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Eggloa6 Plant Litter Box, Hidden Cat Litter Box With Artificial Plants
$64.99 – $89.99Estimated delivery between 2024/12/06 - 2024/12/10
Enclosed Cat Litter Box On Sale
The best cat litter serves an indispensable purpose in pet households. A decent cat litter and good cat litter box hygiene are important, as any cat parent will attest. There’s nothing pet parents wouldn’t do to take care of their furry friend after all of the snuggles, purrs, and playtime. Making sure our cats have a clean and accessible place to use the bathroom is an important part of caring for them. With so many different types of cat litter boxes to choose from, cat parents frequently conduct extensive research before deciding on the best one for their cat and home.
Not every cat litter box is appropriate for all families. Some cats require more space to move around, others require more privacy, and still others require special types of litter that require specific types of boxes. Coziwow has a wide variety of cat litter box supplies to meet your every need and keep your cat feeling clean.
Stop by Coziwow to find what works best for your cat, from cat litter box cabinet to cat litter box enclosure.
COZIWOW’s options when it comes to cat litter boxes include:
Cat litter boxes come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Extra-large litter boxes provide our cats with the extra space they require. Smaller boxes may also be sought after by pet parents for their kittens, who are still learning and growing.
- Enclosed Cat Litter Boxes/Covered Litter Boxes (for cats who require privacy)
- Large Litter Boxes (for large cats or multiple cats),
- Cat Tree With Litter Box (for an active cat who likes to climb)
- Cat Litter Box Cabinet (for the double effect of litter box furniture)
How to Pick a Cat Litter Box That Your Kitty Will Enjoy
Your cat’s inclination to utilize cat litter is influenced by the size and form of the litter box. Although most cats will accept both open and enclosure cat litter boxes, others have a strong preference for one over the other. Larger litter boxes are almost generally favored, and they may encourage cats who are resistant to use the box to do so. It’s important to remember that even a single cat needs at least two litter boxes. Then, for each additional cat you adopt, you should add a new litter box, ensuring that there is always one litter box for each cat in the house, plus one extra.