Cats, dogs and small pets
The unglamorous bits,
made properly.
Litter boxes, feeders, carriers and potty trays — the things you touch twice a day and nobody photographs. 81 pieces, all in stock, every size listed before you pay.
Ships in 2–5 business days
Stock sits on a shelf in the country, not on a container ship. Free over $49, flat $6.95 under that.
Every dimension printed
Height, width and depth in centimetres on each page, taken from the factory spec sheet. Measure the gap under the shelf before you order.
No invented sale prices
One price, set once. No crossed-out numbers, no countdown timer, no “was $99” that was never $99.
By room
Litter boxes
Open, hooded and stainless pans from 50 cm up. Deep bases, low entry lips, no seams for urine to sit in.
35 pieces · from $11.90
Feeders & bowls
Timed feeders, slow-feed bowls and folding travel feeders. Separating parts, lids that stay shut.
13 pieces · from $15.90
Smart care
Self-cleaning boxes and fountains that run without a cable across the floor.
4 pieces · from $32.90
Travel carriers
Hard shells and framed soft bags sized for a vet trip. Vents on both sides, latches that hold.
6 pieces · from $59.90
Potty & training
Potty trays for balconies, bathrooms and crates. Lift-out trays, raised edges, replaceable grates.
11 pieces · from $8.90
Beds & cots
Raised cots that keep a dog off a hot floor. Mesh that breathes, legs that fold away.
2 pieces · from $39.90
Play & exercise
Wheels for cats who live indoors. Wide running surfaces, bases that stay put.
2 pieces · from $13.90
Small pet homes
Hamster cages with deep bedding bases and clear panels. Lids that come off in one piece.
6 pieces · from $13.90
Grooming
Reusable tools that rinse clean. No adhesive sheets to run out of.
2 pieces · from $42.90
Stocked
What people actually buy
Open Litter Box, Steel Base
PP and stainless steel · 58 × 37 × 28 cm
$11.90
Foldable Litter Box
PP · 52 × 38 × 35 cm
$11.90
Bathtub Litter Box, Kitten
PP · 50 × 35 × 22 cm
$11.90
Open Litter Box, Starter
PP · 50 × 38 × 18 cm
$11.90
Stainless Steel Bowl, 26 × 26 × 7.5 cm
304 stainless steel · 26 × 26 × 7.5 cm
$15.90
Pet Feeder, 32 × 29 × 16.5 cm
PP · 32 × 29 × 16.5 cm
$20.90
Soft-Shell Travel Carrier
Steel frame and polyester · 56 × 33 × 35 cm
$59.90
Hard-Shell Travel Carrier
PP · 50 × 32 × 33 cm
$59.90
Before you order
Measure the space, not the cat
A litter box needs roughly one and a half times the length of the cat, plus room for the hood. If your cat is 45 cm nose to tail, a 50 cm pan is the minimum, not the comfortable option.
Carriers: the interior is about 3 cm smaller than the outside on every side. Check your airline’s under-seat height before you pick a hard shell.
Potty trays need a wall behind them. A dog that lifts a leg will clear a tray with no guard, whatever the length.
Journal
Sizing, materials and honest comparisons
Sizing · 6 min
How big should a litter box be?
Most boxes sold as "large" are shorter than the cat using them. Here is the one measurement that matters, why hooded boxes shrink usable space, and what to do when the box has to fit a specific gap.
October 20, 2026
Materials · 5 min
Stainless steel vs plastic litter boxes: what actually changes
Plastic is lighter and cheaper and does the job for years. Steel costs more for one reason: it never absorbs odour. Here is where each one wins, and when a pan is simply past saving.
October 18, 2026
Behaviour · 7 min
Your cat stopped using the litter box. Work through this list in order.
Nine times out of ten it is the box, not the cat. Start with a vet visit to rule out the medical causes, then work through location, size, litter depth, hood and cleaning schedule in that order.
October 15, 2026