Where do you keep your cat litter tray?

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Looking for inspiration for where to keep our litter tray - in our old flat it lived next to the toilet but there is no room in our new bathroom and don't know where to hide it so it is not on 'display'.

Where does yours live?

Thanks Scribble we were sick of the dust too and this seems to have stopped all dust and a bit of the smell too - although our cat is toxic at times 😷💩.

Originally the box was in the kitchen as there was space but we've done that up and filled the space with cupboards so needed somewhere for it to go.

In our old house we had a cat flap into the garage and kept it out there but no such luck in this tiny shoebox house.

We have three trays, one at the bottom of the stairs, one in the living room sort of tucked into a cardboard box and behind a chair and the last one is in the conservatory. We have five cats. One only ever goes outside and won't use the trays, one prefers outside but uses them if he has no choice it's raining.

We scoop as soon as they are used and also use the Worlds best cat litter. It saves a fortune.

No idea how to stop the cat litter being tracked or kicked everywhere. Even the trays with the flaps on the front don't stop them chucking it everywhere. I just hoover an awful lot.

Heads. Yes a top entry box helps massively. It just sits on the lid.

We put a cat flap into a storage bench and it fits her litter tray and some extra cleaning stuff behind it, it’s great! My cats blind and she found it pretty quickly, my tip is to not give your cat a fresh tray straight away, so she can smell it

I've got these mats tucked under the front of my boxes. They don't eliminate tracking, but do minimise it.

One in the ensuite to the spare bedroom (we tend to call it the cat's room now ) and one in the utility room. When we have guests I just move the one from the guest ensuite into my own bedroom or ensuite for a couple of days.

In the lounge behind the sofa. We have an elderly cat who never goes out