Litter tray

Cat litter trays at a range of prices

Our range of cat litter trays goes from semi-covered plastic models to high-sided stainless steel trays, plus a covered litter box. To choose well, look at the height of the rim (to stop litter being kicked out), the material and the size of your cat.

Plastic cat litter trays

• The semi-covered anti-splash litter tray, in grey PP plastic, has a raised rim and a non-slip step.
• The large-capacity tray, in green or yellow, has anti-splash rims and an open design that its product page says helps limit bad smells.
• The semi-enclosed litter tray in two styles, covered or open, in pink, grey, blue or light blue polypropylene, for small and large cats.
• The semi-open model with scoop, with high sides and a scoop included, suits kittens and adult cats alike.
• The high-sided model with a low entrance, in thick plastic: the low entrance makes access easier for kittens and older cats.
• The semi-open anti-scatter cat litter tray, in size M or L, in blue, pink, white or green: its product page says it's easy to clean.
• The open green litter tray, with a removable clear lid, designed for large cats and multi-cat homes.

Stainless steel cat litter trays

According to their product pages, stainless steel models resist scratches, and the smooth surface is easy to clean:

• the large-capacity stainless steel litter tray;
• the stainless steel cat litter tray with high semi-covered sides, for small to medium cats;
• the XL anti-scatter stainless steel tray, with or without a step, for large cats;
• the stainless steel model with steps and high sides, in dark grey.

Open tray, semi-covered or covered litter box: how to choose?

The different types differ in the height of their sides. A classic open tray lets your cat get in from any side; a covered litter box keeps the litter inside.

• A cat that digs hard: an anti-scatter litter tray with high sides, in plastic or stainless steel.
• A kitten or an older cat: a low entrance or a step.
• A large cat: the open green tray or the XL stainless steel tray, ideal when it needs room.
• Several cats: the open green litter tray too, which its product page lists as suitable for several cats.
• You want to hide the litter tray: the covered litter box in silicone and PP, with mat, scoop and ventilation.

For less litter on the floor, add a Litter mat in front of the tray. If you'd rather not scoop yourself, take a look at an automatic cat litter box.

Litter tray FAQs

What's the best cat litter tray?

The one your cat is happy to use: big enough for your cat to turn around in, with sides high enough for its digging and an entrance suited to its age.

When should you replace the litter tray?

Remove your cat's poo every day and change all the litter regularly. Replace the tray when the plastic is scratched or holds on to smells even after washing.

How do you stop a cat litter tray from smelling?

Scoop the litter every day, wash the tray at every full change to keep the litter clean, and put it in a well-ventilated room. On a stainless steel tray, the smooth, non-porous surface makes cleaning easier, according to its product page.

Where's the best place to put a cat litter tray?

A quiet corner, away from your cat's food and water, where the litter tray is easy to reach at any time.

To complete the look

This page is part of our cat litter. Everything else for daily life is in our cat accessories.