Question 1

Are cat litter box enclosures hard to clean?

Accepted Answer

Cat litter box enclosures aren't particularly hard to clean, but some are easier to clean than others. Many hidden enclosures have doors that swing wide open to provide easy access for litter box scooping and cleaning. Choose cat litter box furniture made from durable materials that can be easily wiped down and disinfected if needed.

Question 2

Is litter box furniture hard for cats to find?

Accepted Answer

Litter box furniture is not very hard for cats to find, as cats have very sensitive noses and can usually smell where the litter box is. Some cats may, at first, be reluctant to use litter box furniture if they are unaccustomed to using a covered area to do their business. If your cat doesn't have a problem with litter box covers, he may be more inclined to adapt quickly to new cat litter box furniture.

Question 3

Do litter box enclosures help contain odor?

Accepted Answer

Litter box enclosures do help contain odor. You must still be diligent about scooping and cleaning the litter box, however, as your cat may take exception to the smell of an unclean litter area.

Question 4

Where should I put litter box furniture?

Accepted Answer

You should put litter box furniture in an area that is not too heavily trafficked or loud, as cats need privacy and calm when using the litter box. Put the litter box enclosure in an area that is convenient and attractive for you while considering the unique needs of your cat. Many people like to put litter box furniture in the bathroom or in a family room, but you can really put the enclosure anywhere your cat feels comfortable using it. Since these enclosures are designed to blend easily into any decor, you have many options, so experiment and see what works best!

Question 5

Do cats like litter box furniture?

Accepted Answer

Some cats like litter box furniture, and some do not. Litter box furniture can provide a safe, secluded place for your cat to do her business while keeping messes to a minimum, and many cats enjoy the extra privacy. Other cats do not like being enclosed with their litter box, and enclosed litter areas can cause a buildup of odors that may be off-putting to your cat. Make sure your cat will use a covered box before investing in cat litter box furniture and scoop the box daily to prevent odor buildup if you do choose a litter box enclosure.

Cat Litter Box Furniture & Enclosures

TRIXIE Wooden Cat Home & Litter Box Cover, Brown

New Age Pet ECOFLEX Litter Box Cover End Table, Antique White, Standard

New Age Pet ECOFLEX Litter Box Cover End Table, Russet Brown, Standard

Yaheetech Indoor Cat Litter Box Enclosure, Medium, White

Unipaws Washroom Bench Enclosed House Cat Litter Box, Rustic Brown

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