Introduction: Designer Covered Kitten Litter Box
So my boyfriend and I are getting a 8 week old kitten in a week, and we both wanted litter boxes in our bathrooms. SO i went threw all of this work to make a castle box just to find our that it does not fit!! however my second choice seemed to turn out just as awesome.
We will eventually train our kitten to use the toilet... yes i said toilet, but until he is big enough we are making him kitten boxes.
So if you like what you see so far keep on to step 2 :D
We will eventually train our kitten to use the toilet... yes i said toilet, but until he is big enough we are making him kitten boxes.
So if you like what you see so far keep on to step 2 :D
Step 1: Make Sure It FITS Your Space
Step 1 find a box that fits your space! I by change did not follow this step but got lucky with my box, It just barely fits. Our kitten is a Little boy, and i was going to make him a castle. However after building all of the towers and put them on the box, i found that 2 of the 4 towers fit. so i scraped the cutesy boy box and made the box match my already existing trash can.
Step 2: Carve Your Box
Step 2: decide how you want the basic shape of your box to look like! and mine has a removable top so i can get in there and clean out the litter box :D
Step 3: Paint or Cover the Box
Decide how you are going to paint your box, mine is to match my trash can
Step 4: Assemble Your Box
Assemble what ever extra parts that you have made fro your box, such as castle towers, mini balcony, litter box, and other creative cute kitten things.
Step 5: Place and Your Finished
Place the kitten litter box where you intend to put it and your finished.
Note: put it where kitten can get to it, and where it wont be smelled by everyone :D and remember to clean it out, cause if you can smell it imagine what your kitty can smell..
Note: put it where kitten can get to it, and where it wont be smelled by everyone :D and remember to clean it out, cause if you can smell it imagine what your kitty can smell..