🐱 White Cat Washroom Storage Bench – Cat Litter Box Enclosure Furniture by Roomfitters Review

The product was easy to assemble. We added extra wood glue when assembling. My cat jumped in right away. I ended up just cutting the rim off a cheap tray. We now have a wall to wall tray. Ideal! I put shelf liners on the walls in case my cat's urine splatters the walls. He didn't, but now it's very easy to wipe the walls inside if necessary. Oh we threw away the kitty litter because my cat didn't like it. He can walk normally without it.

Bought to help my dog stop eating cat poop. That didn't stop her right away. I ended up adding a small piece of drywall to the inner hole to shrink it to the point where the dog couldn't fit in his head anymore. After that it works great. The only problem right now is that when cats miss their urine, it squirts out and can fall through the door onto the carpet. You may need to place puppy pads under the litter box to prevent this from happening in the future. The included tray (didn't expect it

This product is stronger than I expected but I would definitely change a few things if I could. As soon as the cat tried to step on him, it just fell to the ground. At the moment we are using a shelf liner, but it needs something better. I don't know why it's impossible to find these things that fit in the standard compartment, but the size of the compartment is definitely an issue. I was surprised it even came with a tray, but we quickly switched to a Rubbermaid utensil pan. This still leaves…

What's good: looks good and is strong enough. The cats took to it straight away and I know all cats are different but both of my cats are quite picky and have enjoyed using it since day one. I got this as a "dog proof" solution and it is. A small ramp and a passage through the door to the stretcher make the "treats" out of reach for a large dog. I was concerned that a small dog (chihuahua) would access it the same way cats do, but he doesn't seem to want that. Then everything is fine in these…