CONLI 30 PCS Disposable Litter Boxes for Cats, Foldable Waterproof Kitten Litter Box Low Entry, Portable Litter Box for Cats Small Pets Animals Travel Needs

Nice temporary solution
These laminated boxes come in 3 cute different fruit designs. They do not come with any instructions on how to fold them, so either use your best judgement, or refer back to this ad for pointers. There will be a few pages of round stickers in this package that you will need to keep, so do not toss them unless you have a roll of tape handy. I have 4 cats, all adults ranging from 11 – 15 pounds. The one pictured sitting in the box is 15 lbs, and you can see that she takes up most of it. She also never used it for it’s actual purpose. She just played in the litter and scattered it everywhere. She seems to do this in boxes with low sides. Just a fair warning if you are not totally familiar with how your feline behaves in different box settings. The front is a little lower than the other 3 sides, which is nice if you have a kitten that needs to use the box. Since none of my crew were actively using it, I poured some water in the litter to see how liquid behaved. It seemed to work well after it clumped like expected, however I would not trust that this could stand to be left overnight, or for 7+ hours without being scooped. These are a great choice for a temporary solution and I plan on donating most of the rest of them to a local shelter.

Received all the SAME patterns!!
So dissapointed!! I ordered this because I was expecting 3 different patterns, as the discription and pictures states & shows. Which matched each of my rooms. And, instead all 30 were the same, oranges. I’m returning them!

Cute, But Thin – Best for Short-Term Use or Travel
These mini paper litter boxes are a great option for small spaces or temporary needs, like travel. They fit well in confined areas, and the designs are charming, though unnecessary since they’re disposable. Assembly is easy enough (though no instructions included), but be sure to keep the sticker sheets for assembly. The laminated paper adds some protection against leaks, but don’t leave them for long periods—scooping regularly is a must. While they’re a bit heavy when stacked more than 1 or 2 together, they’re better suited for short-term use or as a travel backup. Just don’t rely on them for extended use without a pad underneath.

They will work – sorta
I don’t know what exactly I expected when I ordered these. We are fostering a little kitten and I needed something to get by. For that purpose they will be OK. These disposable boxes come unassembled with no directions on how to put them together. I am spacially challenged, but hubby was able to fold until the flat piece resembled a box. There are no tabs to keep the sides in place. Instead, you get several pages of circular sticky seals. You use these like you would use tape on a package. I am not sure why they are round, but thats what you get. 10 pages of them with 15 circles each. Again, no directions so I don’t know how many you are supposed to use or where you were to place them. We used one on each end of the box.The litter box itself is laminated so will be somewhat moisture proof. My thought is I will donate these to our local sheltre for fostering kittens. I would think a larger cat would break the sides down if they happened to sit on the edge, as they will do.