Moderna recall: what we know
We are not aware of any current recall affecting the Moderna products we carry — litter trays, carriers and feeding scoops. If you've seen a specific report or safety notice about a Moderna product and are trying to check it against something you own, the reliable place to check is the manufacturer's own website or a genuine consumer product safety notice, rather than relying on a shop page like this one for that specific check.
What we actually stock from the range
The Moderna products we carry are largely practical cat-care equipment: litter trays and pans in a range of sizes and colours, litter scoops, and a small number of carriers. None of it is a food, treat or medicated product — it's moulded plastic homeware, which is worth knowing if you're specifically trying to work out which category of product a safety concern might apply to.
If you're checking on behalf of a specific item you own, the model name and any batch or date information printed on the product itself is what a manufacturer or safety body would ask for, not the general product category.
How to choose sensibly if you're buying now
Beyond checking for any specific concern, the practical things worth looking at when choosing a litter tray or carrier are size relative to your cat — a tray that's too small is a common reason cats stop using it properly — and, for a carrier, secure fastenings and enough ventilation for a comfortable, low-stress journey.
It's also worth thinking about how the item will actually be used day to day rather than just its price or looks: a hooded tray suits a cat who likes privacy but traps odour more than an open one, and a top-loading carrier is generally easier to get a reluctant cat into than a front-loading design. None of that relates to safety concerns specifically — it's just the difference between a purchase that works well for your household and one that ends up sitting unused in a cupboard.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Moderna Cat Litter Linerbags
A fitted liner bag for Moderna's Large litter tray, sized to the tray's own shape
£6.99
Moderna Handy Max Scoop Warm Grey
Handy Max Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.49
Moderna Handy Scoop Spicy Coral
Cat Litter Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.35
Moderna Cat Litter Linerbags Xtra Large
A fitted liner bag for Moderna's X-Large litter tray, sized to the tray's own shape
£7.99
Moderna Cat Litter Scoop Aquarelle
Cat Litter Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.19
Moderna Corner Hooded Flip Loo
A hooded corner litter box with a flip door, filter and scoop, 56cm
£30.09
Moderna Handy Max Scoop Aquarelle
Handy Max Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.49
Moderna Handy Cat Litter Scoop Warm Grey
Cat Litter Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.75
Moderna Smart Cat Loo Aquarelle
A hooded cat loo with round edges only, a translucent door and a charcoal filter
£12.49
Moderna Kitcat Starter Kit
Tray, rim, scoop and a double bowl in one box, for the first fortnight with a kitten
£11.99
Common questions
- How do I check if a specific product has been recalled?
- The manufacturer's own website is the most reliable first check, since a genuine recall would be posted there with details of which models and batches are affected. If you can't find anything and you're still concerned, contacting the manufacturer directly with the product details is the next step.
- What should I do if I think a product is faulty?
- Stop using it and get in touch with us with the order details so we can look into it — a fault with an individual item isn't the same thing as a recall, and most issues like that are resolved directly rather than through a manufacturer-wide notice.
- Does Moderna make cat litter trays in different sizes?
- Yes, the range includes trays in a number of sizes and styles, including hooded and open designs. Matching the tray size to your cat, rather than to the available space, generally gets the best results for litter box use.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.