High-Sided Cat Litter Box – Splash-Proof Litter Pan, Open or Hooded, for Cats & Kittens

High-Sided Cat Litter Box with a Splash Guard

Litter on the floor and urine down the side of the pan are the two things cat owners complain about most with a basic litter tray. This litter box is built to solve both. Tall walls and a raised splash guard keep the mess inside the pan, and you can choose an open high-sided tray or a fully hooded box depending on how much privacy and containment your cat needs.

Why You'll Love It

• Tall walls and a raised rim contain litter and urine when your cat digs or backs up against the side.
• A wide inner step catches loose granules off your cat's paws, so less litter ends up on your floor.
• The hood and swing door flap on Style B give shy cats the private, quiet space they prefer.
• Style B's top cover lifts off, so scooping and deep cleaning don't mean fighting with the box.
• Smooth PP plastic with a simple shape and no awkward corners to work around.
• Nothing to build. Style A arrives as one piece, and Style B's cover simply lifts on and off.

Key Features

• Two styles: open high-sided tray (Style A) or hooded box with a door flap (Style B)
• Splash-proof high sides on both styles
• Removable top cover and swing door flap on Style B
• Six color choices across the two styles
• No assembly and no tools required

Product Details

• Style A: 14.6 x 10.2 x 5.9 in (37 x 26 x 15 cm) - open top with high sides and a splash guard
• Style A colors: Gray, Pink, Blue
• Style B: 16.5 x 12.6 x 10.6 in (42 x 32 x 27 cm) - hooded, with a removable cover and door flap
• Style B colors: Pink, Purple, Blue
• Material: PP plastic

Which Style Should You Choose?

Style A is the shallower open tray. The 5.9 in entry height makes it easier for kittens and older cats to step into, and the open top keeps air moving. Style B is taller and wider with a hood and a door flap - pick it if your cat kicks litter hard, stands while urinating, or prefers to do its business out of sight.

Perfect For

• Kittens and senior cats that need a lower step-in (Style A)
• Cats that dig aggressively or spray the walls (either style)
• Shy cats that want privacy while they go (Style B)
• Bathrooms, laundry rooms, and small apartments where scattered litter shows

Measurements are taken by hand and may vary by up to 1 inch. Colors may appear slightly different on screen than in person.