Nature's Miracle Advanced High Sided Corner Litter Box (P-5913), Pack of 1

Fellow Maine Coon owners will know what I'm talking about when I say that manufacturers tend to use the words "Large and Extra Large" as descriptions for many pet items, such as litter boxes, beds, cat trees, etc. But they aren't nearly large enough for LARGE cats, such as Maine Coons. Well this one is THE BEST litter box I've seen/found so far and my 8 month old Maine Coon took to it right away! Very roomy for her, she can turn around, she can go to the edge, the walls are high enough for those kitty's that like to cover their mess over and over and over again (making a mess in the process) and it has a little dip in the front/center for easy in and out (not that she needs it, but if you have an older cat maybe?). At any rate, I would not hesitate recommending this litter box to owners of large breed cats! And yes, the stickers are friggin' ANNOYING, but after reading dozens and dozens of reviews regarding the almost impossible job of removing them, I simply didn't bother. The one on the inside bottom is covered in litter anyway. It would have helped if the one on the outside was stuck either under the box or on one of the sides that's against the wall, but it is what it is. Obviously the manufacturer doesn't care, because there have been so many complaints from consumers about it, that they would have, or should have, fixed the problem by now. It simply is what it is. Best sized litter box I've come across and that's really what mattered the most to me!

Me encantan estos areneros ya que son muy grandes ( tengo gatos grandes que luego no caben en los areneros ) y la altura de los mismos evita que haya accidentes o derrames fuera de los mismos. Son los areneros favoritos ya que son muy fáciles de. Limpiar al estar lisos de la parte de la base. Sin embargo estos que pedí traían la estampa de la marca en donde se pone la arena. Fue muy incómodo tener que utilizar thinner para poder despegar la estampa ya que si no lo quitas bien, se pegaría la arena y bueno… al final lo logré pero invertí mucho tiempo en quitar la estampa o pegatinaFuera de eso me encantaron y el precio más

My 7 mos. Kitten is expected to grow into a big cat one day. As he was a new cat, and I was unfamiliar with his litter box habit, I ordered the biggest tallest box , but reasonably not huge. This wasn't necessary as he's not expected to grow huge this year. However, he was a new cat, and there was potential for poor litter habits. I was lucky, my orange tabby is clean and squats low, covers his messes deep into litter. This box encourages those good habits. It allows him room to move around. It allows for deeper level of litter. It allows for quick entry/exit. It allows for easy daily and weekly cleaning. No odor trapping lid- know this if your cat smells dank urine/poo, he will stop using the litter box, i.e.let the litter box breath. Box has high walls for accidental squirts, but high squirters may not be accommodated. The corner fit is perfect for my home, tucked away, four square-foot not necessary , and cat didn't seem confuse. The triangle shape was actually ingenious, as it encourages cat to squat in two areas of box, never the entry either. A covered square box generally encourages only one hover spot in back ( or yikes! Front). The plastic frame is hearty on its own, will take effort to crack.The price is right. The litter box is big. As my cat has good litter habits, and is small this year, I will likely order a smaller box. I am needing to see if this maker provides a smaller option. As categories, I will definitely seek out this larger box. I wholeheartedly recommend it, regardless.Got Tip: replace litter box every 6-12 months as urine and oil essence can build up in plastics. Clean with vinegar rinse, not bleach. If your litter box is always stinky year after year, and/or cat tempted to urinate outside box, try and see if new box is the answer. I also recommend Cat's Pride fragrance free litter. Scents can be overpowering to your little tiger.Update 08/2016Still a great box. I learned that cats are attracted to post-bleach scent. So now I wash my litter boxes with bleach, rinse and dry.TIP to cleaning:Dedicate a mop to litter needs. Buy mop with removable/washable head. I take box outside, spray with jet setting on waterhose, to remove any urine stuck litter chunks. Fill with water, add bleach. Allow to sit 5-10 minutes. Use mop to clean box, allows deep scrub without having your face near box. Once scrubbed, drain and rinse tub. Shake off excess wet, and paper towel dry. Let mop dry outside, toss in wash machine. I do this chore much more often now without grossing out or wondering if fully clean. Cats always happy to sniff result, can't wait to sully/re-scent their box.

This was a bit on the expensive side but it's big and sturdy, my cat has more space which he appreciates. The height and space makes it an easy experience for him and less likely for litter to fall out (though a litter mat is always helpful)

I have two cats, and one is an extraordinary litter flinger. The last box she had was a fairly high-sided store-bought one and she was still able to throw litter several feet across the floor. These boxes have completely resolved that issue. Now the only litter that exits the boxes is whatever is stuck to her feet.These boxes are quite large. But for as imposing as they are, they seem to be just right for my girls. There's plenty of room to move around in and the triangle shape makes the boxes even roomier. The scooped entryway is just low enough for both of my cats to step or hop over (one cat is average size, the other cat is little size) but still high enough to keep everything in. I can see how the height could be a problem for shorter cats or cats with mobility issues, though. Maybe a step or a ramp could help with that. As for the material... the plastic is thin and flexible and I feel the need to handle it carefully when moving it around full of litter. I use lightweight corn litter. I think anything heavier (clay, for instance) could cause the box to crack or snap if handled roughly. But I've had them a month now and scoop twice a day and no cracks or breaks yet. Oh, and the entryway is designed for pouring litter out but I wouldn't recommend it. The plastic is thinnest at the spout and that combined with the plastic's flexibility and heavy litter, it'll probably break.The boxes claim to have a non-stick coating, and they are noticeably smooth to clean and so far there hasn't been any stuck-on residue (again, only a month). I wouldn't use any abrasive cleansers or tools on them. I noticed some reviewers complained about the label placement and I agree. The inside floor of a litter box is a stupid place to put a giant sticker. I was able to peel the labels off very slowly, very carefully before I filled them with litter. But seriously, stupid placement.Overall, though, I am quite happy with these litter boxes and I think my girls actually are, too. And there's no longer cat litter flung five feet across the floor.