Best Litter Box You Can Choose For Your Pet Cat

Having a pet cat is like having your own child. You would like to give it the best, as much as possible.  One way to do this is by choosing the best litter box for it.  Not all litter boxes are the same, so you must be able to choose well from the various available products in the market.  Consider The Box' FeaturesVarious features should be checked and examined when selecting your kitty's box.  These features include materials, style, vents, transparency, size, durability, cost, automation and product guarantee. Consider What Is Ideal For Your PetThe ideal potty is of course one that your cat likes the most. No matter how you like it, if the cat does not want to use it, then it is useless.  It must be compatible with your chosen litter. It must be easy for you to clean.  It should be hard wearing, with proper visibility and ventilation.  Its size should accommodate the size of your pet.  For kittens roughly three inches in height, you would need a shallow potty while for adult cats more than six inches, you have to buy a deeper potty.Consider The DesignThere are five basic designs of cat potty.  Each design offers its own advantages and disadvantages.Basic Flat Box Types (some come with a rim).  This is the traditional cat latrine, a rectangular pan made of plastic.  It is the cheapest and is available in many depths and sizes.  It is easy to clean and is the preferred design of most cats.  An added rim will secure the box liners.Covered/Hooded Types.  These are traditional rectangular pans that include a hood for cover.  An opening is placed at one end for entrance and exit. The hood is usually made higher to adequately accommodate a cat whether it is sitting or standing.  The hood serves for privacy and for preventing litters to be pawed out of the box.  Some boxes have poor ventilation while other are affixed with ventilation. If you are choosing this type, make sure it is big enough for your pet and its hood is easy to maneuver so could easily clean it.Self-cleaning Types. These potties function electrically.  A timed sensor is activated several minutes after the animal has left it. Upon activation, the cleaning cycle begins: a rake will slide to the litter and scoop feces and urine toward a well.  The drawback is that the rake could not get all the dirt and could become clogged.  Such boxes are expensive and come with one year warranty only. Hidden Box Types. These are designer potties that mask itself as a plant or as a furniture. The placing of a potty matters to a cat. It needs some quiet and private space to do its thing so you should place this in an area with less traffic.  Look for big, accommodating and well ventilated designs.  Sifting Box Types. The typical model has two rectangular pans with one sifter tray. One box is atop the other with the sifting pan placed inside the pan at the top.  You must pour the litter over the sifting tray. To clean it, you should remove the two pans; lift the tray to remove wastes.