all mean more litter flying over the edge.
What cats want in a litter box
- Space to turn around comfortably
- Privacy in a calm, low-traffic spot
- Cleanliness: scooped daily, at minimum
- Easy access, especially for kittens and senior cats
Meet the PrivacyGuard Cat Litter Box & Scoop
The PrivacyGuard Cat Litter Box & Scoop is a roomy, semi-enclosed litter box that gives your cat privacy and helps keep litter off your floors. High sides reduce scatter, and it includes a litter scoop. Available in small or big, in three colors.
More tips for a cleaner litter area
- Place a litter mat at the entrance to catch tracked granules.
- Scoop at least once a day.
- Fully change the litter and wash the box regularly.
- Follow the common rule of one box per cat, plus one extra.
- Keep the box away from food and water bowls.
Switching boxes
Some cats are picky about change. Set the new box next to the old one, use the same litter, and remove the old box once your cat is using the new one.
FAQ
Which size should I pick? Your cat should be able to turn around easily inside. For larger cats, go big.
Cleaner floors, happier cat. Shop the PrivacyGuard Litter Box.