This Cat Condo Litter Box Keeps Climbing Space Too
Tired of the litter box being the one eyesore in a tidy room? On top of that, this cat condo litter box tucks the pan behind a cabinet door while giving your cat a 65-inch climbing tower, a cozy condo, and a feeding bowl in the same footprint. Meanwhile, the white-and-gray body sits in a corner without reading as pet gear, so guests see furniture instead of a cat bathroom. For starters, your cat gets vertical space, and you get one piece that does three jobs.
Most cat trees eat a wall and still leave the litter box on the floor. Also, this one stands 23.62 inches wide and 17.72 inches deep, so it fits beside a sofa or in a spare corner. At 65.35 inches tall, it gives a small cat room to climb without taking over the floor below.
Why You'll Love This Cat Condo Litter Box
Climbs to 65 Inches
The tower reaches 65.35 inches, so even a tall cat gets a perch above the room. On top of that, a padded platform near the top gives a lookout over the sofa and the window. Meanwhile, your cat climbs, rests, and watches from up high instead of on your counters.
The Litter Box Disappears
The litter cabinet sits in the base, which hides the pan behind a door. On top of that, that won’t replace a good scoop routine, but it keeps the box out of sight between cleanings.
Scratching Posts, Not Your Sofa
Two sisal-wrapped posts run up the frame, so your cat scratches there instead of the armrest. On top of that, the posts are 2.8 inches thick, which withstands daily use. Swap worn sections later if your cat is a heavy scratcher.
A Feeding Bowl Built Into the Base
A stainless steel feeding bowl clips into the base beside the litter cabinet. On top of that, the bowl holds about 12 ounces, enough for a single cat’s meal. Meanwhile, it lifts out for washing, so you don’t drag the whole tower to the sink. Feeding and litter stay in one spot, which helps in a small apartment.
Premium Details of the Cat Condo Litter Box
Tall 65-Inch Frame
The square-tube frame stands 65.35 inches, so a cat gets vertical room without a wide base on the floor.
Hidden Litter Cabinet
A door in the base hides the pan, which keeps the litter area out of sight and keeps most of the smell off the open floor.
Sisal Posts, Not Your Sofa
Sisal-wrapped posts give your cat a place to scratch, so the sofa and the rug get a break.
A Stainless Steel Feeding Bowl
A stainless steel bowl clips into the base and lifts out for washing, which keeps feeding close to the litter spot.
Available Colors for This Cat Condo Litter Box
This cat condo litter box comes in one finish: White + Gray . On top of that, the white body pairs with gray panels, so it reads as a plain cabinet rather than pet furniture. Meanwhile, it works next to light walls and wood floors without standing out.
Cat Condo Litter Box Dimensions & Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Overall size | 23.62″ L x 17.72″ W x 65.35″ H |
| Weight | 39.93 lb |
| Material | High-Quality Wood |
| Finish | White + Gray (two-tone) |
| Features | litter cabinet, two sisal posts, condo, stainless steel bowl |
| Assembly | required, all panels numbered with a diagram |
| Package | 29.53″ L x 22.05″ W x 6.50″ H, 43.12 lb, single box |
Assembly & Package Information
Easy Assembly Guide
You’ll need a screwdriver and the included diagram. On top of that, every panel is numbered, so you can match each piece to its step without guessing. Meanwhile, set the tower on a flat, stable floor, then attach the anti-tip kit to the wall before your cat climbs. For starters, tighten all fittings, and the tower is steady for your cat to use.
Want every step before the box arrives? Download the assembly guide (PDF) and follow the numbered panels from unpacking to the final bolt.
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Care and Cleaning
Brush the sisal posts with a lint roller or a vacuum attachment to lift loose fibers. Wipe the wood surfaces with a damp cloth and a mild soap, then dry them right away. Check the perch screws and hammock straps monthly and tighten as needed. Spot-clean the cushion and keep the tree on a level floor so it stays steady.
Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
01 | What is this cat condo litter box?
It is a 65-inch cat tower with the litter box built into the base. Your cat climbs two sisal-wrapped posts to a condo hideaway, and a stainless steel feeding bowl clips into the base below. Litter, scratching, climbing, and feeding stack into one 23.62 by 17.72 inch footprint, which is the whole point for a small room.
02 | Will the litter smell less inside the cabinet?
An enclosed cabinet traps more of the smell than an open box, though it won’t remove odor on its own. You still scoop on your normal schedule; the door just keeps the view and most of the scent behind closed wood. Crack the cabinet open for a few minutes after scooping to air it out.
03 | Is the tower steady enough for a climbing cat?
The square-tube frame and the included anti-tip kit keep the 65-inch tower steady on a flat wall. Anchor the kit as the diagram shows, because a tall piece can wobble if a cat launches from the top. Most cats settle into the climb within a day or two.
04 | Can a larger cat use the condo and the bowl?
The condo opening fits cats up to about 18 pounds, so most adults get in and out without trouble. The steel bowl holds roughly 12 ounces, which suits a single cat’s meal rather than a multi-cat buffet. For two big cats, the bowl may need a refill between feedings.
05 | How do I get my cat used to the enclosed cabinet?
Some cats walk right in, and others need a few days. Keep the old box available next to the cabinet, prop the door fully open, and close it a little more each day over about a week. Most cats make the switch in that window. A cat that has always refused a covered box may keep preferring the open one, and that is normal.
06 | Can I take the feeding bowl out to wash it?
Yes. The stainless steel bowl clips into the base and lifts out for washing, so you are not wiping around a fixed ring. It holds about 12 ounces, which suits a single cat’s meal. Drop it back into the clip once it is dry.
07 | How do I clean the condo and posts?
Brush the sisal posts with a lint roller or a vacuum attachment to lift loose fibers. Wipe the wood surfaces with a damp cloth and mild soap, then dry them right away. Spot-clean the condo cushion as needed, and check the perch screws and hammock straps once a month.
08 | Where do you ship from, and how long does delivery take?
We ship all orders from our U.S. fulfillment partner and deliver through FedEx and UPS. Standard shipping is free across the contiguous United States (we are unable to ship to Alaska or Hawaii at this time). Most orders arrive within 3–9 business days after dispatch.
09 | What is your return and refund policy?
We offer a 30-day return window. If you’re not fully satisfied, contact our support team at help@omnihavenhome.com within 30 days of delivery. For defective or damaged items, reach out within 48 hours of delivery with photos, and we’ll cover the return shipping in full.
10 | Is shipping insurance available, and what does it cover?
Yes. At checkout, you can add optional shipping insurance from Xcotton for extra peace of mind. It covers your return shipping if you send an item back for a personal reason, so you won’t pay to ship it back, and it protects against loss or damage in transit. Coverage is optional; you can review the full policy on Xcotton’s official website.
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