covered cat litter tray

LouBlue

I love my covered cat litter tray...well I don't mean that I use it....:D..but you know what I mean. She only has dried food, so you can't smell anything, you wouldn't know I had a cat 'smell wise'...apart from white hairs in places there shouldn't be white hairs. :rolleyes::D

roguebrogue

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Anyways the Q is, I was considering getting a covered litter tray, I had one before, when I just had the 1 cat, it was from argos (cheap!) and it didn't hold the smell in at all, the filter at the top was ROTTEN, and whenever I opened the box It was like I was being sucker punched with poopys.

Oh dear, the one I've got is from Argos! Worrying! Can't say I've noticed the smells as much as I did when she was using her old tray, but time will tell!

Bit worried now! :rotfl:

Buttonmoons

It's when the filter at the top that supposedly absorbs the smells, gets compacted with poop smells, is when the problem starts. If you buy replacement filters, It would be okay!

rita-rabbit

I have two litter trays for my two (so they are not fighting for dominance/desperate to spend a penny). You can get the filters to buy at pet stores (pets @ home sells two types) or online & when it gets whiffy you know it's time for a change.... (best to buy extra & have one spare so you can just replace it & buy another to have in waiting so to speak). It's FAR less messy or whiffy than an uncovered tray. I used to have one in the corridor opposite the front door & 1 under the bathroom sink - clever creatures used one that one for No2s. Now I have replaced the corridor one with a corner litter tray so they are both inside the bathroom (best place for such things).