Raised Cat
Litter Box Designed for Easier Daily Scooping

For many cat owners, yes. A raised litter box lifts the litter area off the floor, making daily scooping easier while helping contain mess and odor better than most floor-level boxes.

A raised litter box should sit high enough to lift the litter pan off the floor while still allowing easy entry for cats. Most cats adapt well to an elevated design, especially when access is gradual or paired with pet stairs if needed.

Yes — a raised litter box can make scooping easier by bringing the litter pan higher off the floor, improving visibility and access.

With the litter box elevated, many people find it easier to see soiled areas and scoop without awkward reaching, making routine cleaning feel more manageable than with a floor-level box.

Yes — a raised litter box can help reduce mess by keeping the litter area contained and off the floor.

With LoftyLoo, the litter pan sits recessed inside the cabinet, helping contain loose litter within the enclosure instead of letting it scatter across the floor. Elevation also reduces how much surrounding debris gets kicked into the box, which can help keep the area around it cleaner.

Yes. A well-designed raised litter box can be safe for cats when it’s stable, secure, and built with controlled entry.

LoftyLoo’s elevated design provides a solid, steady platform that helps prevent tipping or wobbling, allowing cats to enter, use, and exit the litter box confidently. As with any litter setup, choosing the right height and ensuring your cat feels comfortable are key.

Yes. A thoughtfully designed raised litter box can be a good option for older cats, especially when it offers stability and an easy, controlled entry.

LoftyLoo’s height structure provides a secure, steady surface, and it’s compatible with pet steps or ramps if your cat prefers extra assistance. This helps many older cats feel confident and comfortable when entering and exiting the box.