Good Pet Stuff Hidden Cat Litter Planter

Most of the other reviewers noted that the round top is a bit tricky to replace, and I agree with that. Also, very big cats may find the interior too cramped to turn around in easily. I added a large round plastic inner tub, cut down at the "doorway" for the actual litter, because I read that litter boxes should be replaced after a certain amount of use, and this one is way too expensive to replace! (This is because cat claws tear the plastic, which can lead to unsanitary conditions even after you scrub the box, as dirty litter can get stuck in the torn plastic.) Last comment: a round "box" is harder to scoop than one with sides. But I think the look is fun, so I gave this 4 stars. P.S. I didn't Most of the other reviewers noted that the round top is a bit tricky to replace, and I agree with that. Also, very big cats may find the interior too cramped to turn around in easily. I added a large round plastic inner tub, cut down at the "doorway" for the actual litter, because I read that litter boxes should be replaced after a certain amount of use, and this one is way too expensive to replace! (This is because cat claws tear the plastic, which can lead to unsanitary conditions even after you scrub the box, as dirty litter can get stuck in the torn plastic.) Last comment: a round "box" is harder to scoop than one with sides. But I think the look is fun, so I gave this 4 stars. P.S. I didn't want to cover the filter area on top with rocks or other decorations because it seems like that would prevent the filter from being effective, so I haven't customized the look yet. … more

I have a small apartment and knew I would have to put the litter box in my living room, but wanted to avoid having an ugly litter box out in the open. This was the PERFECT solution. Like some other reviews recommended, I put river stones at the top instead of the straw, and it would be easy to choose your own fake plant topper if you wanted (but I think the palms look fine). My cat had never before in his life used a covered litter box, but he took to it instantly. He is 13lbs and fits in there fine, although he chooses to stick his head out the front. I put the litter straight in the bottom (no bag/liner), it takes me about 15lbs of litter to fill it. Every other week, I dump out the litter, I have a small apartment and knew I would have to put the litter box in my living room, but wanted to avoid having an ugly litter box out in the open. This was the PERFECT solution. Like some other reviews recommended, I put river stones at the top instead of the straw, and it would be easy to choose your own fake plant topper if you wanted (but I think the palms look fine). My cat had never before in his life used a covered litter box, but he took to it instantly. He is 13lbs and fits in there fine, although he chooses to stick his head out the front. I put the litter straight in the bottom (no bag/liner), it takes me about 15lbs of litter to fill it. Every other week, I dump out the litter, rinse out the bottom, and it’s good as new! … more

I have had this box for a few months now, and it has turned out to be such a great litter box. I have my litter in the powder room, a place where I really didn’t want it. I had previously had one of those items that looks like an end table with the litter box inside, but it was so big and bulky and often still smelled bad. I remodeled the powder room and looked for a new box to replace the big clunky one. I ended up choosing this one that looks like a planter. It is the best! It looks great! I changed from a clay, clumping litter to a crystal-based one, which was recommended in a lot of the reviews I read, and it has made a tremendous difference, too. There’s very little dust, very little to I have had this box for a few months now, and it has turned out to be such a great litter box. I have my litter in the powder room, a place where I really didn’t want it. I had previously had one of those items that looks like an end table with the litter box inside, but it was so big and bulky and often still smelled bad. I remodeled the powder room and looked for a new box to replace the big clunky one. I ended up choosing this one that looks like a planter. It is the best! It looks great! I changed from a clay, clumping litter to a crystal-based one, which was recommended in a lot of the reviews I read, and it has made a tremendous difference, too. There’s very little dust, very little to scoop, and very little odor. The only thing is that I wish there was a way to put some kind of liner to protect the inside of the box, because I know the bottom will wear out way faster than the top. However, this is a wonderful improvement. It looks great in my powder room and I have it turned on an angle so most people don’t even notice that it’s a litter box. … more

I have an older cat that was making a huge mess when she used her litter box. I was having to mop the floor daily. I wanted something that would prevent her from peeing down the sides and something that didn't look like a litter box so I could put it in the breakfast nook to monitor her better. This has been a God send! No more messes and she loves it. I also purchased a round tray and liners so the main box does not get so messy. I spray painted it with with textured paint and changed out the floral. I couldn't be happier!

It’s cheesy but I still love this litter box and it’s way cuter than the giant ugly high side box I got rid of. And for the price I would buy this again for sure. The plant that comes with is too high and makes handling the lid difficult. And the moss is messy. I got a small plant and rocks- so much better. You do have to master putting the lid back on as it’s a little flimsy, but if you hold it from the bottom and kind of pull outwards a little it goes right in the grooves. Just takes practice. Most important the cats like it too. Oh and I replaced my cheap plastic scooper with a heavy duty metal one from Chewy that is also life changing. Lol.

First of all, this planter litter box looks great. I love how others were able to paint it over and customize it. I love it, although I do have a lot of the same issues other's are having. The cats made a mess of the moss and filter on top, so I would recommend skipping the moss and putting some decorative rocks there instead. The top is a 50/50 for me, sometimes I can put it on effortlessly and sometimes I have a hard time with it. It's sturdy, but flexible in a way so it doesn't line up perfectly, you need to adjust it until it "locks" in. I still think it's worth it!

The ONLY thing I'd change about this litter box is giving it two little handles on the sides of the lid. The lip of the very top helps, but small "decorative" handles would be even better. I have a ton of plants on my screened patio and TWO of these litter boxes for my two cats. They are WELL disguised, my house NEVER smells like litter, and people always ask where the litter box is. I love it! Side note: I've replaced the "grass" on the lid at the base of the leaves with river rocks so the shredded paper doesn't get tossed around by the kitten. It looks even prettier now.

The item we received looks great but found it a tad difficult to get the top attached. The stem to the greenary isn't large enough for the hole. Modifications may need to be made for that. Also I found it slightly awkward to do a litter change. We do not like the grass like filling in the top because the cats make a mess of it. We love the look it is definitely better than a bulky litter box in our living space.

I foster cats & love this litter box. It looks great and is large & deep - I've never had a cat dislike it. I also have a resident dog that loves getting into litter boxes, but I can position the box in a corner and swivel the opening so my pup has a difficult time getting into it. The grass on top didn't last long, so I replaced with rocks & it still looks great.

This litter box is nice but my cat eats the fake leaves. It says if they try that to get rid of the fake leaves, but I feel like that is a waste of money (especially if it is almost anticipated). I created my own little bouquet of flowers to place on top, which he didn't try to eat oddly enough. Maybe because he knows his fake plants, idk. I would suggest Chewy try some different type of topper that isn't so... grassy and tempting to cats. I cannot explain this.