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I have a regular 8 or 9 pound cat and then a Maine Coon who is around 18 pounds - she doesn't fit in most so I just use the largest I can find - I actually have two, a normal sized one and extra large sized box. Neither one is high sided.

Oh, I didn't consider putting down another sub floor but that might do the trick, especially if it's thin 1/4" plywood. Thanks! As for the cats - yes they are messy, and they track the littler all over the house it drives me crazy. This is a first step in trying to fix it - thanks for your...

The subfloor is wood - Thanks Zannej - the debris I usually just sweep up but more often than not they stick their butts over the side and pee on the floor hence the problem. I then have to cover everything with baking soda so soak up the urine before I sweep it out. The puppy training pads...

Baking soda and water is what I use, but the tiles have curled up so the whole space is uneven...I can't put anything else on top until I level it.......

Hi All, I have a closet where the cat box is located. Unfortunately, the cats pee all over not just in the box. The floor of the closet has squares of linoleum that could possibly be asbestos. They have the look and are the right size. My concern is that they are starting to warp due to the...