The Catit PIXI Litter Box features a top-entry design with a textured anti-tracking lid that helps remove litter from your cat's paws as they exit. Its seamless, high-sided construction also helps prevent urine leaks and litter spills, keeping your home cleaner than many traditional open litter trays.

A top-entry litter box offers several advantages:

Significantly reduces litter tracking
Provides more privacy for your cat
Helps contain litter during digging
Reduces accidental litter spills
Keeps curious dogs away from the litter

Many owners switch to top-entry boxes specifically to reduce the amount of litter scattered around their home.

Most healthy adult cats adapt quickly to a top-entry litter box. If your cat has never used one before, simply leave the lid open or encourage exploration over the first few days. Many owners report their cats adjusted within a day or two

Yes.
Despite its compact footprint, the PIXI Litter Box has a spacious interior that comfortably accommodates many medium and large cats. Owners of larger breeds have commented positively on the generous internal space while still appreciating that the box doesn't dominate the room.

Yes.
The textured lid is specifically designed to catch litter from your cat's paws before they jump down. Combined with the top-entry design, this helps reduce the amount of litter tracked across floors compared with many open litter boxes.

Yes.
One of the standout features is its seamless, high-edged design, which helps prevent urine leaks, including from cats that spray or urinate high against the walls of the box. This is a major advantage over litter boxes with snap-together seams that can sometimes allow leaks.

While the litter box itself doesn't contain deodorising filters, its enclosed design helps contain odours better than many open trays. Using a high-quality clumping litter and scooping daily will provide the best odour control.

Yes, but very young kittens may initially find the top entry more challenging. Many owners begin by introducing the litter box gradually until the kitten becomes comfortable jumping through the opening.

Yes.
The high walls and enclosed top-entry design help contain litter inside the box, even for cats that enjoy vigorous digging before or after using the litter.

For many owners, yes.

Because it reduces litter tracking, prevents spills, and offers easy access for scooping, you'll likely spend less time sweeping around the litter area and more time simply maintaining the box.