StylishWaysToHideTheCatLitterBox

Let’s face it, living with cats means living with litter. I’m often asked the question “How can I hide the litter box in a cool looking way?” Well, there are a few options, so I thought I’d round them all up here for easy reference.

CoveredCatLitterBoxes

First, consider a covered litter box. There are several available with modern, stylish designs that you wouldn’t have to hide away in a closet or utility room. Remember, you need one litter box per cat, plus one more, in order to keep everyone happy, and it’s best to place them far away from each other. Also, keep in mind your cat’s particular needs when choosing a litter box. Top entry boxes maybe good for some cats, but not for senior cats or cats with mobility issues. Also, consider the size of an enclosed litter box and make sure your cat has plenty of room to turn around inside. Finally, make sure to keep the litter box clean, including the inside of the cover and sides, which may require a regular deep cleaning.

Here are some of my favorite covered litter boxes:

  1. Mox Tower Litter Box
  2. Modkat Top-entry Litter Box
  3. Litter Robot Automatic Self-Cleaning Litter Box
  4. Litter Spinner Quick Clean Litter Box
  5. Flip Seamless Front Entry Litter Box
  6. Booda Dome Cleanstep Cat Box
  7. Kitty a Go-Go Covered Litter Box with Pull-out Tray

LitterBoxFurniture

Another option is to hide the litter box inside a cabinet or other enclosure that looks like a piece of regular furniture. There are all kinds of cabinets designed specifically to hold a litter box, ranging in style from traditional to modern. Some of these can also serve double duty as a side table or nightstand.

Here are some stylish litter box enclosures:

  1. Modernist Cat Litter Hideaway
  2. Designer Pet Products Litter Box Enclosure
  3. Modern Cat Designs Cat Litter Hider
  4. Pet Studio Mahogany Cat Litter Box Cabinet
  5. LitterWorks Top or Side Entry Litter Box Cover
  6. Crown Pet Products Litter Box Cabinet
  7. Merry Pet Products Cat Washroom & Night Stand
  8. Mr. Herzer’s Decorative Litter Box Cover

DIY_CatLitterHider1

And finally, if you’re handy, you can DIY a custom cat box enclosure inside a piece of retrofitted furniture or even as part of a built-in cabinet. Here are some great examples:

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