Modern Cat Litter Box - Slope Style Purple

I don't do reviews often, but rely on them heavily when I purchase something. I feel compelled now to do so. I have 5 cats and I have been looking for a long time for new litter boxes. I can't believe how awesome these are. The walls are high and the box large enough for my big cats, which was exactly what I needed. It is easy to clean and it looks so cool. I couldn't be happier, really. The cats seem to like them too. Cats are creatures of habit, they sometimes need a little time to adjust to new things and luckily mine adjusted quickly. These may seem a bit expensive, but if you are looking for something stylish and have high aimers this is the box to get. Remember, the box itself is the litter box, so all you have to do is add litter, it doesn't really get much easier. One last thing, it is very well made. Hope this was helpful. :)

It works! My cat has not been able to spray urine outside this box.It's very well made. It's large and heavy and becomes heavier when you fill it with litter. I agree with the other reviewer-it's difficult to clean and especially hard to empty and wash out. For now, I'm washing it out in the backyard with the hose. Not sure what I'll do when the weather gets cold or if I'll buy another one.

For as expensive as this is, I don’t find it is that much better than the litter boxes I have been using. Ok it looks cool but my cats won’t use it with the top on, so that’s useless. Plus it’s very heavy. Go with something else less expensive. Not worth the money.

I have two very unique cats with unique problems. One geriatric old gal whose bones aren't treating her like the used to, and due to a high fat diet (for her kidney failure), has the stinkiest poops ever. And one young male who is super tall and lanky, and enjoys peeing all over the sides of litter boxes. The female cat is able to get in/out easily and had no problems adjusting to the new box. We used to be able to tell when she pooped from all the way across the house; now you can only smell it when you're in close proximity to the box. The fact that my whole house doesn't smell like cat poop any more is incredible--well worth the price to have my sanity and olfactory system not constantly overwhelmed. For the male cat, he actually fits in the box (some he is too tall for). He didn't have any problems adjusting either. No longer is there a faint pee smell coming from the box--I wipe it out with an unscented Clorox wipe once a week and the smell is non-existent. Not only does it smell better, but he is more communal with the box now. With all his own pee stink around him, he used to hide and try to attack the other cat when she came to use it. Now that it doesn't have his stank around all the time, he has stopped guarding all together. This box is the friggen best and I'm so happy to have bought it. It is super sturdy and I don't have to worry about it cracking like some of my old plastic ones would. Oh, and my poop-eating dog cannot fit in to it, so its a win-win-win all around. I'm thinking about getting a second one for a cozy little house for them, since they both like hanging out on top of it so much.

The slope is an issue for me as one cat pees up and then the urine seeps down and out the side. I’m using a pee pad on top prior to closing. The plastic is excellent.. doesn’t retain smell or scratch like the planter box.

DO NOT BUY THIS!! I never write reviews but was compelled to as this litter box is the worst purchase I have ever made on Amazon. It weighs at least 13 pounds, and this is WITHOUT the litter. Takes an army to clean it. So heavy! The thing is so big and so cumbersome that you need to put in a ton of litter just to cover the base and to to keep out the smell. Honestly,for the price it's way more of a hindrance than anything worthwhile. I'm so disappointed.

I was super nervous about buying an expensive cat box ... but I'm really glad I did.I live in a smallish Brooklyn apartment and the only options for the cat box are also living spaces. I used to have one of those cabinets that hold a cat box and honestly it was just ugly. The intent was to hide the box but instead I had an ugly piece of cheap looking particle board furniture that stuck out like a sore thumb in my apartment. Pyewacket (the true owner of this box) would also kick so much litter out of the box that not only did I have to pull out the box to scoop, clean, and refill it but also had to get on my hands and knees to reclaim all the litter that was displaced and remained in the cabinet.The Kitangle however is all self contained. It holds A LOT more litter than a traditional box but it seems to remain cleaner longer (likely because most of it remains in the box instead of scattered around). I chose the angled version so I could push it up against a wall under a window near where I keep recycling and trash bins. It has a vaguely utilitarian look to it so it doesn't quite read as a cat box but rather just any other cleaning storage or something. It just blends in better than something pretending to be real furniture. Plus without the extra build up around the usable area of the box it takes up less space than my last one while giving the cat more space to do his thing. It's still new but I'm assuming since it's all one piece it will hold up a lot better than that particle board cabinet did too.It does still needs some kind of a mat at the entrance though ... well at least for Pyewacket who is an aggressive litter kicker.

I was skeptical about spending so much for a toilet for my cat, but I couldn't resist the appeal of a large hooded PURPLE litterbox. I am not disappointed. I find the stink is less because there's no seam for urine to settle into and the bottom/sides are so smooth that scooping is a breeze- there's no residue at the bottom that gets "caked on" in a gross way. I like that there's plenty of room inside for my cat to "do her thang" but it still doesn't take up a ton of floor space and it looks GOOD.