Cat Litter Box: Clean solutions for a fresh, odour-free cat toilet

Cat Litter Box: The right toilet for your cat

Cats are very clean animals and notice straight away when something about their toilet isn't right. A well-chosen litter box makes sure your cat is happy to use it and your home smells pleasant. With us you'll find open models, hooded boxes with a carbon filter and a self-cleaning litter box that takes the daily scooping off your hands. Matching liners and accessories are available too.

Open, hooded or self-cleaning

An open litter tray such as the Kerbl Buxo with lid and scoop is easy to access and quick to clean. Many cats like having a clear view while they do their business. A hooded litter box such as Minka or Cathy Comfort keeps litter inside better and offers privacy, while the carbon filter traps odours. The Kerbl Smart cleans itself after every visit and collects the waste in a bag. That's handy if you're often away or have several cats.

Size, location and hygiene

The box should be large enough for your cat to turn around in comfortably. Choose a quiet spot away from busy walkways and not right next to food and water. To keep the tray fresh for longer, remove clumps every day and replace all the litter regularly. XL litter box liners line the tray and make changing the litter much quicker and cleaner.

Frequently asked questions

How many litter boxes do I need for two cats?
The rule of thumb is one per cat plus one. So with two cats, three litter boxes are ideal, preferably in different places. That way you avoid squabbles over the toilet and accidents around the house.

Why has my cat suddenly started going next to the litter box?
Often something is bothering it: a new litter, a strong scent, a restless spot or a box that isn't cleaned often enough. Check these points first. If the problem continues or your cat seems to strain when peeing, have it examined by a vet.

Does every cat cope with a self-cleaning litter box?
Most get used to it, though some need a little time. At first, place the new box next to the old one and only switch on the automatic function once your cat uses it regularly. For kittens and very nervous cats, a classic model is often the better choice.