Litter Boxes, Litter Scoops & Litter Mats

Litter Box

Imagine having a clean, spacious place for your feline companion—that’s the purpose of this cleaning tool. It holds cat litter and provides your furball with a space to eliminate. Our litter boxes come in various sizes and styles. With their high sides or hoods, they offer a private, hygienic place for your cat to eliminate.

Litter Scoop

When keeping your pet’s litter container spotless, a cat poop scooper is a game-changer. Our kitty litter scoop makes removing clumps and waste from the box a breeze—no more dealing with a dirty, smelly kitty place. With this cleaning essential, rest assured your home stays clean and fresh.

Litter Mat

Litter prints can be a pesky problem, but not anymore! Our litter box mat selection is your home’s first defense against litter particles. They catch litter that may be stuck to your kitty’s paws, keeping your floor spick and span. The best part? They’re easy to clean—just shake or vacuum their surface, and they’re ready for use.

• Variety: Each tool comes in various styles and sizes, allowing you to choose an item that suits your feline best and your home interior.
• Easy Cleaning: Each product in this collection has valuable features that make cleaning a breeze. They are made with easy-to-clean materials and construction, giving you and your pet more time for cuddles and play and less time for cleaning.
• Environmentally Friendly: Not only do we care about your and your pet’s needs, but we also care about the environment. Our litter box, litter box mat, and cat litter scoop are made of eco-friendly materials, making them non-toxic for your beloved feline and the environment.

1. Do litter boxes for cats need liners?
Liners aren’t required, but they can help keep the poop box clean and fresh-smelling. They make it easier to get rid of waste and can help keep the box’s bottom from getting scratched or broken. 

But some cats might not like the feel of liners, and some might tear easily, which could cause leaks and messes. Finally, it’s your choice whether or not to line your cat’s litter box with a newspaper.

2. Can two cats use the same litter box?
It’s up to the cat. Cats can use the same litter box together, but some cats might rather have their own area. Most of the time, you should give them separate litter boxes and an extra one just in case. This way, each cat has enough room to do their business comfortably and stops stress and fights between cats over the waste trunk.

3. Where should I put the litter box for my cat?
The box for your cat’s litter should be put somewhere quiet and away from their food and water bowls. Cats like to be alone, so they might not want to use a cat litter bin that is too open or close to their other supplies. Also, ensure your cat has easy access to it, especially if they are older or have trouble moving around.

4. How do litter boxes work?
Cat litter boxes are made to give your cat a specific place to do their thing. The cat litter in most litter boxes is made of clay or silica crystals that soak up smells and wetness. Cats hide their poop in the cute litter box when they use the container. The waste can then be scooped out and thrown away as needed.

5. How do I teach my cat to use the litter box?
Most cats know how to use it without being told, but it might take some time and care to get them used to a different kitten litter box or type of  litter. 

Put it somewhere quiet and easy for your cat to reach, then show it where it is. Put your cat in the kitten litter box after meals or when they show signs that they need to go to help them learn to use it. 

Make sure the litter box is clean and doesn’t smell bad. Use a type of litter that your cat is used to. Because you use it daily, your cat should learn to use it consistently over time. If things are getting tough, talk to your vet or a professional cat behaviorist for help.

6. What is a cat litter mat?
You can put a cat mat under your cat’s waste box to help catch any litter that gets kicked out. It’s generally made of long-lasting, cleanable materials that can handle frequent use and cleaning.

7. Where should a cat litter mat go?
A cat litter mat should go right under your cat’s litter trunk. Make sure it is big enough to catch any litter that gets kicked out of the box. You can also put the mat in front of the box to give your cat more space to walk and to help catch any litter that gets out.

8. How do I clean a litter mat for cats?
Most cat litter mats can be cleaned with water and light soap. Rinse it in the sink or outside with a hose. Then, use a soft brush or cloth to remove any dirt that won’t come off. Before you use the mat again, rinse it well to get rid of any soap residue, and then let it dry thoroughly in the air.

9. Which cat litter mat is the best?
It’s crucial to find a kitty litter mat that is soft on your cat’s paws, good at catching litter, and simple to clean. Get a waterproof mat to protect your floors and let any waste out of your cat’s foot pads. 

Avoid mats that are too rough or hard; they might annoy your cat and make it do crazy things that they will stay out of them at all costs. The mat should be soft and of good quality to help your cat use the litter box and keep your floors clean.