Litter boxes, mats, deodorisers, and accessories to upgrade your cat's litter corner.
A Cleaner Litter Corner. A More Comfortable Home.
A little litter outside the box, an unpleasant smell or a cat who suddenly dislikes their usual setup. Sometimes the smallest corner of your home needs the most attention.
Your cat's litter space should feel comfortable, accessible and easy to use. For you, it should be practical to clean and maintain.
At Tilting Heads, explore cat litter boxes, enclosed litter stations and everyday cat litter accessories designed to make this essential routine easier for both of you.
Find the Right Setup for Your Cat
A good litter station starts with enough space for your cat to move around comfortably.
If your cat prefers a more enclosed space, the Luxe Litter Station offers a private design with odour-control support and features intended to simplify cleaning.
The Aurora Litter Den provides another enclosed option to consider for your cat's litter corner.
For households looking to keep the litter area more contained, the OdourShield Litter Box offers an additional option with an odour-control-focused design.
Of course, even the best cat litter station needs regular cleaning. The LitterMate features a deep, perforated scoop that helps separate waste from unused litter during daily cleanups.
Keep Their Favourite Corner Comfortable
Place the litter box somewhere quiet, accessible and away from food and water.
Scoop waste daily, clean the box regularly and make sure your cat has enough space to turn around. If they prefer an open litter box, avoid forcing a switch to an enclosed one.
Explore cat litter boxes and cleaning accessories that help keep their routine familiar and your home easier to maintain.
Frequently asked questions
How many litter boxes do I need?
The general rule is one litter box per cat, plus one extra. So for one cat, two boxes. For two cats, three boxes. This reduces territorial stress and keeps boxes cleaner for longer.
My cat is refusing to use the litter box. What could be wrong?
Common reasons include the box being too small, not cleaned frequently enough, placed in a high-traffic or noisy area, or a sudden change in litter type. Your cat should be able to turn around comfortably inside the box. Scoop daily and do a full clean weekly. If the issue persists, consult your vet, as litter box avoidance can sometimes indicate a health issue.
How do I introduce a new litter box to my cat?
Place the new box next to the old one initially. Put a small amount of used litter from the old box into the new one. The familiar scent encourages use. Once your cat is consistently using the new box, remove the old one.
How do I control litter box odour?
Scoop at least once daily. Do a full litter change and box wash weekly. The OdourShield Litter Box has a built-in odour-control design that helps between cleanings. Placing the box in a ventilated area also helps.
Is a covered litter box better than an open one?
Covered boxes give cats more privacy and contain odour better. However, some cats, especially larger cats or anxious cats, prefer open boxes where they can see their surroundings. If your cat avoids the covered box, try removing the lid.
