🐱 PAWLAND Cat Litter Box Enclosure - Hidden Furniture for Pet Cat, Indoor Toilet House - Cat House Side Table with Vent Holes (White) Review

We have four cats and three litter boxes. I figured we would all convert trays into furniture like this. Get them out of sight, but make sure they're easy enough to grab. I especially like that this one has a bench at the top. I plan to put a small cat bed on it. It took a while to put together, but luckily I was able to entrust this work to my daughter and her engineer friend, so it really was a no-brainer for me! very happy with the end product.

This PAWLAND litter box is a beautiful piece of furniture that hides a less than attractive necessity. Not only does the tray stay out of sight, but the junk isn't strewn all over the room. Clever! I tried to assemble this myself without power tools. It was slow and boring. I didn't measure the time, but we're talking about hours. The instructions seem to be missing some details. For example, add hinges to doors. As soon as the two of us got home, we made it. We've thrown in some goodies to…

I have a BIG cat he is a Bombay who weighs 20 pounds. His old tray was covered and he kept banging his head and decided to finally find the hidden box to help. The way my house is set up when you walk in you see an ugly closed tray and now when you walk in you can't even see it just thinking it's a cute closet which is amazing! I definitely recommend this to others. It comes with instructions making the process very easy and it can even be decorated on top. I like the white color and I…

This is an enclosed litter box with a partition and two doors. Depending on how you set up the divider, you can slide the tray all the way forward and stow litter and scoops in the back. or you can put the litter box back and use a baffle to create a small dirt space to collect litter. All of this was done with a Phillips screwdriver. It was about 50/50 when using a screwdriver to tighten the fasteners. Then use it to tighten the screws. If you are familiar with IKEA furniture, then this…

A few years ago I made a similar tray out of an old wooden toy box. I was excited to build this and see how the two cases compare. This one had many parts and took just over an hour to put together. The instructions were a little vague at times, but every part was labeled, including tiny screws and other hardware in individually labeled ziplock bags. No tools were required other than a Phillips screwdriver and a hex wrench. As the illustrations were not clear, I had to remove and reattach parts