Hooded litter trays - any good?

nickj_2

i got one for our cat, showed her how to use it and she's had no problems
i got a smell nuetralizer from pets at home which prevents it from getting too smelly

Dazedandconfused

I have two huge ginger boys and I have one covered and one uncovered. They both prefer uncovered but that's because if they are doing a number 2 they like to sit really straight and the lid of the covered one even though it's a huge tray is a bit too low. I keep meaning to buy some cheap furniture and do a modification like this disguised litter box

http://www.askthecatdoctor.com/images/MPS010-cat-washroom-bench-with-cat.jpg

his_missus

I changed from a normal litter tray to a hooded one with no issues, I didn't even need to take the door off. Make sure it's big enough to allow movement inside - Tikka will go round and round in circles before she does "her stuff".

I guess it's personal to each cat though.

aniahill

I'm sure you already know, but it helps if they need the smell to work out what it's for, so put some of the old used litter into the new one