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5.0 out of 5 starsReally such a brilliant idea, it's amazing no one thought of this ...
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2015
Really such a brilliant idea, it's amazing no one thought of this before. There are SO many inventions to deal with cat litter! Most of them are solid products, that work to an extent. But what do you do with the cat that thinks all the litter needs to go outside the box, AND pees just over the edge? We had three issues: The Flicker, and The Doofus, and The Princess. The Doofus loves to just get in the box and play around, scratching the walls for lord knows what effect, the Flicker throws litter everywhere with wild abandon, and the Princess won't pee in the box if there are anyone else's poops in it. She perches just on the edge, mostly spraying pee on the floor just outside the box. We tried two, three boxes, but it didn't matter because the Flicker is a feral-turned-domestic trash cat, and this dude will go in all three boxes for the sheer joy of it. The Doofus doesn't care either way, he's just happy to pitch in. So we got the Biddy Cat (not available on Amazon anymore, dunno why, it's brilliant - it's curved from side to side, so you never have to break up clumps, unless you're my husband and just do it wrong) and after many litters found that the Blue Buffalo Herbal Attraction kept most of the litter in the box, and the Princess found it hard to pee over the side. At first. Finally, she just started peeing straight on the floor. I guess she'd had enough - the biddy cat profile is quite high, she was like Tom Cruise trying to straddle the edges so she wouldn't touch the litter). So we got the Two Meows box because it has that little shield in the front, which no other box does. FINALLY, the Princess is happy. She only uses the Two Meows, and when one of the boys leaves something undesirable, she just straddles on the wide rounded rim and pees on the shield. Which is far, far easier to wipe up than our tile floor or rubber litter mat. The inside edges are rounded enough so that you don't get the awful corner clumps that break up and smell bad. My only change would be a lower profile in the front, maybe by 1", so the Princesses of the world don't have to try so hard balancing. If you add a curved back like the biddy cat, it's the perfect box. Without any improvements though, it's a great box and I highly recommend it.
