Litter Box Only

Great litter trays. Very big so reduce misses and spills. One will go on working for 3-4 weeks with regular scooping. Then chuck it (biodegradable) and start a fresh. No stench, no cleaning. My cats love them. So simple so perfect.

These easy to use and environmentally friendly boxes are a great alternative to traditional plastic. It's true that there is a trade off of using only one cat box versus multiple recycled paper boxes. This trade off depends on one's disposition. We tend to toss the plastic regularly while others scoop. One can argue that point but if such is the case, recycled materials makes sense. They are good, reliable and hold up.

These disposable litter boxes are very convenient and easy to use. They’re sturdy, a good size, and make cleanup so much simpler. I love not having to scrub or wash a litter box just replace it when needed. They help keep odors down and are great for busy households or multiple cats. I’ll definitely keep buying these.

I mostly love these because they spare me from having to soak and scrub smelly litter boxes that absorb odors. They are biodegradable and lightweight; in a multicat household, they will not last a superlong period of time. The sides tend to collapse outward a bit. That's my only complaint though. I get these regularly and I'm happy with them.

I keep one if these boxes, loaded with a mix of fresh and familiar litter, in the trunk of my car for travel. These boxes hold up to several days of use by one cat, and fo not break down quickly, especially if they are scooped quickly. I also keep these boxes to use in a very large dog crate in case my cat becomes ill and needs the security and protection of the crate.

These are the best! They have made my life so much easier, sturdy, and awesome.

Had to switch to these once the Miracle Jumbo's stopped bring produced. For these, when they say Jumbo they really mean oversized for need. Normal pans that are "jumbo" typically mean much longer and slightly wider with greater height. These are very long & wide and marginally high. The width is actually a problem when 99.99% of pans are rectangular. Having a square one means none of the lids fit. Also the walls are about 3" too short and the cat easily just flings litter everywhere. The big flaw is actually in the durability and structure. I add 15 lb. of litter as a default for my cat, and it nearly bent in half, let alone when slightly damp from urine and really only filled 1/2 of the pan, its just too wide. They are very weak and just felt like wet cardboard. I ended up having to use 2 pans at a time just to add some rigidity to be able to move it to throw away without it breaking in half. Why 3 stars then? Well it didn't leak or smell other than expected after a 2 week test, which alone is worth 2 stars, and then 1 star because 2 pans makes it not break, which shows at least usability with a 6 pack. If the manufacturer is reading this, take a note from your competitors and double the thickness of these pans, reduce the width by 2 inches, and add 3 inches to the wall height. Add $5 to the price if need be, it would be worth it then without question.

My latest order from 12/5/25 may be my last. This was my 14th time purchasing these disposable boxes from Amazon. The only issue I ever encountered was receiving 1 box and not the set. I read the latest reviews before I purchased as I saw some boxes offered from other companies at lower price points. I was optimistic that the bad boxes were just a manufacturing issue and had been resolved. I was wrong. The first box I used from the bottom of the stack had a ripped corner. I thought ok, my daughter’s cat tends to use the front, so I placed the ripped corner at the back. So 5 days later, that corner is ok, but she has shredded the edges of the box and it isn’t holding up with the urine either. This brand of box usually last a good 3+ weeks, but sadly not this time. The other boxes in the set appear to have weak corners that could easily rip also. The edges appear the same, so maybe the material used is the issue. I will know in a few days with the 2nd box. For reference, we had 2 cats that recently passed and I never incurred this problem with their 2 boxes and the same scoopable litters.