Outdoor Litter Box Enclosure

189 Ideas by Peyton Robinson

No one likes to smell litter boxes, but owning a cat, comes with that one messy caveat. So let's throw your cat's litter box into a cat litter box enclosure, and save yourself from those odors. Your cat will love the privacy while they do their business, and you will love that the litter, and other things, don't get all over the place. A clean solution to a dirty, often smelly, problem.

Outdoor cat toilet

Catbox Litter Box Enclosure. Perfect so she doesn't spread litter outside either.

Outdoor kitty litter box

Much as we love our cats, no one likes to look at a kitty litter box every day - much less to have it on display to guests. A cat litter box enclosure...

Cat litter box enclosures

If you want to remove a dirty cat litter box from your home, this is a great solution - going out for a cat is a great way to go. The simple construction of the cage is easy to assemble to the door, allowing the cat to the discreet toilet.

Cat cage with litter box

Cat litter box mounted on comfortable bench. It is made of wood and fitted with metal supports. Received many positive recommendations from customers for elegant design and high quality.

Litter box outside

What an interesting idea! An Espresso coloured cat litter box disquised as a nice bench. I bought one for our cat, and my wife and I couldn't be happier now that the littler box is gone, and in its place a nice Espresso bench!

Plastic litter box 4

This DIY project of a cat litter box enchants with its simple, yet very clever design. Crafted from a plastic containter, with handmade hole in the front and a smaller box with litter and bottom foam mat inside.

Cat litter box enclosures 1

This great cradle cat litter cradle is an excellent way to add home cats extra space outside your home. Based on a solid frame construction with wooden elements gives you plenty of play space. Your cats will love it.

Outside cat box

With this litter box cabinet your cat is going to have a time of its life. It includes a standard litter pan on the top and bottom, an oversized shelf installed below, cut out holes for easy access, and 2 pair of door with decorative handles.

Outdoor Litter Box Enclosure

Buying Guide

Cat lovers will know all too well how many items are needed for our feline friends. One of the most important items you need for your cat is a cat litter box. Without this, you'll end up with lots of messy problems, but many cat owners find that they still have to deal with mess. A cat litter box enclosure is designed to help make it easier for you to look after your cat, and make it more comfortable for your pet.

  • Less mess. You won't have to clean up bits of sand and other mess anymore with an enclosure around the cat litter box. Although you'll still need to clean the mess that is made by your cat within the enclosure, at least you don't need to worry about chasing grains of sand around the kitchen or bathroom. Containing the mess has many benefits, not least that you'll be able to clean up after your pet in much less time than usual!
  • Eliminate odor. You won't manage to completely get rid of any odor that comes from your cat's litter tray, but you'll definitely be able to make a significant difference. With the help of other products which are designed to take away bad smells from your pets, the cat litter enclosure is a great way to keep your home clean.
  • Spacious for your pet. You can even create some extra play space for your cat using some of the cat litter box enclosures which are now on the market. Many of the outdoor enclosures contain different levels and tiers so that your cat can climb around and play with various toys. It's an ideal way to create something fun for your cat and to promote a healthy and adventurous nature in your pet.

Getting the right size is important when it comes to your pet cat. There are small enclosures which are in themselves a cat litter box. This keeps the mess enclosed while being a much smaller item and therefore more suitable for apartments and small houses. Larger enclosures are designed to go around the cat litter box, but can take up a considerable amount of space. Apart from thinking about the space of your home, also take into consideration the size of your cat.

You may be hesitant to buy a cat litter box enclosure since you're not sure your cat will be used to it. There are many enclosures you can purchase which will allow you to return the product if you are not happy with it after a certain number of days. If you have a good returns policy, you can see whether your cat is comfortable with it over a short period of time. Alternatively, slowly introduce your cat to the enclosure by keeping it away from the cat litter box initially until s/he is used to having something brand new taking up space.