Open or enclosed: No matter if they’re sleeping or doing their business, cats want clear views of their surroundings and a way to escape if things get dicey (like when a hyper child tries to pick them up).Size: Experts recommend getting a litter box that’s 1½ times as long as your cat, and as wide as your cat is long, so we focused on larger boxes, generally about 22 inches or longer.Modkat recommends replacing the liner every three months, but we’ve found they can easily last twice as long.
Currently running around $30 for a three-pack, the liners are another ongoing expense for an already expensive litter box. But you’re better off using the brand’s replaceable tarp liners, because without them, litter and waste can get stuck in the box’s corners and angles. The Modkat Flip is made of thicker, sturdier plastic than its competitors, and it’s easier to get clean than the standard dull plastic box.
Its hinged top folds completely back and out of the way for easy scooping and cleaning, and it latches magnetically back in place when you’re done.Īs with our other picks, the high sides on the Modkat Flip help prevent messes from escaping the box, and the low front entry makes it easy for your cat to get in and out (although the entry is about an inch higher than the one on the Nature’s Miracle box). The Modkat Flip is the only closed box we recommend. (It currently costs about seven times the price of a simple box like the Nature’s Miracle model.) This litter box does offer slight upgrades in functionality-though they are mostly for you, not for your cat. You should buy the Modkat Flip Litter Box if you’re sick of looking at ugly litter boxes and are willing to pay a lot more to look at a prettier one.
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