Original Hidden Litter Box Planter, Decorative Cat Litter Enclosure, Carbon Filter, Faux Plant, Round Design, Easy to Clean, Base Kit, Palm Plant, Mint Green

It's about time you hoomans give us a litterbox big enough to do our business in the proper way and in complete privacy, without banging up against the sides as we try to cover our acts with an artistry that Van Gogh or Donatello would approve of. That takes time and delicate planning and maneuvering, rechecking and adjusting. We need the space to turn and work, and traditional litter boxes don't respect that. It's hard to turn around inside the rectangular privacy boxes with lids to get just the right angles for our masterpieces. And the swinging doors? They get in the way too and sometimes whack us in the face or bottom as we climb in or out, as if we are being punished on the spot for our natural basic needs. Or those boxes with the automated mining expedition designs, encroaching on our available space to twist and turn and bend and fling. We don't see hoomans confined to a box no wider or taller than their shoulders trying to deposit their sculptures at their feet while avoiding getting it on any part of their body, and attempting to properly hide it for the next time they or someone else uses it. No, that is uncivilized. You hoomans have all the space to maneuver your legs and arms around your liquid litter boxes and get just the right angles to remain clean. For at least a thousand years we've put up with this nonsense of not having the same dignified receptacle. Some of us have even left presents under your bed or behind the couch as an act of protest and sending a message. Finally someone got the message!! And they designed an equally dignified receptacle for us! If you think your cats act as if they are royalty now, then wait until they have access to this and you'll see that they really are. . This litterbox is round, and extremely large, that two full grown cats could fit inside if we weren't so prudeish about our privacy while we work. My brother and I have plenty of room, so much so that I could do an Olympic worthy flip inside if I chose to, or stand on my hind legs. The door to enter is very large so when we grow up we won't have any problem jumping in, sparing us the humiliation of having to squeeze through a small opening during our urgent state. And those of us without a lid will no longer have to do this in public while everyone looks on. Hoomans don't plop down in front of their family and friends! The best part about this beautiful ingenious litterbox is that our hoomans can't see it at all and stay out of our business, for the most part, until they get the itch to do some mining and foraging. We will never understand why you play in it with shovels and mine through our work to take what is not yours. You do realize we go behind the couch and snicker at you. And it does make us a little disgusted, never failing to shock us. That's why we stare at you in wonder while you do it. Another nice thing about our private hidden litterbox is that our hoomans turn it facing a corner or wall and don't even know when we go inside. It just looks like a lovely floor plant to the outside world, and frankly we prefer it that way. The best part is how deep the bottom of the container is. My hoomans put kitty litter in it about 4" - 5" deep and that controls the smell better, lasts longer between their mining expeditions, and lets us cover and sculpt the litter without our claws scraping the bottom and running out of fresh materials. How would you like it if you ran out of toilet paper?? Other than my brother's meows and growls from inside the box to announce when he is working, every single time, there isn't a single sound or peep from inside to tip off what is happening in there when I use it, or any other normal cat that is. Thankfully I overheard my hoomans talking that they liked how they could eventually go out and buy a much better quality artificial foliage to look even more realistic and not as obviously fake as the fern bouquet that comes with it. However, this price it's more than appropriate and can suffice for now, since it looks nice from a distance and most hoomans won't be sitting on top of it. We approve of this litterbox more than any design on the market today or in history. Those other boxes that try so hard to control smells, limit messiness, and automate your mining expeditions? All of that is not an issue with this gigantor litter box and its back to the basics approach. Just go out and buy stock in kitty litter, because while it lasts longer in the pot if it's deep enough, you'll need a ton to initially fill it up. And THAT is good and why it doesn't smell!

