🐾 BUNDLE & BLISS Secret Litter Box - Concealed Enclosure with Odor Control, Faux Plant and Real Stones - Ideal for Large Cats Review

Love, love, love this tray. My two cats especially love it. I line the bottom with a cat litter bag and use sticky nanotape on the sides. I use Pine Feline toilet granules which work great. I shovel solid and wet litter twice a day and change the bedding completely every 6 weeks. I just take the liner off and wipe the inside with a Clorox wipe. None of the visitors know that this is a tray and there is no unpleasant smell. Good product.

I've been looking for a litter box for a long time and this must be new because I've never seen one. I risked it and am happy to report that this tray looks exactly like the photos and videos. That's great. I was concerned my cat might not understand what they were at first, but they were inside before I even finished assembling this thing. The larger of the two (my 18lb Maine Coon) seems very happy with this upgrade. We recommend this update to everyone.

Can't believe how good this looks for a tray. I put it next to my "real" planter that cost me over $200 and they look really great together. I've received so many compliments from people who don't know it's a garbage can. I used to have a wooden cabinet that you bought a separate tray for, but my cats kept peeing on the walls and the urine soaked into the wood and everything smelled. With this I placed the fountain pen directly on the floor and because it is plastic it is easy to clean. I also…

After 4 different toilet styles, this one is the winner! More space than most standard boxes and very easy to disassemble and clean. The plant is realistic and the pebbles it comes with weigh the top down quite well. You don't really need to buy the liner or litter boxes you see here, I bought one and it was too small for the litter box, but if you keep your litter box clean it's pretty easy to take it outside and flush it out . My only complaint is that the tabs in the lid make contact with…

All in all, a tray disguised as a plant is a great idea. The artificial plant looks realistic and there is enough toilet space for 2 cats. However, it is not possible to line the bottom of the litter box with plastic sheeting for easier cleaning. Other reviewers recommend purchasing a plastic urn to place in the tray. I tried this and it resulted in dirt getting onto the bottom of the box. After 1 month of use, it is now a cat apartment with a soft pillow inside. Construction - The dome and…

I've had the original version of this type of tray for years and really liked it - the Good Stuff Hidden Litter Box. We had a second cat so we needed a second liter box and rather than get a repeat of the original design we wanted to replace it with a different type of 'plant'. Not only is this version much more expensive for no reason, but it also has an inferior design that is more difficult to use. First, the lid is not one-piece, but two-piece, so the plant part is not connected, and you…

We have just had our first kitten. On the way home we bought an ordinary open tray. I really wanted something that could hide the poop he doesn't always bury. It was easy to assemble. There were more decorative stones than I needed. I'll probably hot glue the stones to the styrofoam so they don't fall all over the place when we move the top to change the filling. with time. It fits well with maybe an inch of wiggle room. I have this one: A small giant plastic frying pan…

After buying the first one and using it for a week I bought the second one because I love it so much! (2 cats) On my first purchase I bought the recommended inner pan which fits well but there is about an inch gap between the wall and the pan and my cats have continued to do their thing in the gap to fill it evenly make. harder to clean so I left out the extra tray and just used extra large cat litter liners at the bottom (I use Alfapet Kitty Cat Disposable Stretchable Cat Litter Liners - 10…