If you’ve ever lived with one cat, you already know they’re a handful. Now imagine nine. In this video, I break down why I installed a camera on my litter box setup—and why it’s not about convenience, it’s about visibility. I’ve already dialed in the “controlled environment” side of multi-cat life with feeders, fountains, and automatic litter boxes, but none of that tells me who’s actually doing what in the box. That gap is what led me to the SiiPet LitterLens. LitterLens is a small wide-angle camera that mounts to your existing litter box (automatic or regular) with an adjustable bracket. Setup is simple: I recommend using the live view in the app first to nail the angle, then stick the mount and snap the camera in. After a short learning phase where I confirmed which cat was which (yes, my orange cats confused it at first), it got impressively accurate by day two. From there, it tracks frequency and duration, flags changes that can matter for urinary health, and even captures high-def stool images that the app can analyze for irregularities. It’s IP65 waterproof, I’m charging it about once a month, and in a multi-cat home it gives me the early-warning awareness I can’t realistically get any other way.