If you have an indoor cat, you know how messy their kitty litter can get. Are you with me on that? What is it with all the scratching and making a big mess? Can't cats just stay tidy already?
Well, if your cat won't, don't worry about it. This one lady came out with a genius hack, and I bet you'll love it.
I bet it's more than you would like, huh? What if I told you that you could have a mess-free area in no time at all?
It seems that fellow feline owners love her simple yet effective solution. Get a load of this. How do you like it so far?
All you need is a plastic storage bin with a lid like this one. Then, you cut out a hole for the kitty to get in and place your kitty litter box inside the bin.
If you want to give your kitty some privacy, you can just close the lid, and voilà! Now your cat can do his or her business in private. And how cute is this little nightlight she installed right inside the box?
Aw, doesn't it looks so clean and cozy in there? Now when the cat makes a mess, it's easy to clean it all up. And, everything is neatly contained in one place.
I bet this smart solution makes cleaning her cat's litter box such a breeze now. Am I right?
In addition to that, she got over 80,000 comments and 255,000 shares. Wow, that's quite a lot! A lot of people who commented on her pictures were pretty impressed with her idea.
As you may or may not know, cats do have night vision, so they don't really need the light. Maybe she needs it to clean the box and not so much for the cat, ha, ha!
I'm thinking this would be great for any cat. Perhaps the two nightlights are a bit much but otherwise, I like the idea.
Oh wow, how adorable is that? I really love that idea. Do you think your kitty would appreciate this special touch? Ha, ha, I think so. I mean, why not?
A larger cat may have issues getting in and out of the bin, ha, ha! So that's one thing you might need to keep in mind.
I don't know about you, but anything that helps me with that, I'm all for it. After all, cleaning the litter box isn't one of my favorite chores.
You can take the box outside and even hose it down if you need to. Am I right? I guess it depends on how messy your cat is.
Would you use it to keep your cat's litter area clean? I think this Facebook user is on to something here. I guess the cat would have to decide whether he likes it or not, huh?
