Self Cleaning Cat Litter Box, Automatic Litter Box for Multiple Cats, Integrated Safety Protection with Open-Top Design

I am thoroughly impressed!!! I originally got this so my boyfriend won’t have to do too much maintenance with my cats’ boxes when I’m gone for three weeks, and I waited til prime day to look again after weeks of eyeing these and reading reviews, and I was super nervous to commit, but after almost a week I have NO REGRETS!! I have four cats, 9lbs (female), 12lbs, 16lbs, and 17lbs (males). Two are 4 years old, the other two are 6 and 7 years old. I did NOT expect my chubby boys to be able to fit in this thing because it LOOKS too small. But it’s honestly the absolute perfect size!!! Don’t judge it until your cats use it, because I was VERY close to sending it back before my big boys used it and saw it suits their size wonderfully. They go potty, it does a leveling out of the litter to cover the waste - so rolls back halfway, forward a bit, then back in place - , then in a few minutes, it rolls all the way and dumps out the clump in the bin attached underneath. You can put it in manual mode too so you can press the leveling and cleaning buttons yourself if you want to. And there is a shield it comes with that you place over the grate so you can empty all the litter at once as well. My litter still doesn’t stink whatsoever since it cleans the waste up right away. There are min and max lines so you put the correct amount of litter in and add more when needed. I use the cheapest clumping litter from Walmart - Special Kitty, and it works great with it. I’ve changed the bag once so far in just under a week (about to change it again today) and you can’t smell any of the waste whatsoever except getting a waft when it empties the newest waste into the bin, which is expected. My cats sit and watch it every time it spins in absolute wonder. Hahaha. One of them took a couple days to use it but once I removed the other boxes and he saw the other cats all use it, he used it also! He a was afraid at first because the barrel DOES shift/lean/wobble forward a little when they get in from their weight. But not much, just startled him a bit. So skittish cats can take a bit longer to warm up. But it is also super quiet!!! My house doesn’t smell like I have cats anymore. It’s amazing. :D Mine do tend to jump out and fling litter everywhere (as opposed to stepping out) but I think that’s a personal issue. Haha! Minor dislikes: 1. How the bag is held in the bottom; there are two rubbery pieces on one end but not on the opposite end so you have to spread it and make it stay in place with your hands and put the loop through a little gap by the front clip. So there’s a possibility of it slipping off the unsecured corners, but it empties into the more secured end so it hasn’t been an issue. I would just prefer the assurance that it will stay in place fully once I slide the drawer back in. They do suggest using only those bags (of course $$ lol) but I haven’t tried with any others because it comes will a full roll. 2: The grate that the clean litter goes into when it rolls back can get little clumps stuck on the other side of it so maybe making them closer together would help. But very very few have slipped through so it hasn’t caused any smell or dirtiness concerns, and I feel like this happens with scoops and other sifting boxes I’ve used waaaaay more. Kind of an unavoidable thing with litter. These feel very minor to me, though, because it’s still doing everything I hoped it would. No real issues with it yet, though, and two of my cats SERIOUSLY dig and haven’t punctured the soft litter bed…as of now. Honestly if there’s one thing I do not regret stretching my budget for (I paid around $160 I think, on prime day and I’m wildly cheap, admittedly), it’s DEFINITELY this and it’s definitely the most affordable of the ones I’ve looked at with decent reviews. Get it! Promise you won’t regret it unless you happen to get a dud. :P

