Nature's Miracle Jumbo Disposable Litter Boxes, 2-Pack (P-82029)

mikeypro: Very convenient. Once the box is no longer usable, toss it out.

Canada on Oct 05, 2023

Jacqueline: These boxes can last a few months before needing to discard them. Having said this, I do keep on top of cleaning them more than once a day. I like the convenience of this product and would recommend them.

Canada on Jul 12, 2023

Steven Lawcock: We were tired of the plastic litter box route. We have been using these for years and they are great! We have two cats and we get about 5-6 weeks out of a box. We scoop our litter very frequently (3-5 times a day) and top up the box as needed during those 6 weeks. Then we toss the box and repeat! Most people toss a box after 4 weeks but if you use good litter and scoop often, it keeps it fresh enough to last longer.

Canada on Jun 15, 2023

Chatram: the quality is good enough but it’s expensive. so 4 stars is enough.

Canada on Apr 04, 2023

pipersnakis: I love these trays! They are light and have a large size to fit my old bag of an alley cat who weighs 18 pounds. The sides are low enough for her to get in and out, but high enough to stop most litter from flying out when she scratches in enthusiastically!!
Combined with this new kitty litter made from saw dust squeezed into pellets, the usual litter odour is close to non-existent, plus I can safely give the poop a shake with the litter spoon to get off excess pellets and flush them away. This litter is flushable in very small amounts less than a cup...and I never flush that much. As for dust there isn't any.
The tray is good for perhaps 6 weeks depending on how many cats and how many pees and how often and quickly you scoop. I bought a couple of extras from Amazon and keep them on hand. My first one is still going well with no signs of deterioration after a month. Love, love, love this tray.
I highly recommend this product.

Canada on Oct 24, 2022

Rosie Shades: The length is great. The depth is very good. Width needs 2 more inches for my personal cat issue. Since I use a full 14 pound bag of non clumping litter, I could have used 2 inches more depth as well also, but that is because I have an old diabetic 17 pound cat that needs the full bag and every 3-4 days! So for most it is probably deep enough and probably wide enough. Holds as little or as much litter as you want and stays Dry and Sturdy! May be silly to write such a long review, but anyone who has to deal with an indoor huge diabetic cat might understand the horrendous amount of urine and the endless changing of litter boxes! Becomes big problem for me to go away for lengths of time for others to deal with...
I had boxes of litter liners from years ago, so I did spread one out around the bottom and lower sides just in case. Anyone with a diabetic cat knows about the unbelievable urine situation! NO leaks first try out with this, and not on sides either. I am now trying it without any plastic in bottom and just by itself. I think it will hold up fine! My initial reason for buying these is I am going to be gone 24 days and that averages to needing 6-7 times litter box changes...

United States on Jul 28, 2019

KJ Nolan: These disposable litter pans are one of the greatest things created since scoopable cat litter. I'm disabled so cleaning, washing, sterilizing a litter pan is very very difficult. The worse my disability became the harder it was to do properly and I was beginning to wonder if I was capable of caring for my furry family. I don't worry (as much anyway) about that since trying these pans. I absolutely love them and am grateful to the person/s who created them.

With 3 cats I usually get at least 2 months out of one and in the summer months 3. They are really very heavy duty. No " flimsy" here, that's for sure. I scoop everyday if I have only one (in winter months) but, when I use two, scooping every other day works fine. I love that after scooping a particularly big clump of urine that the bottom of pan is not wet like it is with a plastic litter pan. It's just more sanitary. The material it's made from absorbs the urine yet I've never ,in the past 2 yrs I've used these, have ever had it even come close to soaking through.

The cost for some might be prohibitive but an extra 2-3 dollars a month, for most people, its less than one of those medium cups of their favorite...

United States on Apr 03, 2015