The litterhouse is a covered litter box that just came out on the market a few months ago. Setting it up is literally a snap. All the pieces easily snap together. If you’re thinking of getting a litterhouse, here’s a series of photo’s showing you just how quickly we were able to put our Litterhouse together.

There’s also a full product review you can read and more details and ordering information on the Litterhouse website.

The litterhouse comes with easy to follow instruction to help you put it together in very little time. It took us around 15 to 20 minutes to assemble our litterhouse from opening the box to having it ready for the cats to use. Make sure to ask someone to help you assemble your Litterhouse if you’re not comfortable with assembling it by yourself.

We have three Litterhouses so far for our cats. We put each house together with no trouble at all. The cats really enjoy using them and are done with their old litter trays.

Assembling the Litterhouse from start to finish.

The litterhouse in it’s easy to carry, lightweight box


Here are all the parts of the Litterhouse out of the box and ready for assembly

All the pieces of the litterhouse before assembly

First we click together the left and back walls

The clips snap together with a firm press and are strong and secure.

Next we snap on the right wall

The front of the house snaps on next

Top view of the four assembled walls of the litterhouse

Next we attach the front door or entrance way

Top view of the Litterhouse with the entrance way in place

The awning over the front entrance needs to go on first before the front half of the roof

Now for the roof of the Litterhouse. First the front part of the roof goes on

Next the Back half of the litterhouse roof is attached

The front of the litterhouse with the roof completed

The back of the litterhouse with the roof completed

The chimney/filter takes a second to add on top of the roof

Now to add the stickers for the windows. You can choose from three designs. Use just one or mix them up any way you like

Line-up the stickers in the windows and rub down for a perfect fit.

These stickers are for the handles and for over the doorway

The side tray and litter pan are the easiest parts to put together.

Slide the large pan over the side tray as shown. They interlock together without any snapping and easily come apart for cleaning.

The litter house took us 15 to 20 mins to completly assemble from start to finish.

Our three litterhouses completely assembled and ready for the cats

Read our product review on the Litterhouse.

Do you have a litterhouse? Are you planning to buy one? Leave us you experiences or questions in the comments. We’ll help you out as much as possible. For more details and information on the Litterhouse you can visit the Litterhouse website at www.LitterHouse.com.

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