(2 pack) Vibrant Life High-Sided Open Cat Litter Box, XL, Green

I had a automatic cleaning litter box but it kept messing up. I was tired of fixing it and worrying while I was away that my baby would not be able to use the restroom. So that led me to going back to regular one and it was a smooth transition. It has tall walls, good size for my 10 pound cat, and easy to clean. Would recommend.

I've been buying something very similar from chain pet stores and they aren't anywhere close to how good this price is. My cats 11lbs and a very long lady and she fits perfect in this - so I'd look for a bigger size depending on your cat. Such a good deal and will be my go to for replacement boxes

My cat is very large, almost 20 pounds and this litter box is perfect for him. He has plenty of room and he spills very little litter on the floor. I consider this an excellent cat box. Also, we use it in our camper as it takes up far less space than his old box.

Perfect for large cats! Roomy and deep so the large cats have room to move around easily in the litter pan with a slightly lower area in the front to allow easy entry and exit. We use pine pellet litter and when it is wet it does not stick to the bottom or sides of pan. Soiled litter slides out easily. And a nice neutral color rather than the usual blue that makes them stand out! This color blends in with home decor!

my cat is taller than the avg feline. I was constantly sweeping around his box but also as he got longer it was harder for him to fit in the average litter box so he would score the occasional" touch down" that landed way over the end zone ( if you get my drift) this box is perfect with its high walls on 3 sides but also low enough at the entrance for a normal sized cat to enter easily. my other cat is smaller but bought one for her too! she was slinging litter over the sides of her box like confetti. she hasn't been able to that any more!

it's a great litter box. my big boy is almost 20lbs and huge and this is large enough for him. i bought one while traveling and used it for about 2 years before i started noticing plastic shreds in the litter from his claws, so i bought another one just like it. i would buy it again for sure

These are pretty good litter boxes. I've tried a few fancier options, but sometimes the answer is to just keep it simple. They're nice and big for my large cats, and tall enough for the one who sometimes would go over the edge with other litter boxes. They do still scatter litter around, but I think the only way to prevent that would be to have covered boxes, and they prefer open ones like this. My one complaint is that the sides of each box have a curvature to them, so when I have two sitting side by side, they don't sit flush with each other and litter gets down in between them. So I constantly have to pick them up to sweep. On the other hand, they're quite lightweight and easy to maneuver as long as you're keeping up on scooping.

My cats and I love it! I have a matt underneath that catches the little (some anyway), but with the high sides, they will most likely go out the shortest side, directing them onto the mat to trap most of the kitty litter caught in their paws. It's a nice size, but not overwhelming to them. It holds a good amount of litter and makes it easy to scoop with the higher sides so there is less spillage.

No assembly required. I have a very large cat and I have continued to buy a larger cat box each time I'm shopping, but I finally found this one and I will never buy a different one again. The size is huge. He fits in it completely. it is very strong plastic. Even the color looks nice. I finally found my dream cat box. lol.

I have a male cat who is pees really high up on the box, so this litter box has gone a long way to solve that problem. Sometimes he does still manage to get some out over the top of the back, but it's not nearly as often or as much as he used to with the shallower boxes. It scoops very easily, but that might be because I use a litter that slides out easily too. I've purchased this particular litter box several times in a row now, as I replace them every few months. I noticed that the walls appear to get slightly thinner(?) with time, not sure if it's from shedding microplastics into the air or what, but as with all plastic litter boxes, you want to replace them frequently anyway because odors do get embedded and that's not good for you and especially not for the cats. Overall, as a mom of two indoor cats, this box is great and meets our needs as long as it is scooped daily (at the very least), and is replaced every 3-4 months.