Good Pet Stuff Hidden Litter Litter Box
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It has a circumference of 64 inches, a diameter of 19 inches, and a height of 20 inches without the plant. This hidden litter box is likely the largest on the market, which is exactly what we needed, given that our largest cat stands at 18 pounds and is quite tall.
Booda Dome Pearl Litter Box by Petmate, White 290202 is a number assigned to a particular item. "purr-" fits the 19" bottom part. Perfectly" in the Good Pet Stuff Hidden Litter's bottom. It appears to be less expensive than the three-gallon "other" pan.
My curious fur babies only play with the plant because I replaced the grassy stuff with decorative rocks. It's been a year since I've had any issues with it. It appears to be in good condition. In fact, I'd like to purchase a second one for my bathroom.
Yes! I used Rustoleum's professional spray paint in Antique Bronze (or was it Oil Rubbed Bronze?) to paint it. ), and its gleaming surface Now you're looking and feeling great! It's not necessary to use a primer or sandpaper.
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This hidden cat litter box has been a complete blessing in my life! I turn the litter so that the entrance is completely hidden, and guests are always surprised when I tell them it's the litter box! Now, I must admit that the original color is hideous and doesn't go with anything in my house, but that's nothing a little spray paint can't fix! I also didn't want to dump the cat litter directly into this litter box because I despise how filthy they can get - I'm a total slob when it comes to keeping things clean. So I went on Amazon to look for a round basin (similar to what farmers use to store animal feed) and I found one that fits perfectly inside this hidden litter box! The Vrinda® Plastic Economy Round Basin (18 Inch) is the name of the basin I ordered from Amazon. Make sure you get the 18-inch basin (it's the red one, and if my memory serves me correctly, it's only about $20) because this product comes in several sizes, and the hidden litter box is about 18 inches long. Because the 18 inch is 5 inches in diameter, it is a great fit! Then I simply place one of those litter bags (similar to a garbage bag but sized for cat litter) in the basin, tuck it over the edges, tie it tightly around the outside, and fill it with litter! Never in my life will I use a regular litter box again!! The cats jumped right into this new litter box, and we haven't looked back since! AMEN!.
My cat recently had surgery to remove the leaves he ate from the plastic plant part; I'm not criticizing the product; it's just not designed for cats who get into things. Please think about it before you buy. Or at the very least, get rid of the leaves and straw.
I've seen a few people who dislike the palm leaves, but I don't think they're ugly. As a liner, I bought a feed bin and lined the bottom with trash bags. It's simple to clean and beautiful to look at! The only disadvantage is reassembling it. I discovered that it's difficult to line up the groove and opening after cleaning, so I now clean it mostly while it's assembled so I don't have to worry about putting it back together.
This awesome excrement container piqued my interest. It seemed magical to me that my cats could go in there and do their business while disguised as a plant. I bought this in the hopes of concealing my cat's toilet. All things considered, it was quite large when it arrived. I would have given it five stars if I hadn't paid $50 for a kitty porta potty that wasn't usable in its current state. The plant is a farce in and of itself. I mean. really, really bad The "moss" was a choking hazard on the verge of becoming a choking hazard. However, my cats (Lyanna and Ned) seem to enjoy it overall. Before I could even finish putting it together, they tried to make a shadoobie out of it. This litter pan is only worth $30 if I replace the plant, and I've already replaced the "moss" with glass marbles. Those marbles were supposed to be used as wedding centerpieces, but what better use could there be for them than to decorate my cat's bathroom? br>br>Recent changes: br>br> Thanks to Joann Fabrics' floral department, I've added new photos of my new and improved plant. I mean, given how exotic it appears, I'm starting to think of myself as the Martha Stewart of litterbox decorating. Is that a lovely orchid I see there? Nope. It's just a stinky litterbox for my cat. However, you've been caught!.
After that, I bought a foam circle, cut it to fit in the top, and added some extra fake foliage from Michael's clearance rack. I did use the litter box's foliage, but I cut the leaves apart with wire cutters so that they could be arranged rather than just stuck in one spot. This thing turned out great with a little hot glue and some Walmart fake moss (the moss that came with this product is terrible and went straight in the trash). We have it next to live plants on stands, and it honestly blends in perfectly. Also, because it's a nicely contained "pot," the cat uses it, almost all of the litter stays inside, and I'm pretty sure she wouldn't "miss" the litter box like she does with shorter ones. If you want a better/nicer way to have a litter box, this is a must-have. I think it cost me about $15 to dress it up a little more.
In my new apartment, the only place to put the litter box other than my bedroom was the dining room, which I despised. The litter track mats I have in front of it are the only thing that hints at what this is. So that my cat can still get in, but I don't have to look at it, I put the opening in the corner. Win- win! The Litter Scoopy, a cat-shaped holder that conceals the scoop, was also purchased. To match my decor, I spray painted the "vase" portion of the box as well as the scoop holder a speckled bronze. It dried to a lustrous sheen, making cleaning easier with a Clorox wipe. The plastic appeared to be porous when it arrived.
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