A litter box is probably the first thing you consider buying when you adopt a cat. And for good reason! You don’t have the luxury of taking your cat on a walk (at least not yet), and chances are you’ve abandoned newspapers long ago.
But, despite the litter box being at the top of the shopping list for cats, very few people, including myself, ever put much thought into what type to buy. However, for me that recently changed, leading me to the find the best litter boxes for any cat or situation. Read on to find out what makes these litter boxes "heads and tails" above the rest, the best way to limit cat litter from being tracked all over the house, and the best way to dispose of your cat's deposits!
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