Cats are private creatures by nature, and using the bathroom in full view of the household isn't every cat's idea of comfort. A covered box changes that dynamic for both of you.
Why covered boxes help
- Gives shy or easily startled cats a sense of privacy
- Helps contain litter scatter and odor better than an open pan
- Keeps the box out of sight in shared living spaces
Meet the PrivacyPod Covered Cat Litter Box
The PrivacyPod Covered Cat Litter Box is a practical care essential made to make everyday pet-care routines easier. It comes in playful designs like Cute British Shorthair, Cute Bunny, and Unicorn, in sizes L, M, and S.
Choosing the right size
Pick a size that lets your cat comfortably turn around and dig inside. A cramped box is one of the top reasons cats avoid using it altogether.
Switching from an open box
- Place the covered box right where the old one was.
- Use the same litter type at first to avoid double the change.
- Keep the old box nearby for a few days until you see consistent use of the new one.
FAQ
Will my cat refuse a covered box? Most cats adjust within a week or two. If yours seems reluctant, try leaving the door open at first.
Give your cat a bathroom with a door. Shop the PrivacyPod Covered Cat Litter Box.