Poopoopeedo Cat Litter Box Review (video)

Poopoopeedo cat litter box (and Gabriel)
Stephanie Hager the CEO/CFO and owner of sindesign.com, the manufacturer of the Poopoopeedo cat litter box kindly send me a sample of this interesting and stylish product. I made a short video showing Gabriel enjoying the unpacking, and then exploring and using the cat litter tray. This is a follow up from a previous article.
I’ll keep this article to the point. This is a really nice cat product. It is stylish and particularly suitable for people who are are concerned about modern interior design and their living accommodation because it is probably the most stylish cat litter tray/box around.
It is a large cat litter box as you can see. In the roof of the removable cover there is plastic scoop and an odour killing pad (two of which are provided). The litter box is made of the usual rigid plastic. The plastic used is 100% ABS when other litter boxes are all made of PP (Polypropylene). ABS is a more solid, rigid, durable and expensive material then PP; it is 3mm thick when other litter boxes are usually 1-2mm. This confers the Poopoopeedo with improved solidity and durability.
Putting the lid back on requires a little bit of precision but works well. There is a nice design feature for grabbing the lid: a paw print hand hold. The price is €79.90 (euros).
Gabriel had no problems whatsoever using it. He used it at his first attempt without any interruptions to his usual routines. He approves it and that must be the best recommendation. I also recommend the Poopoopeedo cat litter box. Sindesign ship internationally.
You can see that I use wood chip litter as I believe it is the best for odour control and ease of use. It keeps the litter tray cleaner too.
Covered litter trays must be better than uncovered ones in terms of reducing odour and mess. However, some say that cats are sometimes reluctant to use them. I recall Jackson Galaxy suggesting this. I am not sure that he is correct because cats like to explore spaces like this. It is instinctive. And they get privacy. I am not sure if anyone has had a problem with one. Perhaps some cats hate going into them. Gabriel loves hidey-holes so no problems.