PeeWee EcoDome - Litter Tray

My 7 month old ragdoll had outgrown his large litter box so I was looking for something bigger. I also wanted to switch to a sifting system, as the price of clumping litter has gone up so much. I was a bit concerned that this would look huge in the house but it is actually well camouflaged in its place. Finley now fits in and litter tracking is a thing of the past. The product was despatched and delivered very quickly and I would recommend this product for larger cats or multi cat households. It usefully comes with a starter pack of wood pellets too.

I cannot recommend highly enough. It's zero tracking and super easy to clean. With 2 indoor cats, I quick clean twice a week - shake top sieve tray and move sawdust through to base. Empty base tray and antibac wipe, scatter few handfuls of pellets from top tray into base, replace top tray and top it up. All done in 5 minutes. Occasionally empty top sieve tray into base then clean wipe top sieve tray then empty base back into top leaving the requisite few handfuls in base. So much better for odour control than any other type of litter.

I have a Savic Nestor Jumbo XXL tray, where 3 out of 4 sealing clips had broken. As the company is Belgian, I was unable to purchase replacement clips for delivery to the UK. As a last resort, I tried the PeeWee EcoDome replacement clips: with only a light shaving of the catch using a knife, they work perfectly!

I do like the large cat box and my only complaint about is the sieve part wish the hole,s were abit bigger as the cat litter they give u with this box is a struggle so wot,s the other cat litter going to b like (wood pellets) is all I use

I ordered two of these (one from a different store) and it has turned out to be such a waste of money. The little bag of pellets that comes with the large eco dome is definitely not enough to last 4 months. A whole bag is *just* enough to cover the grate in the bottom of the box. 2 weeks in and most of it is just piles of sawdust - it is *meant* to be scraped into the bottom through the grate by cats digging around, but they don't actually put their paws in piles of wet litter (they cover it with dry pellets) so it has ultimately just formed little mounds of sawdust. I have been trying to seive it all through using a litter scoop, only now the bottom is full up in some spots so it means dragging around the litter (it's too fine to scoop out like normal litter) - there's no way a cat would do this so the powdered litter just ends up sitting on the box, completely negating the point of the design. Not only that, but emptying out the bottom bit is a two person job, or you need to find something to put what is effectively a dirty litter seive to one side while you empty the bottom (or throw out all the unused litter that's left) Also cats with diarrhoea + seive = bad.