Cubby keeps the idea simple; Cove adds weight, footprint, and integrated cleaning tools. Both are open-top boxes with optional high walls and published cat-size guidance under 20 pounds.
We compared official dimensions, materials, included tools, cleaning guidance, price, return conditions, and stated cat fit. We did not conduct a long-term odor or scratch test.
Cubby or Cove?
Choose Cubby for simplicity
21.2 × 15.2 inches at the base, removable 8-inch walls, lighter construction, and no included scoop.
Choose Cove for an all-in-one setup
A 26 × 16-inch footprint, heavier double-wall construction, and built-in storage for scoop, brush, and dustpan.
What to measure first
- Your cat: both pages list cats under 20 pounds; larger cats need careful fit assessment.
- The room: Cove is deeper and uses more floor space.
- Bathroom habits: removable high walls help with enthusiastic digging and standing urination, while open tops preserve visibility.
- Returns: the official policy says used litter boxes cannot be returned, so measure before ordering.
Tuft + Paw Cubby
The lower-cost, lighter open-top option.
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The premium option with integrated cleaning tools.
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