Curver 2068961 petlife cat litter box with lid, litter box with scoop, modern rattan weave look, anthracite, 50 x 38.5 x 40 cm

I absolutely love this litter box! It’s the perfect size for my cat, providing enough space for her to move around comfortably. The high sides help prevent litter from scattering everywhere, which has significantly reduced the mess in my home.The design is sleek and modern, so it doesn’t look out of place in my home.My cat adjusted to it immediately, and I can tell she feels comfortable using it. If you’re looking for a durable, well-designed litter box that helps control odor and keeps your home cleaner, this is definitely the one to get. Highly recommend!

As usual this Curver Cat litter igloo turned out to be of impecable quality with the feeling of real strength and rigidity. Its a well thought out product that incorporates a removable litter tray that simply slides out like a drawer for cleaning and disposal of the grit and soil. The design gives your cat total privacy and keeps any smells enclosed within the igloo. A nicely finished high shine swing door gives excellent access to the tray. The igloo also incorporates a small grid that can be used to create a step down for smaller kittens, and this simply slots into place within the top of the litter tray. Also built into the upper outside surface is a concealed compartment which houses a poop scoop for easy storage. Overall the complete unit is a high quality excellent product offering durability and reliability plus convenience and ease. Finished in a dark brown thick plastic basket weave design, the upper curved half of the igloo can be unclipped from the floor pan to give total access for thorough cleaning and disinfecting. I would have no reservations in recommending this product to anyone. It carries the quality and reliability you expect from all Curver products, its quite simply money well spent.

Finally my posh, princess-like kitten has approved a closed litter box that is good enough for her royal bum. But I still have the door flap off. That’s the next step.Ok let’s begin with the pros: it arrived quickly. The box doesn’t look like a traditional litter box which is great in our kitchen beside the back door. It is extremely handy to have the scoop hidden on top of the litter box where the smell filter is. The bottom of the litter box slides out easily, making it very easy to clean.Cons: the litter box was cracked on the side when I opened the box. No wonder, because it was inside a normal delivery box without any wrapping or anything to soften it!! This made it look like a very cheap item at first. However I needed the litter box badly so I had no choice but to keep it. It is a lot bulkier than I thought. It is not exactly modern or comtemporary. Looks more like Mary Poppin’s luggage. It is very plasticky and cheap feeling, but does the job I guess. Price is way too expensive though for what you get.EDIT! Three months later. I love love the box. It doesn’t feel cheap at all anymore and it’s just a dream litter box as it is pretty, keeps the litter inside it, and has the hidden scoop too. Even my picky 9yo cat started using it! I could highly recommend it and I even consider buying a second one.I still haven’t put the door flap back as I have a feeling my cats wouldn’t like it.

This litter box is really nice. It keeps all the nasties and the litter inside and my kitten seems very happy to use it. At first I kept the hood off as my kitten (at 8 1/2 weeks old) was used to a normal, uncovered litter tray, but after a week I put the top on and she continued to use without a problem. I have never felt the need to put the door on though and this does not cause any problems with smell or mess whatsoever. The trick is to keep the litter clean on a daily basis. The whole litter box is very sturdy and beautifully finishes and is just the right colour and size for our hallway, which is very small. You can lift it by the handle for easy transport and it is very easy to clean. I would highly recommend this litter box to anyone who wants to keep the litter area nice and clean and provide a private spot for their cat.

Ruaridh (our new house cat) is a litter flinger. The litter went flying every which way every time he visited the loo and muggins was getting pretty fed up of rushing to clean up after him in order to try to limit the inevitable mess. The solution was to bite the bullet and get him a covered litter tray. After looking at all the boring, unsightly and frankly unimaginatively designed litter trays I finally found this one by Curver.Well! Our little man took to it straight away, so that was a win and I'm not horrified by the design, so that was a win too. We did take off the door thinking that he'd be more likely to get used to using a covered tray without being entirely shut in. We've had to keep the door off because he now likes to pop his head out and stare at whichever human is in the general vicinity when making water, but the lack of door isn't such a very big drawback. He didn't like the step, so that's in the cupboard out of the way.In terms of functionality I like that the tray pulls out easily for cleaning of his nibs' doings. The slightly rippled floor of the tray makes sure the liquid doesn't spread too far (saving on litter use is a bonus). Storage for the scoop in the roof of the box is a nice tidy design feature. The charcoal filter is easily replaceable. It's easy to wash out.In terms of design, yes, it looks good. Why should something practical - like a litter box - that's going to be a permamnent fixture in your home be unsightly? I certainly wasn't impressed by the competition in terms of aesthetic design. Awful looking, clunky, garish things (day glo yellow?!? for why?)... not for me thanks.