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Booda Dome Litter Box | 
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| Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $17.29 - $30.68
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Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Media: Misc.
Batteries Included: No
ASIN: B0002PYDII
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Product Description
Get a functional litter box with an attractive modern style. The Booda Dome Litter Box has an activated charcoal filter hidden in the top of the box to control odor. Its round design prevents odors from getting trapped in crevices and its dome top lifts off for easy cleaning access. Imported. 15Hx17D".
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| Customer Reviews:
Feline Private Rest Room August 16, 2008
This is the best litter pan I've ever purchased. At this time, I have only one cat - a finnicky Cornish Rex. She loves her privacy! This pan is also attractive and certainly serves its purpose. It's actually the second one I've bought and I am so pleased with it. It has a charcoal filter in the dome part, which really works. An excellent product!
The cat loves it! (we do too) July 9, 2008
Pros:
- Round, small, neutral color.
- Attractive styling.
- Hardly any odor (at least significantly less than a traditional open litter box).
- Cat seems to like it as she likes to "circle" and she gets some kitty privacy.
- Easy to clean (top of dome easily comes off).
- Cheap!
Cons:
- Lip does not prevent litter from coming out when cat digs (but I imagine this is to be expected and it's really not that bad).
- Liner can become disconnected from base.
- Attracts dust.
Bottom line: Pros outweigh the cons. We are happy. The cat is happy. : )
it's OK so far April 3, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My cat loves to dig, so the boda dome prevent from mess up.
 Okay but.... September 27, 2005
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
My two cats have been using two of these for about a year. Generally they're very good. One of my cats is quite neurotic and she scratches the litter a lot, so I am usually cleaning stray litter off the floor. Occasionally (about once a week or so) she'll decide to face the rear of the box, instead of sticking her head out of the opening as she usually does. The unfortunate consequence of this is that her motion is deposited on the floor outside the box, instead of inside. She is a fairly tubby cat, so I would advise a different model for fatter cats. My other, more slender, cat has no problems using them.
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