I have been having litter box issues. I have tried the fancy electric cat boxes only
to find that they get stuck all of the time, they are hard to clean, and they are
noisy. I wanted to go back to the plain
plastic cat box but they were too small. I have 4 cats and they go in and out
of the house as they please.
I was looking around the storage bin section of Wall-Mart when I came across an insert to one of their storage bins. It was as deep as a regular cat box but it was much bigger. It was sold separately from the bin itself. The price tag was under $5 so I thought I would give it a try. The kitties sure did like all of their added space. I liked that it was big enough and easier to clean. Win! Win!
I was looking around the storage bin section of Wall-Mart when I came across an insert to one of their storage bins. It was as deep as a regular cat box but it was much bigger. It was sold separately from the bin itself. The price tag was under $5 so I thought I would give it a try. The kitties sure did like all of their added space. I liked that it was big enough and easier to clean. Win! Win!
New Cat Box |
Then I came up with an organizational solution for the litter supplies so that I didn’t have
to haul them back and forth to each cat box twice a day.
I
introduced my litter box cleaning kit on my Kitty Corner post (here). This is a
system I have been using for a while and it works well for us. I have one
stationed by the litter box inside and the one on the porch.
Inside |
Litter Box Cleaning Kit Includes:
- A poop scoop with a dish to catch any litter still on the scoop so it doesn’t get in the box.
- A poop holding bin. (An up cycled coffee container). When the holding bin gets full, we take it to the trash. This is a big time saver.
- Plastic bags to change the poop holding bin. (An old tissue box holder works great) I just recycle the bags I get from Publix.
- A little broom to clean small messes. (Dollar Tree)
- A can of disinfectant spray
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