where do you put the litter box?
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I had originally put it on the bottom, but my buns liked privacy so I put it in that little room, but then it made the walls messy. overall this is a poor quality hutch. waaaay to much for this cheep thing
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It is awkward getting the litter in and out. I had to tip it to get it in on ground level through the door. I like to clean our litter every day. So I ended up taking the dividers out of the second level and putting them flat on the floor of the right side and putting the litter there with some hay in front of it. That works well because I can raise the roof to clean it. I only use the bottom door to put food and treats in and out. When we are home I leave the bottom door open so my bunny has the run of our deck. He goes back in to use the litter. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely! They sell a foam insert that levels the area which I'd recommend if you're going to put a litterbox in there, otherwise the bottom is curved. I guess you could pile up some blankets though to level it out before putting a litter box in.
747741
When you open the package, you unfold the liners, pull out the non-sifter liner, put that in the litter box, then you can put all the sifters in or separate them. There are 2 pan liners (non sifters) so I split them between 2 or more litter pans.
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I have this litter box in the corner but it is a good sized litter box which I need for my two big cats. It really doesn't fit all that well, though, setting it kitty-corner. It wastes more space that way so I just have it sit right against the wall in the corner. It is a very nice litter box and nothing, absolutely nothing sticks to it. I really like it very much.
458134
There is a hole for the tail which also allows the cat to go to the litter box. My cat can use the litter box successfully with the diaper on; however, depending on the fit of the diaper, sometimes the feces end up in the diaper instead.
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Yup it's talk inside !! I also use puppy pads under the box to keep bottom dry in case of urine missing the litter box.
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The opening in the second door is the same as the first. I have a dog who likes to get into it so I put the divider in. If you don't have other animals it's not necessary to put it in and you will have more room inside for the litter box.
859946
That would be a lot of litter. Usually about 3-4 inches of litter should go in the box. It depends on how many cats will be using it, how big your litter box is and the frequency you will be cleaning it.What size box will you be using?
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The cardboard liner box fits in the bottom and makes it easier to lift out and clean. The liner boxes are more expensive than I would have thought for cardboard. So I cover the liner box with a litter bag (31") and install it. The bag protects the box which then provides mechanical support when removing. Just dispose of the litter bag when it needs to be changed and reuse the cardboard liner.
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No. When you install a new tray, you just take the "top" of the box and put it under the "bottom" of the box. Then, when you remove the dirty litter tray to replace it, you take the top out from under the bottom and put it back on top. I tape the box shut and put it in a tall kitchen garbage bag to throw away.
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There's a lid on top that you open to dispose of the litter waste. Inside is a plastic bag that catches the waste. It stores the waste out of sight and traps any odor inside.
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The litter box is great. Keeps everything's in. I also found litter that's the best. It's called Feline Pine at Petco.com you can probably get it on Amazon too. Hope this helps. My cat sprayed too so unfortunately we had to have him neutered which we didn't want to do but that solved the problem.
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With the pockets. Technically, if you're careful, and have a very sharp knife or power tool that cuts, you can cut-off the pockets between the pockets and the pan. That way, the litter box would be ~28-inches.
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I put the scoop in there. This box is huge! The cats haven't missed yet, or messed with the scoop.
1957134
very good question.. I personally don't use liners and the litter box is an odd triangle shape... You'd really to have to play around with it but I wouldn't count on it
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I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
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No, I have it sitting next to the litter box. You can have a hook in the wall or something similar to hang it from.