high sided litter trays

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Can anyone recommend one they are using? Ours are just the bog standard ones and I'm fed up with litter being booted around and trod all over the house. It's in my slippers, in the bath, even in my bed. I expect a bit of tracking as its light-weight (Cat's Best) but not this much <glares at litter-booting horrors>

I just got my DDs bunnies a big one with higher sides from Pets at home think it was £10 but it was a lot bigger, they also do corner ones which the sides are proper deep. Or how about the lidded litter trays.

I've switched to these, I know they are hooded, but my cat had a week without the door on to learn, and has got used to the cat flap. Very easy to change the litter, and I maybe have 2 or 3 grains of litter on the floor, but that is soo much better than a normal litter tray.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/PawHut-Slide-Out-Enclosed-Anti-Tracking-Cleaning/dp/B09TW1L5RP

We used cats best and it’s brilliant litter for clumping and keeping the tray clean but it doesn’t half track! My cats jump over any mats I place in front of them just to make sure they keep some on their paws 🙄

We use these huge trays, which does help a bit and keeps the wee inside. They are a bit of a pain to empty and wash because they are so big, but I don’t think I’d go back to smaller trays.

https://amzn.eu/d/6neoXOM

We have a big, deep, high sided corner tray and I'm sorry to say our boy still likes to kick litter all over the place. I think he was a rabbit in his previous life as he LOVES to dig! I got a mat from Amazon to go underneath which helps, it's kind of spongy with little holes and is designed to catch litter.

Our previous cat toileted 99.9% of the time outdoors but this lad just really likes the litter tray. He will come in from outside to use it, wait for a slave to "do a tidy" as we call it, then go back out.

I use top entry trays. No mess outside of tray and no snacks for the dog 🤢

Worst offender is 21 and although still has a bit of booting power to his back legs, couldn't manage a top loader!
Cat tax paid...

We have them because one of our cats loves piddling outside of it. No UTIs and nothing wrong with her, she's just a high piddler. Our litter trays are high sided only at the back, but we had to turn one around so the high side is facing outwards because the little critter pee'd high up the shorter side 🙄We got them from Pets at home.

My cat was using this one (minus the transparent flap - previous owner said she didn't like it so they removed it) when I adopted her and I've found it very good https://www.petsathome.com/product/pets-essentials-hooded-cat-litter-tray-grey-large-x-large/7132668P?=&productId=7132668&size=large/XLarge

Very cute 🥰

We also have a 21 year old and bought this for her last year, as she kept missing and it went over the sides. The high sides and lip ensure that there are no accidents.

https://amzn.eu/d/iUEetce

These are the best ones I've ever purchased for mine

https://amzn.eu/d/9vrvTYB

I've just bought one to try...if it does the business (ha!) Then Ill get another

Thanks everyone

They have worked wonders for my side rester 🤣

Touchwood! Havent had a leak over the side since we've had them and thats been since June!

People with big cats use plastic storage boxes.
After all, it's the same thing.

My friend uses a baby bath. It seems very effective.

I got this one recently. I turn it so the low part is against the wall.

We got the hinged lid version from PaH https://www.petsathome.com/product/extra-large-flip-cat-hooded-cat-loo/7102981P?productId=7102981&size=oneSize and then a mat in front of- not so convinced about the effectiveness of the mat but the litter tray is good.

Accurate summary...

This one is both high and long. My large cat was using an underbed stoarge box withiut the lid but it was too shallow and being plastic it retained smells over time. Stainless steel is way easier to clean.
https://www.aosom.co.uk/item/pawhut-xxl-stainless-steel-cat-litter-box-with-high-sides-scoop-70-x-50-x-30-cm~1VJ06M27HQG01.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=google_shopping&utm_campaign=UK%20%5BShopping%5D%20Brand_Low&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21960887168&gclid=Cj0KCQiAm9fLBhCQARIsAJoNOcsXktY8vvDPND7PeR1m1xKsprD1c3W4PL5x5iTO-Ak-Mq0vo7BT_3QaAjS3EALw_wcB

I also use a mat to trap litter as he gets out.

I'm using this one for foster cat as he's a sprayer when he pees. Not quite as long as the one above.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DZ65FYL4?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

We bought 2 from zooplus, this one is fantastic!

ModBox and Cats Best Smart Clumping pellets.

Neither are cheap options but my ModBox litter tray is seven years old. No litter outside of the tray ever with that combination.

Well it's been a week and neither cat will use the new litter tray even when I took the 2nd one away (they have 2). Used the old litter so it still smelled like home and also fresh but absolute refusal

Awkward buggers!

We only use ours when one needs to be in because they’re not well but we have a high sided and a matt that stops them tracking it. Just from Amazon I think.

We've tried all sorts with ours .
FemaleCat used to scrape the sides of the hooded tray with her paws , a proper 'nails on a blackboard' squeal squeak squeak

MaleCat has a underbed tray that I took the wheels off , it is huge but has a raised arch in each corner (from the wheels outside) which he likes to push his bottom into for a pee .
He hates any changes so we have to be careful what we introduce to him.
They have Cats Best but we tried a tiny bit of the Amazon Popcorn one , they eyed it judgily , even mixed in.