Zerbuger Cat Litter Box Enclosure
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, fabric / mesh, 30 x 20 x 20 cm) for a happier, tidier home.
Hidden litter box furniture disguises the tray as a cabinet, bench or side table - so your living room stays looking like a living room, not a litter station. Here's what to look for and our top hidden litter furniture picks.
Feandrea, Hzuaneri, HOOBRO and Yaheetech make the best-looking hidden litter furniture - wooden cabinets that fully conceal the tray and pass as normal furniture, often with a usable top surface. Check the internal space suits your cat, ventilation is good, and the opening makes scooping easy. Pick a finish that matches your room.
The appeal is looks plus function, so choose a design and finish you'd happily have on show, with a genuinely concealed tray. But don't sacrifice your cat's comfort: internal room to turn and dig, good airflow, and a fully opening top or door for cleaning are essential. A larger cat needs a larger cabinet. Some models add storage or a double-cat layout.
We rate hidden litter furniture on how well it disguises the tray, internal space and ventilation, ease of cleaning, looks and value. Every pick is genuine litter-box furniture.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, fabric / mesh, 30 x 20 x 20 cm) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, 80 x 53 x 50 cm) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, wood, 80 x 50 x 61 cm) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, 80 x 50 x 45 cm) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, wood) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, wood) for a happier, tidier home.
A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, 80 x 53 x 49 cm) for a happier, tidier home.
It helps contain odour by enclosing the tray, and many designs have ventilation to keep air moving, but no enclosure removes the need to scoop regularly. Choose one with good airflow, keep on top of cleaning, and consider a litter that controls odour. Done right, hidden furniture keeps smells far less noticeable than an open tray.
Most cats will, provided the internal space is roomy enough to turn and dig, it's well ventilated, and the entrance is easy to use. Introduce it gradually and keep it clean. If your cat seems reluctant, check the size and airflow - cramped or stuffy enclosures are the usual reason a cat avoids one.
Our top pick is the Zerbuger Cat Litter Box Enclosure (our score 9.4/10) - A practical cat enclosure (litter-box enclosure, fabric / mesh, 30 x 20 x 20 cm) for a happier, tidier home..