If your pet is still getting to grips with house-training or requires a little extra support, this Savic Junior Toilet for Cats & Dogs is the ideal choice. The toilet tray with lowered entrance is perfect for kittens and puppies that may not want to enter a closed box to train. The Savic Junior Toilet for Cats & Dogs can also be a helpful option for older cats with mobility issues. Puppy owners can also use puppy trainer pads, which can be beneficial for pets that are not yet fully house-trained. The Savic Junior Toilet for Cats & Dogs can be a great tool for incontinent pets as well. It is made from long-lasting, robust material and can be easily cleaned with water and a wild detergent. Savic Junior Toilet for Cats & Dogs at a glance: Open-topped toilet tray for cats and dogs, with lowered entrance For kittens and puppies: can help get your pet accustomed to a toilet tray Easy to enter: also suitable for older cats with mobility issues Can be combined with Puppy Trainer Pads: easy to lay inside for pets still being house-trained or suffering with incontinence Can also be used with cat litter (not for dogs) Long-lasting and durable material Type of toilet: tray Dimensions: Total: 56 x 39 x 13 cm (L x W x H) Inner: 45 x 31 x 12 cm (L x W x H) Entrance height: 6cm Entrance width: 24cm Colour: bluestone Material: plastic
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: savic
- Price: £9.35
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Kittens need a small, low-sided tray they can climb into easily.
- Choose a tray at least one and a half times your cat’s length from nose to base of tail.
- Provide one tray per cat plus one extra, in separate quiet places rather than side by side.
Common questions
How big should a litter tray be?
A common guideline is at least one and a half times your cat’s length from nose to base of tail, so it can turn round and dig comfortably. Measure the tray, as many products sold as large are too small for an adult cat.
Where is the best place for a litter tray?
Somewhere quiet and always accessible, away from food, water and sleeping areas. Avoid next to noisy appliances, busy doorways and glass doors where outside cats can look in. In a house with several floors, put a tray on each level.