EDIT: I just purchased a fourth hidden plant litter box for the bathroom. My cats like using them and I like the way they look. For those who write that putting the top back on is hard, I can scoop all 3 (soon to be 4) of mine in just a few minutes. The longer I have used them the easier they are to scoop and replace the top. Once you find a method that works it’s really fairly easy. I now tend to hold the top and set it down into the groove. Just time and practice with 3 and now 4 of these it gets easy. I would not have purchased a fourth one if they were hard to clean but there is a learning curve. Once you figure it out you will be glad you bought it. Don’t hesitate to buy it. Oh, and I don’t use liners with mine. You don’t need them. —————— I like this litter pot box so much I bought 3 of them in gray and brown. My cats like the privacy and spaciousness and my 15 year old cat likes the ease of getting in and out. I use them without liners and they work fine. I tend to scoop litter every other day. I put the litter pots in different parts of my house. I take the lightweight tops off to scoop as no way would I try to scoop through the door. To put the top back on, simply grasp one side of the top door opening feeling for the groove underneath while holding the back with your other hand and then connect the groove with the door bottom and then do the same on the other side of the door. You can feel when the groove sits properly. After an awkward learning curve and spilled rocks it only takes a few seconds to put the top off and on and it will get even easier with time. I may change the “plant” in time but for now it’s fine. I got some black rocks at the Dollar Tree to decorate it and give the top some weight.

This is a brilliant invention! I live in a 3 room apartment with only one closet, no utility room or storage, or anyplace to hide a litterbox. While I was fully expecting to have to paint this before using it, it turns out I don't have to. The one I chose does not look like plastic from across the room. It looks like a terra cotta or stone jar until you get close to it. And I have made sure no one will get close to it. I placed it in a corner with the opening toward the corner. It is sitting on a woven rug of a similar color which goes perfectly with the stone look. I have a couple of smaller pots with greenery at the base in a nice arrangement. The pots and greenery in front disguise the plastic a little and keep guests at a distance. So far, my guests have not guessed what the "stone jar" actually is. I have used the palm spray that came with it and, as suggested by another reviewer, put a circle of green foam in the top to hold a few extra stems of matching palm fronds. By all means, throw away the "moss" that comes with it. That stuff is a feline gastro-intestinal, surgical emergency waiting to happen. So, the aesthetics get 5 stars from me. Is it practical. Absolutely! Thanks to the reviewer who posted the photo of the tub inside the pot, I ordered one of those and a box of Johnny Cat pan liners. The liners are made of a tougher plastic than trash can liners, the better to resist kitty claws. No rips so far. The inner pan is well worth the extra cost because it makes it so much easier to keep the "stone jar" clean and to clean the litter. How about taking the lid on and off for cleaning? Is that a hassle? Not a bit. It's lightweight and the plants stay in place nicely as you move the top around. The top and bottom fit together tongue and groove. As another reviewer says, start at one end and follow the circle around with your hand and the two pieces fit together perfectly. At least mine does. So ease of use gets five stars. Does the cat like it? She loves it. After I finished putting it together and setting it in the corner, I sat on the bed to admire it. Within five minutes my girl was snooping around, trying to figure out what it was. When she discovered the opening in the back she hopped right in and made use of it. So she gave it five stars, too. Bottom line, I couldn't be more pleased. It has solved a messy, ugly problem in a beautiful, practical way. I wouldn't be surprised if other companies started making knock-offs and spin-offs in a variety of styles and colors. Good job, guys. I love it!

Let me start by saying the other reviews aren’t wrong—getting the lid snapped back onto the base is absolutely a learning curve. This is actually my second time buying this exact cat box. Years ago, when I lived alone in a tiny apartment, it was perfect. Eventually it held onto some odor, so when my boyfriend and I moved, I replaced it with a different style that matched our décor. Big mistake. That version used little plastic tabs instead of a full seam, and once those tabs started breaking, my male cat’s pee went straight through the gap. I thought he was missing the box, but really the box was failing him. I dug through my old Amazon orders, found this original model again, and was thrilled to see it now comes in multiple colors. I grabbed one that matches our hallway bathroom and even added decorative stones on top because my cat eats any plant—real or fake. It cleans easily, the lid is annoying until you figure out the snap points, but once it’s on correctly, everything stays contained. No leaks. No gaps. No surprises. I also use heavy‑duty reusable liners that fit beautifully, and honestly, I’m happier with this setup than any of the “prettier” boxes I tried. For people saying their male cats are leaking out the sides, I’m willing to bet the lid isn’t fully attached. Once it’s snapped in properly, it works exactly the way it should. I took off one star solely due to the lid being tricky to attach. Otherwise, the box itself is absolutely wonderful.

