Does anyone have any experience with those hidden litterboxes that either look like potted plants or end tables? (yes, the hideously expensive kind.)
We used to have two litter boxes in the basement and one in the small bathroom upstairs. With a third cat (stray) added to the mix, we now have two in the kitchen and I would like to disguise them if it will work for our cats and not upset them.
I wasn't sure if suddenly having an enclosed box would be a problem. Mama seems to be totally flexible when it comes to her box being moved, but Drama... not so sure.
We have two spare rooms, but for some reason, Drama goes poo (not pee, just poo) outside the litterbox anywhere that is not high traffic. He doesn't go in the living room, kitchen or our bedroom anymore, but he does in the basement because that is not living space. And if he gets into either spare room, it is Poopapalooza, so I am hesitant to put a box in there and allow him access.
We would keep all the boxes in the basement, but my other female has been hiding down there from the stray and needs to have that space as her safety zone.
P.S. I know this sounds like two questions: The enclosed/disguised litterbox question and my cat's litterbox issues... but I haven't taken him to the vet yet about it his litterbox thing, so I'm not sure I deserve to ask for help on here yet on that one
We used to have two litter boxes in the basement and one in the small bathroom upstairs. With a third cat (stray) added to the mix, we now have two in the kitchen and I would like to disguise them if it will work for our cats and not upset them.
I wasn't sure if suddenly having an enclosed box would be a problem. Mama seems to be totally flexible when it comes to her box being moved, but Drama... not so sure.
We have two spare rooms, but for some reason, Drama goes poo (not pee, just poo) outside the litterbox anywhere that is not high traffic. He doesn't go in the living room, kitchen or our bedroom anymore, but he does in the basement because that is not living space. And if he gets into either spare room, it is Poopapalooza, so I am hesitant to put a box in there and allow him access.
We would keep all the boxes in the basement, but my other female has been hiding down there from the stray and needs to have that space as her safety zone.
P.S. I know this sounds like two questions: The enclosed/disguised litterbox question and my cat's litterbox issues... but I haven't taken him to the vet yet about it his litterbox thing, so I'm not sure I deserve to ask for help on here yet on that one