My inside cat, a stray I picked up a few weeks ago, looks very similar to the above cat, except he's not quite as orange, more beige-brown. Puchi uses the litter in the bathroom.
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My outside cat, Einstein, (yes, we really did name him that and he really does respond) does his business in the grass/dirt.
i keep mine in this weird tiny room meant to be a built in office apparently. it's perfect b/c it has a window. the "office" is as small as a closet so i just use it for storage.
My cat doesn't have a litter box. When she was strictly an indoor cat (the first 6 months we had her,) it was found in our backroom - pretty much equivalent of a basement. Once she started
going outside, she never used the litter box again, After 9 years, we just recently found out where she does her business - that was an unpleasant surprise for my gardening mother.
kitchen only because it's HUGE and has a lot of empty space away from any actual kitchen stuff. Our place is exceedingly small so it's the only place it can go.
I have a small apartment and a large livingroom and I use my love seat to partition off the livingroom and make a walk way to get to the bedrooms and I have my boxes back there. It kinda
bites having them there but it does make sure that I clean them daily so there are not smelly.
My kitties go in the "sunroom", which is just an extension of my living room. I have a one bedroom apartment, so that's pretty much the only place it'll go. I do have a stand-up mirror in
front of it, though, so its not TOO obvious!
I live in a small one bedroom, one bath house, so I have no choice but to put the kitty bathroom in the living room. It is a really nice box though (covered), and I keep it extra clean since
it is visible.
There is one in my bathroom, and one in their play room. It's funny because sometimes my male cat likes to do different deeds in different boxes. He'll go #1 in one, then trot to the other to
do #2.
For now we have 2; one in the hall outside the door to the room where we used to keep our first kitty when we were gone and he was a baby- until he wigged out and now has free reign over the
house. The one box is still right outside that door, though, since he knew it was in that room. For a while, everytime he went in that room he would get pretty upset so we closed it. He's
better about it now but we still have it closed.
The other box is in the kitchen off to the side by the garbage with a cover. It still bugs me that it's in there, though. We are waiting until our kitties are bigger and able to comfortably
go down the basement steps, and when that happens they are going down to one box and it will be faaaar away in the basement.
I don't have cats, because well, I don't like their smell. But, my ex boyfriend had a couple, and they kept their litter box, of all places, in the kitchen! That is just disgusting! You don't
want to smell a litter box when you are trying to think about food, or eat for that matter! If you keep your litter box in the kitchen, I must ask, what is wrong with you?!
We use and under-the-bed storage bin as a litter box for our 3, so after moving it all around the house we finally found a home for it. It is behind the jukebox in the gameroom, which we
angled into the corner and put plants around, so nobody knows it's there. We used to keep it in the closet, but we had some OCD guests push the door closed a couple times, and the babies were
"protesting" before we realized. On the bed, no less.
I wish I had a whole room for my cat. Haha spoiled, I know, but If I had one I would, like someone above me said, just to keep the food, litterbox, and everything else in one place.
I have two cats and two litter boxes in my laundry room. I used to have a screened in patio with a litter box outside. However, a hurricane took care of that. No more screen.
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Diesel
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EWA
Eeewww.
1I don't have cats anymore.
When I did they went outside to do their business!
The basement.
2My inside cat, a stray I picked up a few weeks ago, looks very similar to the above cat, except he's not quite as orange, more beige-brown. Puchi uses the litter in the bathroom.
3.
My outside cat, Einstein, (yes, we really did name him that and he really does respond) does his business in the grass/dirt.
Laundry room.
4Georgia Belle can find her litter box in this pantry that I now use for appliance storage.
5But I think it's so cute when people have their cat's litter box in the bathroom. Mine is just too small to do all that
6i keep mine in this weird tiny room meant to be a built in office apparently. it's perfect b/c it has a window. the "office" is as small as a closet so i just use it for storage.
7My cat doesn't have a litter box. When she was strictly an indoor cat (the first 6 months we had her,) it was found in our backroom - pretty much equivalent of a basement. Once she started going outside, she never used the litter box again, After 9 years, we just recently found out where she does her business - that was an unpleasant surprise for my gardening mother.
8My kitty uses her litter box in our storage closet.
9We just keep the door A LITTLE BIT open and she can come and go as she pleases
in the basement under the stairs, in their own little sanctuary. It is blocked off from the dogs, so they can have their privacy.
