Does wet litter stick to sides?
1329676
Yes, and no. My cats have sometimes have diarrhea, and while it "sticks" to the sides, it is VERY easy to clean. If it's not caught right away (such as in a case of it happening overnight), I've found that it's still very easy to clean off. I THINK it's due to whatever makes the plastic so smooth...hm...lacking a better word right now...polished??? I would hesitate to use an abrasive cleanser on this litter box for fear it would damage this "polish" and, frankly, I've never needed anything more than dish soap and warm water. Enjoy!
1329677
Not if you use "clumping" litter. We like it b/c it fits perfectly in the corner:)
1329678
Not really. Only if you don't clean it out on a timely manner. It was a worthwhile buy got my needs.
1329679
No not at all....it is very glossy....the only thing that stays on the sides is if they miss the litter and go directly on the side surface but disinfectant wipes have done the trick to clean for me.
1329680
not much, but what might wipes away easily because the sides are very slick.
1735033
No, this disk does not have sticky sides on both sides...only one. The other side is a slick plastic side. I love these disks because they work well for my Garmin. The one I have been using in my Elantra is still firmly stuck to the dashboard. I can't recommend a two sided adhesive alternative because I don't know of any.
1973309
Its about 3 inches wide. I use non clumping litter and it has never been a problem. I dont imagine clumping litter would be an issue either. I am very pleased with my purchase.
995400
No, but it doesn't slip. I anchor it under the litter box, and it works just fine. Really appreciate it.
1429438
We use a parchment paper on the bottom and Pam on the sides and it does not stick. Hope this helps
292784
I see many concerns about high sides and had no idea that so many kitties had such aim issues. This is not an issue for our cat or for any cat we've had, so I purchased this litter pan, which is just a small pan: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000084F39/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 BUT, if high sides are needed, it shouldn't be that much trouble to cut the front side of a high-sided pan down to correspond with the opening of the door of the washroom. A sharp utility knife or utility shears would do the trick. We did, based on other reviews, take the the effort to line the bottom of the washroom with contact paper, and then we placed a waterproof mat over that which we cut to size, so I do think that especially if your cat tends to miss, this is an important step.
627467
Yes it does and I use low disposable paper litter pans so I have the caddy hanging on the edge of a cardboard box where I keep the litter supplies near the litter, very convenient. Best scoop I ever owned.
862531
Yes it does, it seems like it would work with almost any type of litter. I think that litter not scooping well is more a function of the litter than the scoop. If it is good quality clumping litter it will be much easier to remove liquid and solid waste. If it is non clumping or poorly clumping it will be nearly impossible to scoop the soggy mess in the bottom of the pan.
862534
a metal scoop works much better on clumping litter; I use the hanger on the side of my crate to hold my metal scooper.
1748632
The inside (where the litter goes) is smooth. However the bottom on the outside of the container has a raised perimeter and a raised X that goes from corner to corner
1979651
I used one and it held up very well. The litter level is very shallow , but I was surprised that there was no leaks whatsoever. My males pee backwards and I thought for sure it would leak through the back or side walls. But to my surprise.. no leaks anywhere..Hope that helps..I also kept it longer than I should have and added litter a few times before tossing it :) Barbara
1710123
This litter is much bigger than traditional clay litters and tends to expand a bit when cats pee on it, so I wouldn't think it would stick to your cat's paws. My cat is an excessive dig-and-bury type and does throw some litter out of the box when he really gets into digging, but again because it's big, he doesn't usually track it through the house and I can just sweep or vacuum up the area right around his box.
1541906
Hi Kelly - My one cat likes to back up against the side to urinate, and would sometimes overshoot the edge. She still does the same thing and what I noticed is just a little urine on the edge of the box after I take of the lip to scoop. So, I'd say it's contained. The box is the deepest I've ever had and I haven't seen any drips..I completly wash it out every 2 weeks and have not noticed any drips down the outside. I'm pretty happy with it. Sure contains the litter....only a few escape now. It was ridiculous before.
901119
No, it just helps collect the bits of litter, and because it's a rather soft material might smell pretty bad after repeated misses. You could wipe it up occasionally, but it doesn't have a hard, liquid-resistant surface. You're probably looking for something else.
1756405
Front at lowest point is 7" with back and sides at 10". We keep 3-4" of litter and have never had an issue of our rather large cat kicking litter out.
1909863
It has a center piece that will turn over so you can use both sides. My cats LOVE it however you are left with little shreds of cardboard from the scratching frenzy. (Esp. after using the litterbox) sort of like gosh that was great!! Too funny. They last a pretty good while but I have a rescue/shelter so we go thru them about every 6 to 8 weeks. You can also buy refills, but by that time mine are pretty well used and I need to buy the whole unit. Hope that helps!!
989999
Yes. It states on the side it is both septic and sewage safe. I have a septic tank and have been flushing this litter for about 2 years and haven't had a problem.