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Making Cat Litter Box Cleaning Accessible
Wheelchair User Litter Box Makes Scooping Cat Litter Easier
Cat owners, it's time to put your health first. Elevating the litter box ensures safety for your cats and makes life safer and more convenient for caregivers. Keep litter boxes out of reach for dogs and children, as they belong off the floor.
Our goal is to make life easier and more accessible for all - for both cats and their humans.
Cats know we can do better.
Supplies not included.
Jumbo Litter Pan Sold Separately. Buy it HERE.
Raised Cat Litter Box
Joint-Friendly
Elevated Cat Litter Box Makes Litter Box Wheelchair Accessible for Disabled Cat Owners.
Your support means the world to us as we strive to grow our small business and make a difference in the lives of cat owners. Together, we can create a meaningful impact and ensure that people can care for their beloved feline friends safely and independently. We deeply appreciate your ongoing support in helping us reach more customers and expand our reach. Thank you for being a part of our journey to empower millions of cat owners.
The Need for an Elevated Cat Litter Box.
Current litter box furniture designs are enclosed and made for the litter box to be on the floor or lower level, making it difficult or impossible for cat owners with mobility issues to care for their cats. Many solutions have been created to reduce this issue, such as complex, mechanical litter box lifting systems, which have disadvantages for people with mobility issues.
Cat Litter Boxes Do Not Belong on the Floor.
Cat owners who cannot bend over or get on their knees cannot thoroughly clean the litter box when it’s on the ground, leaving the owner and cat with potential health hazards. Millions of cat owners are older adults with mobility issues and common disabilities that make bending over and kneeling impossible, especially with advanced aging. An owner with mobility issues caring for a cat with a litter box requires frequent bending and kneeling.
LoftyLoo Helps Keep Cats and Their Owners Healthy, Happy and Safe!
Cat Owner Stats:
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46 Million adults age 65 and older living in the U.S.
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46.5 Million US households own at least one cat.
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1 Million people living in a senior living community in the U.S. That number is expected to double in the next 7 years.
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50 Million adults suffer from some kind of Arthritis.
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28 Million orthopedic surgeries annually in the US.
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6.8 Million community-resident Americans use assistive devices to assist with mobility.
For more information on cat stats, visit and support the World Animal Foundation HERE.
Arthritis is the nation’s #1 cause of disability, affecting nearly 60 million adults and 300,000 children. It’s important we take action to help those affected. We are also proud to be able to give back to cat shelters which are currently housing more than 2 million cats nationwide. Please join us in making a positive impact!