This is my second time purchasing this product. Bought the terracotta/brownish colored one in 2020 for my cat spike who passed in 2021. When I moved out of my dad’s house I left it behind as I didn’t have a cat anymore. Just bought this again in black for my new cat I adopted last August. These look a lot nicer than the average litter box and adds some much needed greenery to my room lmao. My cat seems to enjoy having extra room to move around in the box. It’s not a huge box but much more spacious than the average litter box you’d go buy from Walmart for $10. I will say that the lid can be a tiny bit annoying to put back on sometimes but that’s only a minor gripe, just thought I’d mention it for transparency. But would 100% this product :)

I finally caved in and purchased this awesome litter box, now that my older kitty is beginning to struggle with squatting to pee and has been having accidental spills with the old fashioned kind of litter box it was kind of a necessity. I figured I’d get a more aesthetically pleasing one instead of the usual one with a lid, because I live in a townhouse and space is limited and we do have to see it if we go by that area. I love the picture of the product, but read several reviews about how awful the greenery included is so I bought this along with a set of hanging greenery pieces to use on the lid instead of whatever came with it. WELL I actually didn’t even get the greenery included, and though Amazon says they gave me a $10 credit for the mistake- I do not have said credit and I’m over trying to get it at this point. I highly suggest you expect to purchase a different greenery for the lid, seeing as reviews say it’s not good quality etc anyways and you can have bit of fun designing your own little arrangement. I mean, in all honesty it’s a decorative piece for your home, that’s literally the only reason you’re going to buy such an expensive litter box over a $25 one at the pet store, right? I bought a set off of Amazon preemptively and I absolutely loved the end result of this combination. I definitely prefer what mine looks like over the product image in the listing. I’ll also add please don’t use the included topping stuff, it’s like brown fake grass and it’s seriously a dangerous choking/intestinal blockage causing hazard for cats. Just toss the baggy out, don’t even bother checking it out. Please, please don’t let that stuff be around your kitty. I actually didn’t put anything on top of the lid asides from the plants, as I wanted to allow for the best air flow possible. If you want something on top, may I suggest buying some river rocks or those colored glass stones, as those wouldn’t be a yummy looking death trap for your kitty. Also, don’t stress buying a secondary litter box to put inside. Seriously I have absolutely no idea why people are doing this, it’s meant to be a single big litter basin with a lid, and you can put a liner in and put the lid over it. It would be so, so painfully small for your kitty if you put a box INSIDE the box. As it is, just dump the litter in and boom, done. My cats both LOVE it! My old guy is a hefty cat, he’s about 15-16lbs but he’s also a big cat overall/not rotund big lol and he fits in the cut out opening with ease and extra room, he can easily climb in, turn around, dig etc. I definitely recommend for a big kitty (JUST DO NOT USE ANOTHER LITTER BOX INSIDE OF IT 😸) My Turkish Angora is a long slonky cat, he’s 13lbs with no chonk, he fits inside easily and uses it as his dominant box. They had 3 litter boxes (I chose to play it safe and keep the one I was planning on getting rid of around just in case this one didn’t work out, however they are both infatuated with this one and haven’t touched the other oneS! It’s so funny, I never thought a cool looking litter box would make them so happy. I guess it must feel like they’re in the wild or something....not like either one really knows what that’s even like lol I definitely recommend this litter box, just be ready for a little DIY for the topper, but your could also just not put anything on there if you don’t care. 10/10 friends!