I got this to replace a self-cleaning box that required crystal litter, as that option stopped being very cost-effective. The crystal litter initially seemed good, but lately the litter needed to be changed almost weekly--definitely not cost effective. I read a lot of reviews and this was the box I chose. I purchased it a few weeks ago and waited to write my review till I had seen what it would do over time. I purchased a 42 pound box of clumping clay litter to go with it. Initial set up was not difficult really, but had a few challenges. I had trouble putting the first leg in place--but once I figured it out, the rest went on easily. You MUST read the directions--and keep reading them as you go. It isn't self-explanatory, but that's not bad, just a statement. Putting the bag into the box at the bottom seemed a bit of a challenge for me--I think it was just me. It is simple--but the pictures made it less clear. Open the bag completely, lay it in the bottom lengthwise according to the shape of the bottom of the tray. Pull the yellow draw string through the slot at the front and hook it around the notch below. The back draw string just stays where it is. Simply position the upper edge of the bag around the top "shelf" or edge of the tray, replace the lid, and clip the handles closed to hold it in place, then slide it under the litter box. Takes about a minute the second time you do it! I read reviews about how awful it smells when you open the box to clean it. Look, you have a cat. They smell. Supposedly you can unclip the handle and pull the yellow draw string to close the bag before you remove it, but I haven't tried that. I just open it, remove the lit, pull the drawstring closed and replace the bag and lid. It takes all of a few seconds. I did have one bag split open as I was doing it and I had to carefully place it in a different trash bag. Things happen. I had also gone more than a week without changing it and it was very full. With one cat I have to empty it every week. The week I went more than a week without emptying it, the round part turned upside and the cat couldn't get in and came to find my husband. He had to unplug and reset it. We think it happened because the bottom was full. Just a warning. It never happened again once I started doing it weekly. The outlet we are using is half-way up a wall and over about a foot from the box and the cord is plenty long enough to reach. We did put a little set of steps below the box for the cat. It seems very high to jump into. And she does track a lot of litter out, but she is also the messiest cat I have ever met in my life. Even her food is all over the kitchen! But she got into it and used it from the time we set it up without any problems. I definitely recommend it. I calculated the use of this litter to crystal litter for the other box and I will save in litter the cost of this box (I did get it on sale) in less than a year. I have added litter twice in a month and still have at least two more "adds" left in the 42 pound box. I can get a 42 pound box of litter at Costco for less than $17, and I calculated the savings based on the Amazon price which was about $25.

I was worried this was a discount version of PetPivot, but it works reliably well and both cats use it with no issue. I only had a problem when I replaced the litter - dumping the litter filled the roller wheels with litter and caused them to bind, which also locked the drum in the downward facing direction. This was correctable and I will be able to avoid it in the future by understanding that I need to allow the litter level to get very low first. I am impressed with how little contact I need to have with the litter (none at all!) and that it is both low enough and large enough for both cats. Also, the fact that the litter is always sifted and level encourages the cats to use it. I am concerned that when the proprietary bags, which were included, run out, that generic bags may not function as well.

This is my first auto-litter. It was easy to set up and has been working well for a month. It is not quiet but not a loud issue although I wouldn't want to hear it in the middle of the night if it was in my bedroom. Be patient with the time it takes to empty the matter because it is for your cat's safety. It takes a few minutes. My 2 cats had no issue using it at all and have been using this more than the regular litter box. I am ready to get rid of that completely. The only thing I wish it had was a sensor to let me know when it is full but it is not a deal breaker. It got too full once and some pee litter got on the lid while it was turning so it is best to never let it get too full. It came with 20pk bags and the replacement ones aren't expensive. Also, I think I may try the low dust litter because it turns the litter slowly, but dust must be getting in the air and it is in the room with my computer. My regular box was in a cabinet but this won't fit.

Llevo un mes con el y estoy encantada, no se porque no lo compre antes. Tampoco entiendo porque no hay reseñas en español y de México, acaso nadie lo compra? Tengo una gatita a la que no le gusta hacer popo en un arenero usado, así que tenia que limpiar día y noche para que la gatita hiciera adentro y eso es imposible,en mi desesperación hice el esfuerzo económico para comprar este arenero y vale cada centavo. Para el uso de dos gatos puedo olvidarme de limpiar areneros por 15 días, que es lo que tarda en llenarse el deposito de arena sucia, jalas el cinto de plástico de la bolsa, se cierra antes de abrir y puedes tirar la arena sin ni siquiera tener que verla u olerla. Por otro lado, cuando van al baño después de 10 segundos se activa un movimiento para tapar y evitar olores, y 5 minutos después se activa el movimiento que tira los desechos al deposito, viviendo en departamento agradezco enormemente no tener que soportar el olor después de que usan el arenero. En cuanto a seguridad paso la prueba, los primeros días puse una cámara para ver su funcionamiento, mi gatita fue el mejor algoritmo de pruebas de seguridad que ni una IA pudo generar, hizo de todo y el arenero nunca la lastimo. Espero que dure mucho tiempo y no se descomponga porque se que voy a sufrir sin su ayuda. Si llega a fallar actualizaré mi opinión, por el momento ya estoy ahorrando para comprar otro para mis otros 3 gatos que viven en un ambiente diferente.