Attn Cat Parents: These Litter Boxes Look *Just* Like Furniture

Camouflage your cat’s litter box with this faux planter. Sure, the plant isn’t real, but with the right decor and in the right lighting, you’d never know it.

This litter box enclosure is made specifically to fit in the corner of a room, so there’s no chance of it overtaking your space. This one is great for multiple cat families, as it comes equipped with two shelves and litter boxes—though use of the bottom cabinet as a litter box space would require you to open and close the door for your cat.

This furniture is part litter box enclosure, part TV stand, and 100% stylish. Granted, it’s a bit short, so if your cat needs more space in the litter box, this one’s probably not for you, but if not, it’s a perfectly elevated way to hide your litter box from guests.

For those cat parents whose vibes are more luxe than practical, this gray nightstand with a gold frame is purrrfect. It’s giving hotel elegance, but for a cat.

I’ll admit, this cat tree/litter box enclosure is not exactly subtle. However, it is a space saver that allows you to keep the litter box (which goes in the cabinet bottom) and cat tree all in one area, thus keeping the rest of your home cat furniture-free.

Love incorporating cats into your decor? This cat-tastic shelving unit lets you show off your love of all things feline while giving your cat a private space for their litter box and two shelves.

This enclosure is really like an extra fancy litter box with a shelf on top. Because the entrance is right on the front panel of the nightstand, there isn’t really any hiding it’s true nature. But it’s still an elegant upgrade from the regular plastic tub!

Give your cat a litter box enclosure fit for Don Draper with this elegant cabinet. Featuring a chic design and side entrance for your distinguished fur baby, this is definitely a furniture piece you can be proud of with or without a pet.

Storage cabinet or litter box enclosure? Keep your guests guessing with this elegant and simple cabinet/side table. The best part about this enclosure is that it features a side opening for your cat to go in and out easily and (hopefully) without making too much noise. And the added storage space on the side doesn’t hurt.

This litter box enclosure is perfect if you prefer more antique or laid back vibes for your decor thanks to its rattan paneling. While the two cabinet doors on the right open to reveal one large litter box enclosure, the cabinet on the left has two shelves of storage, making this a really multi-functional piece.

Give your cat real privacy with this litter box nightstand. The litter box goes in the cabinet, while a hidden entrance is cut out in the divider so your cat can disappear and do it’s business without having to jump.

Disguise your litter box in your entrance furniture with this cabinet and shelving unit.

This sleek cat litter enclosure is meant to double as a shoe changing stool in the entryway or ottoman in the living room. It has a very simple design, with a side entrance for your kitty and a door pulls back completely for easy cleaning.

This litter box cabinet is specially designed to fit the self-cleaning Litter Robot, so check the dimensions accordingly. It’s also available with or without the added hutch shelves, which can be used as an extra jungle gym for your cats.

Make sure your cat knows there’s a litter box in your new fancy furniture by leaving a few treats leading them to their new safe space. These treats from Ava’s Pet Palace are made with wild-caught salmon and are preservative free, so they’re sure to catch your fur baby’s interest.