Collection: Litter Boxes & Accessories

Plastic is porous — bacteria, ammonia and odor compounds absorb into the surface over time and cannot be fully cleaned out. Stainless steel is non-porous, meaning odors do not penetrate the material and the surface stays hygienic with a simple wipe-down. Stainless boxes also last significantly longer than plastic equivalents.

Yes — enclosed designs contain odors significantly better by limiting air circulation. For maximum odor control, combine an enclosed box like the Nomi with a clumping litter changed every 2 to 3 days and a carbon filter if available.

Most cats adapt quickly, especially if the entry opening is wide enough and the interior is spacious. Cats actually prefer some privacy when toileting. If your cat is hesitant, leave the cover off for the first week and reintroduce it gradually once they are comfortable using the tray.

The box should be at least 1.5 times the length of your cat from nose to tail base. For average cats this means at least 16 x 12 inches (40 x 30cm). For large breeds like Maine Coons, go bigger — the Sora and Nomi are our most spacious options at up to 22 x 16 inches (56 x 40cm).

The Autofresh detects when your cat has used the box and automatically rakes waste into a sealed compartment after a set delay. The compartment is removable and lined — simply pull it out, dispose, and replace. No scooping required. Compatible with clumping litters only.

High-sided boxes like the Sora reduce in-box scatter significantly. For scatter at the exit, place the Tidy Step double-layer mat directly in front of the box — the honeycomb top layer captures granules from your cat's paws before they reach the floor. Empty the mat by folding it inward and shaking into the bin.