ModkatTop-Entry Litter Box - Reduces Litter Tracking, Swivel Lid for Easy Cleaning, Leak-Proof, Dog Proof - Includes Scoop & Reusable Liner White

Perfect for my small cat.- Packaging was a nice thick box to prevent damage. The reusable liner was already installed. Just basically had to pivot open the lid, remove one box and take out the charcoal filters, scoop, and filter holder.- Toy and ping-pong ball was nice, cat loved it.- Filled it to about 4 in with World's Best cat litter, plus a scoop from the previous litter she just started using and she investigated it, and started using it right away.- I scoop it at the end of the day and this litter clumps really well so nothing really sticking to the re-usable liner. The liner looks thick and sturdy so should be easy to clean.- Litter does get caught on the ridges on the lid so that works well with keeping it in the box, just pivot the lid to scoop out the days waste and the litter on the top falls back in.I would highly recommend. It's on the pricy side but it looks great. I'm putting it in the kids room, cat likes to hang out in there, and it looks great and doesn't take up much space.All the material seems solid and good quality. I was considering getting a smart or self-cleaning one but after using this with the natural corn cat litter I see no need to spend that kind of money and then who knows if it breaks or has issues. This is super simple and not that expensive if you are looking for a nice looking box that you can place in view.

TLDR : It works great. Greatly reduces cat litter in our apartment. But, it’s expensive. The iPod of Litter Boxes indeed.Long version :We had been using a standard, inexpensive cat box. We got this when we got our kittens over a year ago. Our kitties were good about always using it for their business. But there was an issue of scattered kitty litter throughout the apartment. It was easy to spot on the wood flooring. And feel on our bare feet. It's a minor issue. But it's annoying.After the first couple weeks of sweeping it up with a broom a couple times each day, we got a cordless vacuum. The Dyson Animal V8. Boy does that thing suck! We love it. We also were using a couple of different size kitty litter mattes to help collect the scattered kitty litter. But still, kitty litter gets tracked throughout the apartment.About a month ago I saw a post on one of the FB Cat groups I'm on, asking for feedback on some various top entry cat boxes. That piqued my interested in trying one out. Modcat looked different, slick, and interesting.It was really easy to set up. It's a 16"x16"x15" box. There's a cloth/plastic liner, that fills the bottom. It says to replace this after 3 months. It's listed for $30 for a 3 pack from their website.Filling the box up with litter, the usable inside space seems small for our cats. Our cats are about 10 ~ 11lbs. Reminded me of using the bathroom on a jet airplane. Marky's head sticks out slightly out the top hole when he uses it.When we set it up, Marky was pretty curious about it. He was sniffing it. Climbing on it. Sticking his head in the hole to check out the inside. Cleo, who is much timider, was very cautious about checking it out. I was a little concerned about our cats using it. We were using the same cat litter. The instructions suggested using a scoop from the old cat box and placing it in the new one, to help with the transition. We did that. Within a couple of hours, Marky used it. I was so happy! But it neither of them seemed to use it for the rest of the night. Which concerned me. So I took the top off before I went to bed. I also picked up and placed Cleo in the box. She immediately used it. Then jumped out.The next morning, the cat box had been used again. But I wasn't sure which cat did. We were out for most of the day on Saturday. So we left the top off to help encourage our cats to use it. When we got back, the cat box had been used again. I also put the top back on.I started seeing cat litter getting collected on the top of the box. There are holes on the top. I assume some of it was falling back in. Which is good. The lid rotates upward, causing what's on top, to slide back in. Pretty neat design. The lid also can easily come off, when rotated in the upright position. But is otherwise pretty snug in place when down. Sturdy enough for our cat to climb on top of, or traveling in or out of it.By Monday night it appears the Modkat is being as frequently as our old cat box. Huzah! The amount of litter tracked throughout the apartment has greatly been reduced. Double Huzzah! It doesn't totally eliminate it. But it's a wonderful improvement. I don't have to vacuum as often. Nor vacuum as long than I use to. Tripple Huzzah!I'm pretty happy with this. It's got some neat design elements that work both for function and visuals. Never thought I'd geek out on a cat litter box. It greatly reduces tracked cat litter in our apartment. But it is expensive. $80 for 1 Modkat + 1 liner. $30 for a 3 pack of new liners. The iPod of Litter Boxes.

I’ve really enjoyed using the Modkat litter box, and my cat loves it too! It does an amazing job at capturing most of the litter that would normally get tracked outside the box, which has made such a difference in keeping the area clean. The flip-open design is one of my favorite features—it makes scooping and cleaning incredibly easy. I also love the large, sturdy scoop that conveniently hangs on the side, so everything you need is right there. Combined with a Litter Genie, it’s the perfect setup for anyone who wants a minimalistic, clean, and organized space. Highly recommend!