10We have a room for our cats & dogs. We keep the litter boxes, crates, food dishes, toys, etc... in there.
11Outside. I had her box in the bathroom, but she never used it, so I got rid of it.
12basement
13kitchen only because it's HUGE and has a lot of empty space away from any actual kitchen stuff. Our place is exceedingly small so it's the only place it can go.
14I have this indentation in the hallway outside the bathroom...the perfect width for the liter box.
15In the laundry room in the basement - as far away fom me as possible!
16I have a small apartment and a large livingroom and I use my love seat to partition off the livingroom and make a walk way to get to the bedrooms and I have my boxes back there. It kinda bites having them there but it does make sure that I clean them daily so there are not smelly.
17My kitties go in the "sunroom", which is just an extension of my living room. I have a one bedroom apartment, so that's pretty much the only place it'll go. I do have a stand-up mirror in front of it, though, so its not TOO obvious!
18I live in a small one bedroom, one bath house, so I have no choice but to put the kitty bathroom in the living room. It is a really nice box though (covered), and I keep it extra clean since it is visible.
19laundry room
20laundry room
21basement
22they used to share the bathroom with us, but it got too stinky and annoying, so they moved to the closet!
23Spare bedroom. With cover. On the occasions I have an overnight guest, I move it.
24Bathroom. I clean it twice a day (three cats) and use
Tidy Cats Small Spaces Multiple Cat Scoopable Litter. Its amazing.
I have people tell me that they cannot tell its even in there.
25There is one in my bathroom, and one in their play room. It's funny because sometimes my male cat likes to do different deeds in different boxes. He'll go #1 in one, then trot to the other to do #2.
26Wish I had a cat to use a litterbox for... I just have hamsters.
27In my master bathroom so I am always reminded to empty it for her.
28There's a little crawlspace under the stairs. We installed a pet door and I never have to see or smell it!
29For now we have 2; one in the hall outside the door to the room where we used to keep our first kitty when we were gone and he was a baby- until he wigged out and now has free reign over the house. The one box is still right outside that door, though, since he knew it was in that room. For a while, everytime he went in that room he would get pretty upset so we closed it. He's better about it now but we still have it closed.
The other box is in the kitchen off to the side by the garbage with a cover. It still bugs me that it's in there, though. We are waiting until our kitties are bigger and able to comfortably go down the basement steps, and when that happens they are going down to one box and it will be faaaar away in the basement.
30kiddylnd-same here.
It's on the cusp meets dining/living room path.
31I don't have cats, because well, I don't like their smell. But, my ex boyfriend had a couple, and they kept their litter box, of all places, in the kitchen! That is just disgusting! You don't want to smell a litter box when you are trying to think about food, or eat for that matter! If you keep your litter box in the kitchen, I must ask, what is wrong with you?!
32I have two litter boxes. One is inside in the laundry room and the other is outside on our screened porch.
33Bathroom and laundry room.
34we keep the litter boxes in our laundry room.
35I keep mine in the pantry. It's the only place there's room.
36We use and under-the-bed storage bin as a litter box for our 3, so after moving it all around the house we finally found a home for it. It is behind the jukebox in the gameroom, which we angled into the corner and put plants around, so nobody knows it's there. We used to keep it in the closet, but we had some OCD guests push the door closed a couple times, and the babies were "protesting" before we realized. On the bed, no less.
37My cats kitty litter is in the laundry room, down in the basement.
38Out of the way, so my dear dog doesn't get into it.. eww!
It's in this weird little nook. It's technically my bedroom but it's right behind the bathroom door.
39Guest bdrm closet.. or as Maddie likes to think of it-- HER bdrm closet!
40basement!
41I have this perfect hidden alcove off the mud room where I can fit two litter boxes - you don't even know they are there and are hidden from guests.
42In the basement.
43basement!
44I have a small pantry and it's in there so she has plenty of privacy.
45I wish I had a whole room for my cat. Haha spoiled, I know, but If I had one I would, like someone above me said, just to keep the food, litterbox, and everything else in one place.
46I have two cats and two litter boxes in my laundry room. I used to have a screened in patio with a litter box outside. However, a hurricane took care of that. No more screen.
47Laundry room
482 boxes are in the basement and 1 in upstairs in my studio bathroom.
49Basement bathroom.
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