The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Both are indoor cats and Banksy is a bit particular - he’ll protest by soiling the Mat/floor if Max doesn’t bury his output. It's somewhat expensive but it's a great option as I can't get a fully automatic one due to the cost and lack of electric power where I keep the boxes. The height of the entrance is fine, my little kitty needed help getting in for the first few days, but quickly adapted and no longer needed aid. When my cats would use it to urinate, they would do it sometimes on the inside walls of the litter box, which dripped in between the gaps and straight under the litterbox.

This is as a result of the balance you need to strike between cranking enough so gravity does the work for you, and not filling the bowl up too much so that when you crank, you end up filling the bottom tray with unclumped litter. We use the EverClean litter with this, as we decided a long time ago that it is probably the best clumping litter out there. I just use the plastic "shovel" that I used in my normal little box to wiggle the pee from the top and it falls straight into the box.I have been surprised that I have not had any bad odour from the box at all (it pongs when you open the waste drawer to change the liner on day 4 lol) I would not leave waste drawer for 7 days (company claim 7 days, as I keep the box in a bedroom this may be different if box was kept in a garage or utility room you may get 7 days before a change is needed) as I experimented when I first got it and at the end of day 4 I got a slight musty smell by the box and day 5 it was in the air not just by the box, so I think it needs changed on day 4 (which I think is amazing). This highly convenient litter sifting feature is noiseless as it doesn’t involve any motorized or electrical parts. This unit is a pain to clean, in addition to the previous criticism, due to litter getting into all available corners.

This is very problematic for this product because in addition to the "trapped to the side" issue in a previous criticism, when large clumps correctly fall into the middle, there isn't enough space for the clump to fall into the tray below, unless you're willing to let unnecessary amount of unclumped litter fall in too.The secret to getting a good result with this box is as other reviewers have said, fill the sifting tray to just below the line mark on the sifting tray and when pulling handle do it slowly, then you will not get clean litter falling into the waste tray. The space available behind the grate, the area that effectively allows the "recycling" of litter, is abysmal.