KittyGoHere Senior Cat Litter Box, Small Litter pan, Open Top Low Entrance Kitty Litter Box, Lightweight Low Entry Litters Box, Durable, Made in USA (Green)

It is wide and has low sides and a lower entrance so it is easier on my arthritic cat. Wider means more space for her to maneuver around and find a good spot to use each time. She seems to kick out less litter. She still gets wee outside the box, but that was a problem with taller sides also.Could not find a litter box liner to fit, but a full size drawstring trash bag is just about the right size when you put it on sideways, just putting the whole box inside it.Edit= It is now maybe 6 months later, and the litter box has worked really well. I do use the drawstring trash bags as liners and it works fine. I would buy this item again.

I love my cat but she is getting pretty old and was starting to go to the bathroom outside her litterbox. When I realized it was because her stuff old joints made the jump up into her old box a pain, I bit the bullet and bought this. We haven’t had ONE issue since! I think she is so happy with how roomy it is and the fact that she can just walk right in without any extra effort. It’s really solid. Don’t get me wrong, I still think it’s overpriced. Especially since you pretty much have to pair it with a huge litter mat and probably some of those adhesive clear plastic splash guards to keep the litter from getting all over your floor (unless your cat is neat as a pin; mine’s not bad but those are a necessity for me with even her reasonable covering efforts to keep her from kicking all the litter out). Despite the maybe unreasonably high price tag for a single piece of plastic, I would buy it again because of how much of a difference it seems to have made for my senior cat.

I have purchased at least 4 of the litter boxes with low height entry for my kitties. This is my go-to product especially as my little ones age and experience challenges.The extremely low entry allows for larger and smaller kitties to maintain their dignity and use a box, even as arthritis makes it harder for them to move around. Normal size boxes have entries that are just too high for the aging to get a step over, resulting in messes the kitties don’t want to be causing. Both my aged main coon, Ozzy and a little lynx point tabby Sugar, experienced these challenges but used this product where no others were a good fit.The wide width and length of the boxes allow for the larger kitties to move freely and have room to scrape and turn. The low height can be a challenge when they can’t squat or angle appropriately, like my tuxedo kitties Romeo and Buttercup. But a little wee wee pad on the wall beside the box solves that problem, while allowing the kitties with mobility issues to be excellent at Catting and scratch up a storm after doing their business.The boxes clean easily, and retain their coating through multiple washes. I only replace them after a rainbow bridge passing, or when a kitty starts showing signs of litter box challenges and it’s time to get them their very own Kitty Go Here.As the rest of my kitty group continues to age, I feel better knowing I have the right product to fit their changing needs. My kitties can age gracefully having your product to help them at this point in their journey

This box is heavy duty, nice and low height, and very wide. Great for a senior, disabled or big cat! I am very happy with it.

I had a custom cabinet built in my laundry with a slide out drawer to fit this exact cat litter pan. Hands down love it for those lazy days i forget to scoop, it doesn't require a jackhammer, pick and an axe to scoop out like some other plastic boxes I've had since one of the cats likes to do his #1 only in one corner. I've had so many diff types of litter pans and litter boxes through the years, hands down this is the best for my cats. It's nice and big, too, but not heavy when I dump everything as mostly all just slides right out. Very easy to clean. My senior cat, who i bought this for, eventually hit the rainbow road but it really helped his last year. The new kitten and Mr. Handsome, kitty #2, use it well so it is not just for senior kitties. It does tend to lose litter that piles up outside the box at that lowered part in the center designed for their entry/exit. Maybe a future design could have an extended lip there that juts out more to capture the messy cats that shovel around a lot of litter doing their bidness.

Wonderful preventative care for my joined at the hip pair of 6 month old sisters, one of which has several fused vertebrae at the base of her tail that limits her ability to raise it past horizon, which in turn creates balance issues. She’s ok, but I noticed she was struggling with balance getting in and out of the deeper box. Especially with the distraction of her sister. This one has been amazing! She can walk right in and doesn’t have to try and continuously steady herself. With luck it will give her many extra years of pain free movement before the inevitable arthritis sets it.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this box (the largest size) for my small dog (7 pounds) a couple weeks ago. The first few days were difficult. I started keeping a close eye on him and, throughout the day, I would randomly lure him in with a treat just to get him used to going in and out of it. I'd praise/treat like crazy everytime he used it, and slowly he started to become more comfortable with it. Now he's a pro! I bought the Tofu flushable litter and cleaning it is so hassle free.We tried a normal litter box before this one and he hated it. The sides were too high, the box was too small, and the texture was very slippery, so he was sliding around awkwardly in it. This litter box has a more textured plastic and lower sides, making it much easier for him to use, and it's plenty big enough for him to spin around in circles before he finally squats. Haha! I also like the colors it comes in. The only con about this box is how pricey it is.Overall, awesome product!Pros:-large-textured plastic-low sides-appealing colorsCons:-expensiveI've seen a person or two mention that they had a hard time getting the clumps unstuck form the bottom of the box. I just turn the pooper scooper over and scrape the clump forward and it releases easily.