3-Pack LitterMaid P-70000 Disposable Litter Boxes

Ashley: Love these! I use them inside my actual litter boxes to help make cleaning easier and help control smell. They are durable, last quite a while, and are biodegradable. I also like that the company name is not printed inside of the tray, making cleaning easier. (Other brands boxes are more difficult to clean as the mosture gets stuck in the letters). The only thing I dislike is that they aren't always available online and I'm not sure where else to find them. If availability was improved this would be the only brand I would choose.

Canada on Oct 17, 2021

Amazon Customer: This is too small for an adult cat. My cat peed over the sides. If you have a kitten or a gerbil it will work.

Canada on Apr 22, 2021

Amazon Customer: This is the only product that my "diva" cat likes. All the other litter boxes I tried, he would stand hear the edge of the box and pee which would then end up on the floor. He refused that I use puppy pads underneath and around the litter box. I found these and use them as a litter box. I can keep it for about two weeks and then throw it out and get a new one. My cat is strange, he found one I had left on top of a couple of boxes - and he uses it as a bed too.

Canada on Mar 19, 2021

JJ: There disposable litter boxes are wonderful. I initially bought them to simplify box cleaning after I had surgery and was unable to bend over. But they are so great that I'll continue using them. I use them inside my big, hooded litter box and once per week toss the disposable one. These disposable bones are really sturdy and last. It saves so much time and effort from scrubbing the plastic box, which is icky. This is my new great find. I've started to order them for my mother. They are smaller than the plastic kitty box but with the hood on it the kitties stay within the disposable one.

United States on Dec 10, 2020

Tiffany: I got these to use as temporary litter boxes for my new adopted cat while I was waiting on the litter box to deliver. It is super sturdy, doesn't tear from her scratches/burying methods and she took to it right away whenever she needed. They don't leak as well and I would highly recommend these. Eco friendly & easy to dispose of as well.

Canada on Oct 15, 2020

AmazonShopper1290: I spotted the Nature's Miracle version of these at the pet store, just before moving from a huge house to a moderate sized condo that doesn't have a laundry room or outdoor space suitable for washing litter boxes. Hallelujah, problem solved! These fit easily into a kitchen trash bag and into the garbage chute down the hall. I'm so thrilled not to have to wash litter boxes anymore. I hope they won't stop making these.

I was concerned that a littler box made of paper wouldn't hold up well against moisture, but it's not a problem at all. I think it also cuts down on odor because some of the moisture evaporates through the paper instead of being trapped and festering in plastic.

They last about as long as they claim to -- i.e. about a month if you have one cat. Obviously if you have multiple cats you'll want either more boxes or to switch them out more often. The more often you scoop, the longer they'll last before reeking.

The only problem I have with these is the fairly small size. My large male cats are used to a large box, and with these boxes they tend to miss and sometimes hit the wall with urine. Due to that, I had to go back to the Nature's Miracle large...

United States on May 06, 2020

Michael Koekebacker: Single handedly makes change a litter pan a snap. The material locks in all moisture and odor, so when you change your little box, there's no stink left behind. My cats have covered little boxes that are very large. I put a johnny cat bag in over the bottom, I then put one of these pans inside, and then fill the pan 1/3 the way full with litter. When it comes time to change, I take off the top, sack up the johnny cat bag with the pan inside and toss it out. BOOM. No mess, no struggle. I know a lot of cool stuff has been invented throughout time, but when it comes to dealing with cat litter, this pan is easily worth it's weight in gold.

United States on Apr 27, 2020

David D,: Good for kittens before they are big enough for taller litter box. Didn't try it for bigger cats but I wouldn't be surprise that they would be able to put litter outside of it.

Canada on Sep 22, 2019

drmrsthemonarch: I got them while we were on vacation so the cats had extrab boxes, just in case the cat sitter couldn't make it every day. I have the non clumping pine pellets in them and it works great, bc only poop or sawdust needs to be removed. I read a review with regular clumping litter that said the rough bottom is hard to scoop. I can see that happening, but with the pine it's great.

Also, it stinks less than the stupid Iris plastic litter box because no matter how many times I wash it, the plastic litter boxes retain smell. These seem to be going strong at 3 weeks of use and I can probably keep them out as I replace their plastic boxes with stainless steel. If I get a couple months out of it then it's definitely worth the money.

United States on Sep 16, 2018

Erin: I am just too lazy to scoop the litter box as often as I should, and to dump it out and wash it on a regular basis. I've had a dozen cats over the past couple decades and have tried every kind of litter box. Uncovered, covered, automatic, tilt-and-sift, plastic liners, top-entry, jumbo size, corner boxes, circle boxes, etc. I would have tried the $300 automatic boxes or the kind that hook up to the toilet to wash the litter pellets, but they are too small and my cats have always been 15+ pounds. Plus I've always had multiple cats and I needed at least 2 litter boxes, so it'd be too expensive. And they always end up breaking after a couple years anyway. The automatic ones were helpful for my cats (to get the majority of the poop and pee clumps out of the way), but they didn't really help me. I still had to scoop the stuck-on pee clumps and small turds that the rake didn't pick up. And there would always be crumbled pee clumps in there. And I'd still have to empty the whole thing and clean it, which was even harder than a regular litter box.

So earlier this year I finally said to myself "I can't do this any more". I just wanted to dump the litter after a few days and not...

United States on Nov 28, 2017