Seldom are products better than you expect. I thought: 1) it’d be bigger... I wanted my baby to have space but, I didn’t want anything to over dramatic, because I mean, it’s nice AND super practical... but you CAN tell it didn’t come from Pier I Imports. 2) it’d be heavier. So I imagined it a bit of a task to uncover and change 2x daily, (recovering from bone marrow transplant. Just making my bed feels like climbing a mountain) my personal, preferential litter clearing schedule. 3) it might scare my cat, which had been used to an open, blue litter “tray” since he was a kitten. Well: 1) it’s somehow the PERFECT size. Smaller than appears in pictures, but pleasantly so. NOT to small for regular HS cats; comfortable for them in fact... but not overwhelming as an “alternative” decoration in almost any design setting. DEF better than a small, blue, ashy tray. I plan to go to Michael’s and get some more realistic leaves and extra moss. I’ll bring up its perceived market value in a minute. Anyone can. 2) Seriously, after my BM transplant, just coming up 3 flights of stairs makes me stop and have to take a breath when I reach the top. I was concerned I couldn’t handle this thing. Well, it’s MAYBE 6-8lbs AT THE MOST.. so lifting it and putting it to the side, taking 5 seconds to lift it, is actually doable for most. I am 41, 5,8, average build... so U get an idea. Size matters in this point also. 3) I set it up. SPRINKLED (very little) of his current, used litter over the top and set it down. As SOON as I put it down, he wanted to know what it was. I grabbed him, put him inside and he just sniffed around a bit and got out. That was it. 10 min later, it was christened. I didn’t even set the old one next to it for reference. He just, knew. BONUS: If you look in my second picture, You will see the very little space that I gave him to access the litter box. To us, it may seem cramped but, they like to squeeze into places. The bonus is, very little of the actual “litter box” needs to be exposed. It can basically just be an actual “home decoration“ if it’s set just right... and with a little ingenuity, it can be made to look like a more costly/classy purchase and decoration option, which is really the point. Smart purchase: A+ for its price.

Look, if you hate the idea of ugly litter boxes in your main spaces, this thing can do you a solid- but if you don't want it to be ugly, you'll have work to do with this before it fits the need. 1. You're going to want to spraypaint the external part. The matte plastic it comes in looks cheap and its pretty obviously something other than what it endeavors to look like. Find a semi-glossy color you love, and its going to look more like ceramic. I was a little hesitant to do this given the cost of the product, but as long as you buy a plastic bonding type of spraypaint, its easy and makes a world of difference, and has held up for a year without chipping. Well worth the effort. 2. THROW AWAY THE MOSSY/HAY STUFF. Just like dental floss, this is a risk to your kitty's gut. Throw it away and replace it with medium size rocks (my cat likes to play with smaller rocks, and these are easier to clean up if you accidentally dump them over taking the lid off). 3. You'll want to replace or amend the plant. The one they provide is cheap, thin, ugly. No, you can't put a real one in. You have a small hole, maybe about the diameter of a nickel to work with. The rest of the top area is a filter 4. Get a plastic tub that fits well inside. That way when its time to clean, you pluck the whole tub out. You can hose it out. Doing this, I don't need a liner, which thank God, because those things never work right and your cat punctures them with their claws and so on and so forth. This one fits great. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BJEDNL4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 So by the time you've done all the needed modifications to turn this mediocre product into magic, it's 3x as expensive. But truly it has felt like such an investment for us. I have to show housesitters where the litterboxes are because they don't realize that is what it is, especially since we keep the opening a little pivoted towards the wall to discourage our dogs from poking their heads in. It's in my living room and my bedroom, in high traffic spaces. The cat seems totally fine with the rig, and when used with Feline Pine, we really don't seem to experience any smells unless she's just stepping out or we are WAY overdue to clean it. We experience minimal tracking out of the box, she's a long-haired cat so that is also a bit magical. It's honestly been a great choice for our home despite the hassle, but since you have to do so much work to make it great- 3 stars.

Very easy to assemble, the pieces fit together perfectly. Cats like it and used it right away. The plants are sparse and do look fake, but you can always add your own or change it. I saw another reviewer use stones instead of the "moss" they give you and I will be doing that as well - loved that idea. It looks great. I have a small apartment and it was bigger than expected but still doesn't take too much space. I love that the litter box is now hidden!! I didn't add a pan inside, didn't think I needed to as its fairly easy to take apart to clean.

It was not expecting to be Impressed with this item, but I was very wrong. Well worth the money, you’d never know it was a litter tray. I wish I could upload a photograph, highly recommend this item.

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Very good cat toilet it’s very spacious and unique I really can’t stand seeing the open litter box and the smell 💩not saying it eliminates the smell but it’s not open, I have two of these I was given one in white I have a real plant on top and this one is black and I have the palm leaves on top bit pricey but I am very happy with it so are the 3 furboys

Muy amplia para mis gatos, quería ponerlo en el balcón para no tenerlo adentro de mi departamento y está fue la mejor opción, se ve estético y a los gatos les gusta.