Harry & Lloyd's Cat Emporium

What are your worst cat litter problems? Cat litter odor? Cat litter mess? Cat litter ugliness? You may never have thought about it, but cats hate those things, too. I’ve found a solution with cat litterbox furniture.

I detest the sight of a litterbox — and it just ruins the Feng Shui in a home. And I can’t believe some cats have to do their business right out in the open. The thought makes me shudder. Again, litterbox furniture to the rescue.

Cat furniture litter enclosures make life nicer for the cat and its owner. It looks like a regular piece of furniture, but the bottom section conceals the litterbox. A doorway in one side allows easy access for the cat, and the doors in front open for cleaning. The person gets a pretty addition to the home — which usually includes extra storage for cat toys and litterbox tools — and the cat gets a private place for personal business.

Litterbox furniture helps with cat litter odor control. Since the box is enclosed, it contains the odor. Stray particles of kitty litter stay inside, too, instead of being tracked all over the house. Hidden cat litter boxes are the best thing since dried catnip. And don’t worry that your cat won’t be able to find the box…we’re pretty smart about things like that.

Cat litter furniture comes in all styles, from traditional to rustic, and in many color choices to match your home. It’s so much better than a plain old tacky plastic-covered litterbox in the corner. Check out some of the classy cat litterbox furniture I’ve found.