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Is it difficult for older or less agile cats to use these enclosures? It depends on the design. When shopping, look for enclosures with lower entry points or ramps if you have older or less agile cats to ensure they can enter and exit comfortably. Conclusion: Best Double Cat Litter Box Enclosures How do double cat litter box enclosures help reduce odor? Most enclosures are designed with ventilation systems or are compatible with odor-reducing filters. The containment also prevents direct exposure of the litter box to open air, subsequently reducing the spread of odors.

Shirley K's Senior Cat Litter Box features a low front entry of just 3.5 inches, allowing for easy and comfortable access. Its interior measures 25 by 25 inches and it has a 9-inch-tall rim for enthusiastic diggers. DeVoss says there's no such thing as too big of a litter box, making this low-entry box a great choice for itty-bitty kittens too. This Mess-Less Litter Box might not be easy to make, but it will keep the mess in the box where it belongs. It eliminates the mess on your floor and encourages your feline to climb the sisal rope to get inside, meaning you have no mess, and your cat gets exercise. You’ll like this enclosure, and your feline will as well. The simple design of this litter box didn't intimidate our tester cats, and thebox works hard to keep the pan constantly clean and fresh.

The modern Modkat XL Litter Box has top and front entries and a unique folding lid for easy cleaning. Simplicity and spaciousness are the first two factors Quagliozzi and Sung look for in a litter box. A litter box should be at least 1.5 times the length of a cat, but Sung says most traditional boxes are too small. The Kitty Go Here Jumbo Litter Pan is among the largest litter boxes we tested at 28 by 22 inches.

Are these enclosures challenging to assemble? Most double cat litter box enclosures come with clear assembly instructions. While some might require tools and a bit more time, others are designed for easy, tool-free assembly.

Once you see scratches on the bottom of the box, it is time to replace it," DeVoss says. Since they're prone to scratches, plastic boxes typically need replacing every six months. To combat this issue, DeVoss recommends stainless steel litter boxes that hold up to a cat's claws. Pros: Can be used uncovered or covered, door is removable, spacious, charcoal filter controls odors Odor Control: Some enclosures come with built-in odor control features, like charcoal filters. These can be beneficial in maintaining a fresh-smelling environment.