A litter tray that lets your cat turn, paw and do their “business” in peace! The Primo XXL Cat Litter Tray from Trixie provides your cat with the ideal conditions, and thanks to its spacious design, it is also ideal for large breed cats. The litter tray is made of durable plastic and has a wide rim that helps prevent litter from getting kicked out. The rim can be easily removed, which makes cleaning the litter tray particularly convenient. The entrance to the XXL cat litter trayTrixie Primo XXL Cat Litter Tray is lowered so that kittens, sick or older cats can also get in without any problems. And to ensure that everything stays in place even if your cat jumps into the litter tray with a bit more verve, the Primo XXL model has non-slip rubber feet on the underside. Trixie Primo XXL Cat Litter Tray at a glance: Large litter tray for cats Extra spacious: ideal for large breeds Lowered entrance: easy access for kittens, senior or ill cats Removable rim: simple to remove and makes cleaning easy With plastic feet: provide a firm stand Colour: white/grey, white/blue Material: plastic Dimensions: 71 x 56 x 25 cm (L x W x H)
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £31.29
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Blue/ white: £32.99
Good to know
- If your cat avoids a hooded tray, try taking the lid off before changing anything else.
- Top-entry boxes are not suitable for kittens, elderly cats or cats with stiff joints.
- Replace carbon filters in hooded trays on the maker’s schedule, and replace the tray once it is badly scratched.
Common questions
Why has my cat stopped using the litter tray?
Common causes are a dirty or too small tray, a change of litter, a new location, a lid the cat dislikes or stress from another cat. Medical problems are also a frequent cause, so see a vet if your cat strains, goes often or passes blood. A male cat straining without passing urine is an emergency.
Is a hooded or open litter tray better?
Many cats prefer open trays, which do not trap smells and let them see around them. Hooded trays keep litter and odour contained for people and suit some cats that like privacy. If your cat hesitates to use a hooded tray, remove the lid and see if that helps.
