2 boxes 6 cats....on the main floor, the box is about the size of a child's sandbox.
1 jumbo sized, normal box upstairs.
1 jumbo sized, normal box upstairs.
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How many litter boxes do you have?
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Currently we have one in the lounge room for a kitten we had returned, Alf.
One in Lonestars pen in the lounge.
One in Benja's pen in the cat room.
And two in the cat room.
One in Lonestars pen in the lounge.
One in Benja's pen in the cat room.
And two in the cat room.
3 cats, 1 box, cleaned veryyyy often....no problems so far...
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I have twelve litter pans- the extra large ones are outside in the enclosure and the others are inside the house.
I have 1 big litterbox for both cats.. I clean it twice a day so that everything stays clean and there is nearly no smell. The carpeted box I bought from Dr. Fosters is great, since the cats are in the rooms with me, it make it look much better too then having a littler box out in the open.. plus, they love to lay and play on it!
Here's a picture..
Here's a picture..
That's cool. Is there a hole in the side for them to get in?
Yea, right in the front. It's also nice if you have dogs.. that .. um.. have a pallet for kitty liter. It's a small enough hole for the cats to get in and out, and pretty hard for a dogs head to get in. I can send you a better pic of the front, if you are interested in seeing it.
That would be lovely(?
What the inside walls made of? like are they wipeable?
The box is made of cedar, so the first few days it stunk like a mix between a rotting tree and new carpet... but then the smell goes away.
The inside has a vinal liner, that holds on with thick velcrow all around the door and the sides (hope I spelled those right.) That is removable and washable. It's super easy to clean, which is why I love it! There are 2 different sizes, I got the smaller one, but there is a bigger one that fits the self cleaning littler box. I think it was like $100-$150, but it's well worth it.
Here is a picture of the front
Without the Liner
With the Liner
With the litter box
Here is a picture of the front
Without the Liner
With the Liner
With the litter box
I have one cat and one covered box, I clean it out every time i notice he has used it.
That carpeted box is great sunshine, it just looks like a piece of the furniture! I havent seen those before!
That carpeted box is great sunshine, it just looks like a piece of the furniture! I havent seen those before!
That's a nice concept. It definitely gives a cat who doesn't like the standard "hooded" box more room to move. I know Charlotte prefers a non-hooded litter box. I think this might be a happy medium between hooded and non-hooded, despite the litter box is enclosed.Originally Posted by sunshne880
The box is made of cedar, so the first few days it stunk like a mix between a rotting tree and new carpet... but then the smell goes away.The inside has a vinal liner, that holds on with thick velcrow all around the door and the sides (hope I spelled those right.) That is removable and washable. It's super easy to clean, which is why I love it! There are 2 different sizes, I got the smaller one, but there is a bigger one that fits the self cleaning littler box. I think it was like $100-$150, but it's well worth it.
I have two cats and three litter boxes. Two domed and one regular one. All three are large sized according the manufacturer by what they think is large and what I think is large is two different things. One of these days I'm going to find a large enough litter box.
I'm considering cutting down to two though. They only use two at anytime and the third just sits around collecting dust.
I'm considering cutting down to two though. They only use two at anytime and the third just sits around collecting dust.
I have two, for four cats. That works fine for us (they always use the boxes without any problems, so as far as I can tell they do not mind). Given that I have one for every two cats, I think one per cat is totally fine, especially if you're not having any problems (not broke, don't fix it, and all that stuff).
WOW! That's really cool. Thank you bunches for sharing.Originally Posted by sunshne880
The box is made of cedar, so the first few days it stunk like a mix between a rotting tree and new carpet... but then the smell goes away.The inside has a vinal liner, that holds on with thick velcrow all around the door and the sides (hope I spelled those right.) That is removable and washable. It's super easy to clean, which is why I love it! There are 2 different sizes, I got the smaller one, but there is a bigger one that fits the self cleaning littler box. I think it was like $100-$150, but it's well worth it.
Here is a picture of the front
Without the Liner
With the Liner
With the litter box
5 cats 3 litterboxes, no problems so far.
1 box for 1 cat
That box is awsome. I wish i could find something like that around here.
That box is awsome. I wish i could find something like that around here.
1 monster and 1 extra-large potty box... I live in a studio apartment and there is no place to put another litter box... although I'm almost convinced my Oliver wants to use mommy's potty since I catch him up on the seat a lot, and he's AMAZED to see it flush!
I have four boxes for three cats. Van Ness calls them "extra giant." I call them large. I'm home most of the time so I clean them whenever I see they've been used, usually three times a day. One of my cats, Red Cat, is a clean freak. He will not use a box that hasn't been cleaned since last use if he has a slave around to clean it. And he has a BIG voice to inform me it needs cleaning, so I do it rather than listen to him! I also scrub the box and replace with fresh litter once a week.
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I have 2 cats, 5 kitties.
4 litter boxes in their room and 6 around the house.
4 litter boxes in their room and 6 around the house.
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Well I did it I brought my little girl home from the shelter on Thursday night. It was a difficult decision as I'm in a one bed room apartment, but I couldn't resist her. This is the last kitty for a LONG time. Now I've got four; Levi, Jordan, Isaac & my little girl who I'm still trying to name.
