Do these products include cat litter, or just the tray?

The items in this range are litter trays and boxes rather than the litter itself. You'll get the tray, and in many cases a scoop, ready to fill with your own choice of litter.

What size litter tray should I buy?

As a general rule, aim for a tray around one and a half times your cat's body length so they can turn and dig comfortably. Bigger cats and multi-cat homes usually benefit from the largest tray you have space for.

Is a hooded or open tray better?

It depends on your cat. Open trays feel less confined and suit cats that dislike enclosed spaces. Hooded and enclosed trays contain odour and stray litter better, which helps if the tray is in a kitchen, hallway or smaller room.

Are the stainless steel litter boxes easy to clean?

Yes. Stainless steel doesn't scratch or hold onto smells the way plastic can, so a rinse and wipe usually does the job. It also resists rust and tends to last far longer than a standard plastic tray.

Will a high-sided tray stop litter going everywhere?

It helps a lot. The raised walls catch litter that would otherwise be kicked over the edge by an eager digger. Pairing it with a litter mat cuts tracking even further.

Do the trays come with a scoop?

Many do, particularly the stainless steel designs. Check the individual product page, as the scoop is listed in the description where one is included.

How often should I clean the litter tray?

Scoop out waste daily and do a full litter change once or twice a week, depending on how many cats use it. Rinse the tray during each full change to keep it fresh.

What are your delivery and returns terms?

Delivery is free to the UK mainland, excluding Northern Ireland, with dispatch in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees. Returns are accepted, but for change-of-mind or non-faulty items the return postage is paid by you.

Filters

£

-

£

In stock (39)
Out of stock (0)

N/A (12)
PawHut (22)
Pawhut (3)
Unbranded (2)

Cat Litter

39 products

Showing 1 - 24 of 39 products

Every cat owner knows the litter tray is one of those things you don't think much about until it's the wrong one. Too shallow and you're sweeping up scattered litter every morning. Too open and the smell drifts through the whole room. Get it right, though, and it quietly does its job for years. Our cat litter range is built around that idea, with trays and boxes chosen to keep mess down and cleaning quick.

You'll find a good spread of styles here. High-sided trays are a sensible pick if your cat is an enthusiastic digger, since the raised walls stop litter flying over the edge. Hooded and fully enclosed boxes give your cat a bit of privacy and help trap odour, which matters if the tray lives in a kitchen, hallway or small flat. Several designs come with a front entrance and top exit, so paws stay cleaner as your cat climbs out.

Stainless steel is worth a closer look too. Unlike plastic, it doesn't scratch, hold onto smells or stain over time, and a quick wipe is usually all it needs. Most of our steel boxes and trays include a matching scoop, so you're set up from the moment it arrives.

Whether you've just brought a kitten home or you're replacing a tired old tray that's seen better days, there's something here to suit. Use the filters to narrow by style or brand and find the shape that fits your space.

Every order comes with free delivery to the UK mainland, excluding Northern Ireland, with dispatch in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees at checkout. Have a browse below and pick the setup that works for you and your cat.

Showing 1 - 24 of 39 products

Page 1 / 2Next

Filters

£

-

£

In stock (39)
Out of stock (0)

N/A (12)
PawHut (22)
Pawhut (3)
Unbranded (2)

Choosing the right litter tray for your cat

The best tray usually comes down to your cat's habits and where the tray is going to live. As a rough guide, a litter box should be around one and a half times the length of your cat, so they can turn around and dig without feeling boxed in. Kittens and older cats do better with lower sides they can step over easily, while younger, more active cats tend to suit high-sided or enclosed designs that contain the mess.

Open, hooded or fully enclosed

Open trays are the simplest option and many cats prefer them, since nothing blocks their view. The trade-off is that odour and stray litter aren't contained. Hooded trays add a removable lid, which cuts down on smell and gives shy cats somewhere to feel tucked away. Fully enclosed boxes take that further, and some include a top exit that helps keep litter in the box rather than tracked across your floor. If you have more than one cat, or the tray sits in a busy part of the home, a hooded or enclosed box is often the easier choice to live with.

Why stainless steel is worth it

Plastic trays are cheap, but they absorb odour and develop tiny scratches that trap bacteria over the years. Stainless steel doesn't. It rinses clean, resists rust and tends to outlast several plastic trays, which makes it better value in the long run despite the higher upfront cost. Many of ours come with a scoop, so scooping and full cleans are straightforward.

Keeping the tray fresh

Wherever the tray sits, a daily scoop and a full change of litter once or twice a week keeps things pleasant for you and your cat. A tight-fitting hood and a mat under the tray both help with tracking and smell.

Once you've chosen, checkout is quick. We offer free delivery to the UK mainland, excluding Northern Ireland, with dispatch in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees. If you change your mind, returns are welcome, though for change-of-mind or non-faulty returns the return postage is covered by you.

Cat Litter Frequently Asked Questions

Do these products include cat litter, or just the tray?

The items in this range are litter trays and boxes rather than the litter itself. You'll get the tray, and in many cases a scoop, ready to fill with your own choice of litter.
What size litter tray should I buy?

As a general rule, aim for a tray around one and a half times your cat's body length so they can turn and dig comfortably. Bigger cats and multi-cat homes usually benefit from the largest tray you have space for.
Is a hooded or open tray better?

It depends on your cat. Open trays feel less confined and suit cats that dislike enclosed spaces. Hooded and enclosed trays contain odour and stray litter better, which helps if the tray is in a kitchen, hallway or smaller room.
Are the stainless steel litter boxes easy to clean?

Yes. Stainless steel doesn't scratch or hold onto smells the way plastic can, so a rinse and wipe usually does the job. It also resists rust and tends to last far longer than a standard plastic tray.
Will a high-sided tray stop litter going everywhere?

It helps a lot. The raised walls catch litter that would otherwise be kicked over the edge by an eager digger. Pairing it with a litter mat cuts tracking even further.
Do the trays come with a scoop?

Many do, particularly the stainless steel designs. Check the individual product page, as the scoop is listed in the description where one is included.
How often should I clean the litter tray?

Scoop out waste daily and do a full litter change once or twice a week, depending on how many cats use it. Rinse the tray during each full change to keep it fresh.
What are your delivery and returns terms?

Delivery is free to the UK mainland, excluding Northern Ireland, with dispatch in 3 to 5 working days and no hidden fees. Returns are accepted, but for change-of-mind or non-faulty items the return postage is paid by you.