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Feandrea covered litterbox review: two years with Goldfish

Privacy, cleaning and a rather large footprint: our experience of the Feandrea covered litterbox after two years with Goldfish.

Kieran Simpson · Published · 3 min read

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Our verdict after two years

Our oddly shaped bathroom gives us somewhere to put it out of the way, with a private spot for Goldfish. That awkward bit of floor has finally found employment.

We recommend it if you want a covered box and have room for the cat to enter and for you to clean it. Measure before ordering: this is a substantial box.

Which Feandrea litterbox is this?

This is the PPT001B01, the grey covered box with a top opening and slide-out tray. The Amazon listing calls the colour “Silent Gray + Slate Gray”. We matched the model and selected variant to our original purchase listing before publishing.

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Listing specifications, checked 7 September 2026; these are not our own measurements.
DetailListed specification
ModelFeandrea PPT001B01
Outside dimensions (L × W × H)54.3 × 42.5 × 37.8 cm
Inside dimensions50 × 40.5 × 34.5 cm
MaterialPlastic
Access and cleaning featuresTop opening, front door and slide-out tray

Check the selected colour and model on the retailer’s page before buying: the listing offers several variants. We have left the current price on Amazon, where you can also check availability and delivery.

Privacy and placement

For a room-by-room check of your own setup, see our guide to choosing a litter tray location.

The covered design gives Goldfish privacy without getting in the way of the rest of the bathroom.

Measure the footprint, leave room to pull out the tray and keep the top opening clear if your cat uses it.

Goldfish takes the roof

Our observations concern Goldfish’s top entrance. The listing also describes a configurable front door; choose the opening that suits your cat.

If you’re deciding which opening would suit your cat, our top-entry vs front-entry litterbox guide covers access, placement and cleaning space.

Goldfish, a mostly black cat, standing on a blanket and looking upwards
Goldfish, away from the litterbox. Roof access enthusiast. Photograph: Kieran Simpson.

For loose grains outside the box, our guide to reducing litter tracking starts with the exit route. If you are considering a mat, compare mat sizes and designs before choosing one for the available floor space.

Does it contain smells?

It seems to contain odours well in our bathroom, alongside the litter and regular cleaning. We can’t give the box sole credit for that.

Keep up regular tray cleaning even if the bathroom smells fine. For the litter side of the decision, see our guide to choosing cat litter.

We use Sanicat Cotton Fresh litter; our litter review gives our brief verdict and the separately attributed buyer feedback.

Is it easy to clean?

Our full litter tray cleaning routine covers the tray, lid and scoop, including rinsing, drying and choosing suitable cleaning products.

We find it easy to clean. The listing describes the slide-out tray and includes a scoop and brush.

Leave yourself room to stand or crouch and pull the tray out. A box that fits neatly into a gap can still make you regret the gap.

Would we recommend it?

Yes, for a cat comfortable with a covered tray and a home with enough space. After roughly two years, we value its privacy and straightforward cleaning. It suits Goldfish and our bathroom.

For a tight space or a cat whose preference you don’t yet know, settle those questions before ordering.

See the matching Feandrea litterbox on Amazon UK

How we assessed it

Our comments on cleaning and smells come from roughly two years of use with Goldfish, not comparison tests. The model, dimensions and features were matched to our original purchase listing, checked 7 September 2026; we have not measured the box ourselves.

Read our editorial standards, explore all litter and tray guides, or use the first-cat essentials checklist to plan the rest of the setup.