Hi Guys,

Can anyone recommend a good high backed and enclosed litter tray to buy? I've got myself a new kitty and she has a habit of peeing against the back wall of the tray, which then seeps into the join, flows around the edge and then out the side onto the floor :/

I was just browsing through Zooplus (my new shopping addiction) and saw this! Trixie Cleany Litter Box - Extra Deep at zooplus

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thanks, but I was hoping for one with a cover. I'll keep looking

I have been reading the information on Catinfo.org and thy recommend an open litter box. I was given a deep storage box from the previous owner, but did think about a covered box, I then just bought an open tray from P@H. I am thinking it is a little shallow, so one a bit deeper might be better.

Great Deals on Litter Boxes & Cat Supplies at zooplus: Cat House Toilet - Jumbo
Covered Litter Boxes: great selection at zooplus: Cat Toilet Cabrio (I have this one and it is deeper than it looks)
Great deals on cat litter trays and accessories at zooplus: Ferplast Cat Litter Box Genica
Great deals on cat litter trays and accessories at zooplus: CatIt Cat Litter Tray
ModKat Cat Litter Box at zooplus
Great deals on cat litter boxes and kitty litter at zooplus: Filters for Marchioro Cat Toilet Bill

will that do you?

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I recommend the Modkat (link in Spid's post)

My cats and I like the Modkat so much, I bought a second one a couple of weeks after having the first one and think I'll have to have a third one as I don't like having an odd tray; I want them all to match

O/H thinks I'm crazy spending £300 on litter trays

I have a 'Cabrio' as linked in spid's post. It is fairly deep, and the hinged front makes it very easy to clean. The hinged front can also be left up giving an open box at the front (which is what I did initially to get the kittens used to it).

I have a Van Ness XL from Pet planet. It is covered and deep. I got itwhen the regular sized covered litter became too small for my cat.

I like the look of the modcat - but isn't it a bit enclosed? I doubt my huge BSH could get in there and even if she did she would just end up breathing in the litter in such an enclosed space.

I bought this very cheap tray, which is not exactly covered but it works for my kitten (the top part keeps her away from the walls so everything stays in):

Wilko Non-Spill Cat Litter Tray Assorted