Covered Cat Litter Box Small

Product Overview

The Covered Cat Litter Box ��� Small is a compact enclosed litter tray designed for small cats and kittens of a suitable size. Its covered structure provides a more private toilet area and helps reduce litter scatter around the box.

It features a semi-transparent front access door, ventilation openings and a matching slotted litter scoop for convenient daily cleaning.

Key Benefits

• Enclosed design provides cats with added privacy
• Helps keep litter scatter contained inside the box
• Compact size suitable for smaller spaces
• Semi-transparent front swing door for easy entry
• Ventilation openings support airflow
• Raised base helps contain litter
  

Product Details

Product Type: Covered Cat Litter Box
Pet Type: Cat
Recommended Size: Small cats and suitably sized kittens
Design: Enclosed
Front Access: Semi-transparent swing door
Included: One covered litter box and one litter scoop
Material: Plastic

Usage Guide

Place the litter box on a stable, dry and easily accessible surface. Add suitable cat litter according to the litter manufacturer���s instructions. Remove solid waste and clumps daily using the included scoop.

Introduce the covered box gradually if your cat has previously used only an open litter tray.

Cleaning and Care

Remove used litter before washing the box. Clean it with pet-safe soap and water, rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry completely before adding fresh litter.

Avoid using strong-smelling cleaning chemicals that may discourage the cat from using the box.>Important Note

Choose a litter box size that allows your cat to enter, turn around and use it comfortably. Confirm the exact dimensions before purchasing for a larger cat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is the litter scoop included?
No,it is not included.

Q2. Is this suitable for large cats?
This is a small-sized litter box.��

Q3. Does it have a front door?
Yes, it has a semi-transparent front access door.

Q4. Does the covered design stop all litter from coming out?
The enclosed structure can help reduce litter scatter, but some litter may still be carried out on the cat���s