IRIS USA XX-Large Cat Litter Box 30" Navy 🐱
Description:
This open-top extra large litter box from Iris Ohyama gives big cats room to move with reduced mess, making it easier to manage multi-cat households and larger breeds like Maine Coons and Ragdolls. The roomy interior and high sides help contain litter and splashes while the open design improves airflow and simplifies monitoring of your cat's bathroom habits.
Key Points
The box measures 30 inches long by 20 inches wide and 14 inches high, providing generous space for turning, digging, and stretching. High sidewalls and a curved 6.5-inch entry help keep litter and urine inside the box. The open-top layout makes access simple for older or larger cats and lets odors dissipate more quickly according to the manufacturer. The interior is smooth with minimal crevices, which makes scooping and wiping faster during routine cleaning. Consider that some cats prefer fully covered boxes for privacy, so observe your cat's preference before switching.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Iris Ohyama XX-Large Cat Litter Box
- Dimensions: 30"L x 20"W x 14"H (76.2 x 50.8 x 35.6 cm)
- Entry height: 6.5 inches
- Colour: Navy
- Design: Open top with high-sided scatter shield
Benefits
Larger breeds and multi-cat households gain from the extra interior room, which reduces accidental tracking and gives cats space to behave naturally. The high walls are useful for cats that dig vigorously or tend to spray, as they limit spread of litter outside the box. Because the surface is smooth and has few seams, daily maintenance is less time consuming and less likely to trap waste. The open top also helps you notice any changes in frequency or appearance of waste more easily, supporting basic health observation.
Usage Recommendations
Place the litter box in a quiet, ventilated area where your cat feels safe yet not isolated. Use a clumping litter for easier scooping and replace the litter fully at regular intervals to maintain hygiene, according to the manufacturer. For homes with multiple cats, consider keeping one box per cat plus one extra to reduce territorial issues. If your cat is elderly or has mobility issues, ensure the 6.5-inch entry is accessible; a low-step mat can help prevent slipping when exiting.
