FEANDREA PPT009W101 XL High-Sided Open-Top Cat Litter Tray with Low Entry

For kittens, large cats and cats that find a high step difficult, the FEANDREA PPT009W101 combines a low front entrance with high sides. Its open-top design also leaves the litter area easy to see and reach.

The tray measures 50.5 x 37.5 x 19.5 cm and is made from washable polypropylene. Would an open design make day-to-day checks and cleaning simpler in your home?

It comes in Cloud White and includes a scoop. The practical choice is between an accessible, open tray like this and a covered design that encloses the litter area, which suits best depends on your cat and where the tray will sit.

Why it’s worth it

The main appeal is the combination of a low entrance and raised sides. Cats can step in without needing to jump over a high rim, while the sides are intended to help contain litter and urine during use. That can make it a useful format for a kitten, a larger cat or an older cat with mobility difficulties, without making the whole tray enclosed.

The open top gives you a clear view of the litter and your cat’s habits, and allows airflow through the tray. It is also washable, so routine cleaning does not depend on a disposable liner. The 0.9 kg polypropylene construction keeps the tray relatively light to move when cleaning the area around it.

Key features

At 50.5 x 37.5 x 19.5 cm, the XL tray offers room for a cat to move and dig, while its low front makes access easier. The high sides provide more containment than a low-sided tray, but the open top preserves easy access for cleaning and observation. A scoop is included, so the basic cleaning tool comes with the tray.

The straightforward shape and Cloud White colour are intended to sit neatly in a home rather than make the litter area feel like a bulky enclosed unit. The material is polypropylene (PP), and the tray can be washed. The supplied details do not specify a lid or a separate odour-control feature, so its odour management relies on the open design and regular cleaning rather than an enclosed compartment.

Who it’s for

Worth considering if your cat needs a low step into the tray, or if you want an open litter area that is easy to inspect and clean. The larger stated dimensions may also be useful for a cat that needs more room to turn and dig than a compact tray provides. For a multi-cat household, the listing describes it as suitable, though the right tray arrangement still depends on the cats and space available.

It may not suit you if you specifically want a covered litter box: this model is open at the top. Likewise, if containing every scatter is the priority, the high sides are designed to help, but they do not enclose the tray. A covered option is a different approach for shoppers who prefer a more enclosed setup.

When it makes sense

This tray makes most sense when easy entry and access for cleaning matter more than having a lid. For example, it can be placed in a suitable home spot where you can reach in with the scoop and keep an eye on your cat’s litter habits. The low entrance is the clearest reason to choose it over a basic high-rimmed tray, the open top is the key trade-off against an enclosed model. Choose it for that accessible, washable format, rather than expecting a covered design or a stated odour-control system.