Michu delivers the ideal litter for all cats and all types of litter boxes. Choose from Tofu, Cassava, and Mixed Litters for superior clumping and comfort. Plus, monitor health with our unique pH Test Litter. Effortless cleanup guaranteed.
Elevate your home décor with the Michu Designer Litter Box. Featuring fashion colors and a spacious, enlarged design perfect for all ages. Pair with our Tofu or Mixed Litters for stylish, effortless care.
Elevate your home design with the Michu Designer Cat Tree Collection. Crafted from premium real wood, our towers merge function with aesthetics. Enjoy a sturdy, elegant focal point that satisfies instincts and upgrades your space.
Elevate your home design with the Michu Designer Cat Tree Collection. Crafted from premium real wood, our towers merge function with aesthetics. Enjoy a sturdy, elegant focal point that satisfies instincts and upgrades your space.
Elevate your home design with the Michu Designer Cat Tree Collection. Crafted from premium real wood, our towers merge function with aesthetics. Enjoy a sturdy, elegant focal point that satisfies instincts and upgrades your space.
Upgrade your pet's space with Michu's Deluxe Container Cat Litter Boxes, designed for comfort and easy cleaning, ensuring a tidy home for both you and your cat.
Find a cat litter box that gives your cat room to turn, dig and cover waste comfortably. MICHU’s Australian range includes extra-large open boxes, high-sided designs that help contain scatter, and modern options for cleaner everyday care.
How to choose a cat litter box
Start with your cat’s body size, mobility and toilet habits. The box should be long and wide enough for your cat to enter, turn and dig without pressing against the sides. High walls help enthusiastic diggers and high-peeing cats, while an accessible entrance can be easier for kittens and older cats.
Box style
Best suited to
Main benefit
Consideration
Extra-large open box
Large cats and multi-cat homes
Space, airflow and easy scooping
Less visual privacy
High-sided open box
Cats that dig or scatter litter
Helps contain kicked litter
Entrance height should suit mobility
Semi-closed box
Cats that prefer more privacy
Balances enclosure and airflow
Needs regular cleaning and ventilation
Box with optional lid
Homes needing flexible use
Adds a coordinated cover option
Confirm that your cat remains comfortable using it
What size litter box does a cat need?
A practical starting point is a box around one-and-a-half times the cat’s body length, excluding the tail. Larger is usually preferable if the available space allows it. Watch how your cat turns, digs and positions itself; cramped movement is a sign that a larger box may be needed.
How many litter boxes should a household have?
Many cat-care guidelines use one box per cat plus one additional box as a starting point. Placement matters too: distribute boxes across accessible, quiet locations rather than placing every box side by side.
Frequently asked questions
Are open or enclosed litter boxes better?
Neither style is universally best. Open boxes offer airflow and visibility; enclosed boxes add privacy and can help contain scatter. Your cat’s behaviour and willingness to use the box should guide the decision.
Do high-sided litter boxes stop tracking?
High walls help contain litter kicked during digging, but tracking can still occur on paws. Combine a suitable box with low-tracking litter and a litter mat.
Where should a cat litter box be placed?
Choose a quiet, accessible and well-ventilated location away from food and water. Avoid places where another pet can block access or where sudden appliance noise may startle the cat.
How often should a litter box be cleaned?
Remove waste at least daily and clean the full box regularly according to litter type, household size and usage. Replace damaged boxes when deep scratches make hygienic cleaning difficult.