Tip Top Animal Hooded Cat Litter Tray

The Tip Top Animal Hooded Cat Litter Tray is an enclosed sanitation unit designed for cats of all life stages. Featuring a covered hood and swinging flap door, it provides privacy for your pet while containing litter scatter, preventing spray, and trapping unwanted odours inside your home.

• Odour and Scatter Control: Fully enclosed hood with a translucent flap door helps contain airborne odours and keeps kicked litter inside the pan.
• Privacy and Comfort: Enclosed layout gives anxious or private cats a secure, disturbance-free environment for daily toileting.
• Easy Maintenance: Quick-release side clips allow the hood to be removed effortlessly for thorough cleaning, wiping, and litter changes.
• Integrated Carry Handle: Top handle makes it straightforward to lift, move, and position the tray around your living space.
• Durable Construction: Made from non-porous, wipe-clean plastic that resists stain absorption and liquid penetration.

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Enclosed / Hooded Litter Box
• Animal / Life Stage: Cats and Kittens (all life stages)
• Material: Durable BPA-free plastic
• Dimensions: Approx. 50cm (L) x 40cm (W) x 40cm (H) 
• Included Components: Deep base tray, detachable hood, swinging flap door, built-in carry handle

Instructions and Usage Guidance

• Unclip the hood and fill the base tray with 5–7cm of your cat’s preferred clumping or non-clumping litter.
• Reattach the hood and secure both side clips firmly in place before use.
• For kittens or cats unused to hooded trays, temporarily remove the translucent door flap until they become comfortable entering and exiting.
• Scoop waste daily and replace litter completely on a regular schedule based on litter type and usage.

Cleaning and Safety Information

• Disassemble the hood and base tray and wash using warm water and pet-safe disinfectant; avoid harsh bleaches or abrasive scouring pads.
• Regularly inspect for cracks or sharp edges caused by wear and tear; replace if broken.
• Keep packaging materials and plastic wrap away from babies, children, and pets to avoid suffocation hazards.
• Wash hands thoroughly after handling soiled cat litter. Pregnant individuals should avoid contact with used cat litter due to the risk of toxoplasmosis.