The liners firmly attach inside the box and make it even easier to empty and clean the litter. The front entry is better suited to those cats that dislike the top entry and cannot get used to that configuration, however. When set up for top entry, all the litter will stay inside the box even when your cat digs and buries, while the textured top surface will also catch stray pieces of litter on your cat’s paws. The extra-large design is roughly the same dimensions as the Van Ness above and it is suitable for large breeds as well as for multi-cat households, but could still potentially be a little larger. It is expensive, but it is sturdier than most other boxes on the list and it looks better so will be better placed in your home or apartment.

The Modkat Flip comes in various sizes and configurations, including this premium extra-large box which can be configured for front- or top-entry. This is a good choice for those with one or multiple cats, of any size, but if you have a cat that likes to spin and knocks the sides, you may need to find a way to secure the lid better. It is very well priced, however, being cheaper than most of the trays on this list, and its activated charcoal filters help reduce the odors that would otherwise escape and fill the room, making it the best overall covered cat litter box on the list. However, the latches do not always fit snugly, which means that the lid can end up being loose on the box so it will be knocked off by a spinning cat. The tray is a good size and will fit most breeds and sizes of cat. The tray is easy to get into to clean and its non-stick surface prevents wet and solid litter from building up and causing an unshiftable rock-hard mess in the tray. It does include built-in odor controllers, but its simple plastic design has snap latches to secure the top, as well as a flip-top front that your cat will find easy to get through, no matter how urgent the need. The Nature’s Miracle Oval Hooded Litter Box is a simple, hooded litter box.

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