Sometimes the garage isn’t the safest place for a cat, but it sure is tempting to put that stinky litter box out there. Now there’s a way, the Litter Garage. This system helps you install a cat door on a common wall between your house and your garage. A special chute connects to an enclosed litter box that resides in the garage. The whole system is connected so cats can’t escape, but you can easily clean the box from the garage.
The kit has everything you need, including a covered litter box, support tray for holding the box at the right height in the garage, cat door with clear plastic panel, and a wall chute for connecting the cat door to the box. It even comes with a wall-mounted litter scoop, bag holder, and hand wipes — everything you need for litter box maintenance. With the Litter Garage odor and dust stay outside and kitty stays safe.
November 11th, 2008 at 7:51 am
Brilliant! I’ve often eyed the wall between our family room and the garage and thought, “Gee, if only I could build a tunnel in the wall and keep the litter box in the garage!”
How nice that it’s an enclosed box on the garage side, so that the cat can feel secure.
November 11th, 2008 at 10:15 am
i don’t live in a house so no garage for me. but this seems to be a really great product to own.
one of my three cats is a bit overweight and she’s a little shorter then the other two but just as long which mean i can’t buy the large litter box. this product is just what i need. now if only actually had a garage this could work
November 12th, 2008 at 1:44 am
That’s really a great idea!!
November 12th, 2008 at 4:21 pm
My mom built something like this at her house and my brother’s house — a cat door in the wall that goes to the garage, and then one of those small wire dog kennels open on one side and attached to the wall of the garage around the exit of the cat door. Put a litter box in the dog kennel, and voila!
I like how this one is smaller, more insulated, and has the perch to hold it up off the floor though.
July 2nd, 2009 at 7:05 pm
We just built something simular to this only the door opens to an enclosed wooden box and the litter box is inside it. Had I seen this first, I would have used this instead. But my cats seem afraid of it and haven’t used it yet. Any suggestions?
July 13th, 2009 at 12:03 pm
@kathy Try leaving the cat door open for a month or so. Once the cat knows it can go in it will open the door on its own.
February 26th, 2010 at 7:20 pm
Thats it! I need to win a house and a handyman to build this for me!! LOL