Ready to use the bathtub

**moosmom** · 08-13-2004, 11:09 AM

What a GREAT idea!!!!

**leslie** · 08-15-2004, 10:59 PM

Re the top entrance box last shown- my co-worker tried it (multi-cats) and it failed. (Cats peed on the top of it).
She swears by the expensive http://www.pfprivy.com
I am going to spend the 160.00 to try it. It's just a well made cupboard with tracking that forces the cat to walk across it. I have a tiny apt. I walk and sleep on litter! Anything to limit this is a miracle! I have tried the plastic runners from the hardware stores and pet stores and they work, but scamp pees on them. He won't have the room to squat and pee on this one. My co-worker bought one at a cat show (friskies) 2 years ago and really liked the woman who makes them. Anyway, they are advertised in cat fancy magazine. Does anyone else know anything about them before I make the plunge?

**shais_mom** · 08-15-2004, 11:51 PM

My litter box is similiar to the Booda one Tonya posted except mine doesn't have the stairs.

Another thing you can do is get a large Rubbermaid container. One of the other cat sites, I go to occasionally, someone suggested this and it works great for them.

**shais_mom** · 08-15-2004, 11:57 PM

similiar to this that I keep Keegan's food on, I have a smaller one for litter.

**Ally Cat's Mommy** · 08-16-2004, 12:29 AM

I use the boxes with the "lip" that curves inward, which helps SLIGHTLY but I still have a beach in the utility room!! Ally uses hers for therapy - when she is cross she gets in there and flings sand around!

**catmandu** · 08-16-2004, 09:08 AM

Pouncer,and allen would definitley get some competition,in the Litter Tossing event,from Old Pros JJJ3,and Moose The Magnificent1 And I cant see Cats,using the Top Loader,and they will use the Booda Box,as a sleeping place!

**christa** · 08-16-2004, 09:17 AM

I'd try using less litter. I know you say they like to dig to China, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they wouldn't use it if it had less litter. We switched Josie from a huge covered litter box that held 40 pounds of litter, down to a LitterMaid that holds 2 inches of litter. Big difference but once we put them together, she only used the LitterMaid. You might have to change the litter more often, but it might be worth not having it all over the floor.

**catnapper** · 08-16-2004, 09:28 AM

Well, after a week of Competitive Litter Tossing, the litter is fairly low, and there is not too much on the bathroom floor. I now HAVE to scoop twice a day or Allen will tell me about it, but thats not too bad. My choice was pick up sand 5 times a day, or scoop twice a day. Easy choice!

I can't believe the variety in litter boxes!