The door is double-hinged, which allows access from both the front and the top when the door is fully opened, making it easy to reach in with a litter scoop. It’s also large enough for even the biggest cats to get through. “The front door does a really good job at keeping the litter in when my cat is kicking it up so high,” our tester said.įeaturing a clear plastic “door” over the opening, cats can easily nudge it open for interior access, while the 10.4 x 9.6 opening provides a decent amount of visibility-cats love to be able to observe their surroundings. The Catit Hooded Litter Box combines a large, 22.4 by 19.7 inch footprint-providing enough space for a multiple cat load of litter-with a thoughtful door design that allows for odor containment and easy access.

Some cats won’t use litter boxes that are too enclosed They’ve been providing regular feedback since, updating us every few months on how the litter box is working for their cats.Īfter all the results were in, our favorite litter box for multiple cats is the Catit Jumbo Hooded Cat Litter Pan, which has an easily accessible opening that effectively tamps down odors, a roomy footprint, and a leak-proof design. We then shipped out our favorite litter boxes for long-term, at-home testing with our tester’s cats. Our testers rated each litter box in multiple categories, including ease of cleaning, mess prevention, and design. We purchased and tested 20 different litter boxes in our New York lab, looking especially for litter boxes that provide more than 400 inches of potty space. But if your cats are willing to share, there are litter boxes that combine easy cleaning, spacious dimensions, and thoughtful design features that can help keep the peace in a multi-cat household. Cats can be finicky and territorial, which sometimes means that multiple cats in the same house will need multiple litter boxes.

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