LitterHouse

Definition

(Noun) A LitterHouse is an enclosed litter tray, sometimes called a litter box or cat box or sand pan. Its purpose is to contain feces and urine waste left by your household pets. Usual training is required to teach an animal to use a house pan. The enclosure is shaped like a house; with a roof and four walls and made of high density polystyrene plastic. The structure is assembled through the joining of 12 pieces. Plastic tabs on the inside walls and roof, join to each other in a snapping motion. Ten parts assemble the exterior cover unit (house). The overall dimensions of the hooded unit is 21”H X 25.75”L X 17”W. The entire house unit is lifted off to expose the litter pan and ribbed walkway. The square shaped litter pan is joined to a detachable ribbed walkway, with ½ inch grooves. This walkway acts as a cleaning agent collecting litter from their paws. The roof and awning are blue and the walls will resemble house siding and will be white. Window stickers complete the house appearance of the LitterHouse; which are stuck on, in the premarked impressions on the outside of each of the four walls. A LitterHouse is a waste containment unit for any house animals.