Cat boxes

Cat litter somehow manages to get everywhere, but this hack prevents it from leaving the litter box.

If you're a fan of buying things online, like I know you are (because I assume everyone in the world is like me), cardboard boxes tend to accumulate in your house. Glorious boxes of all different sizes n' color n' ply. Cat heaven, basically.

The best place to put the cat litter box in a small apartment is somewhere that is private, where your cat has easy access, and that is a low traffic area. It should also be in a well-ventilated area

Tisoy's cardboard homes have included a sushi bar, gingerbread house and igloo.

Here's how you can make a tent for your cat using home supplies.

Having a cat means dealing with a litter box. At first, I wasn't thrilled about having a litter box in plain view in my apartment. It didn't match any of my decor, and honestly, it was an eyesore. So, I started searching for ideas online on how to make the litter box blend in or even hide it entirely. What I found was a treasure trove of creative, do-it-yourself ideas that seemed easy enough for someone like me, who isn't a pro at building things. I got excited and picked a project that…

The PawHut hooded litter box will give your cat complete privacy to put them at ease. Our covered cat litter box features an air filter to stop smells from escaping. It comes with a litter scoop that attaches to the side so it won't get lost, and its removable tray makes cleaning dirty litter easy. The cat litter mat in front catches spill outs preventing the transfer of litter to the carpet. A sleek piece with simple colors, its cute hut-like shape is an easy fit for your home.

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