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Give Your Cat Privacy With a Litter Box Enclosure


If you love your cat but don’t like the sight of its litter, a litter box enclosure is an ideal solution. Your pet can use its hidden litter box in privacy with one of the litter cabinets we carry at Lowe’s. Cat litter box furniture can blend seamlessly with your current décor and look just like a regular console table or cabinet. It also can prevent litter from tracking through the house, so you won’t have to vacuum as much.


You’ll find litter box cabinets in various colors, including white, black, gray, pink and woodgrain. Some enclosures have a self-cleaning feature that separates the used litter from the clean. Other units feature travel-friendly designs and have a zipper opening to prevent messes and spills. Additional styles include a small cat door or an open section of the cabinet where the cat can enter. There also are doors that open easily for convenient cleaning.


Experts recommend having one box per cat, plus one extra. Litter box furniture allows you to provide the right number of boxes without litter being out in the open around your home. For more cat care tips, check out our guide on the subject, Pet Parent Essentials: Cat Edition.


Frequently Asked Questions


Q: Do cats like litter box furniture?

A: Some cats prefer covered or hidden litter boxes, such as cat litter box furniture. Other cats have no preference, and some prefer uncovered boxes. Almost all cats prefer private spaces for their litter boxes, as well as spaces where they can feel safe.


Q: Where’s the best place to put a cat litter tray?

A: You should place cat litter boxes in rooms that cats can easily access and that are free from loud sounds, traffic and chaos. If they feel stressed or anxious in a certain room, cats often will find somewhere else to relieve themselves. Cats usually prefer a peaceful environment, so be sure to have at least one box in the room where your cat spends the most time.


Frequently Asked Questions