ScoopFree Automatic Self Cleaning Hooded Cat Litter Box - Ultra, Top-Entry - Purple or Taupe - Covered 2nd Generation - Includes Disposable Tray with Premium Blue Crystal Litter and Hood

Se daño el rastrillo de la nada y es según la tarjeta. Terrible

Ça change ma vie ! Somptueux !

Mmm no that much , the tray is made from cardboard and for its price at least include the stainless steel tray

Argent dépensé pour rien. La publicité sur cet article est mensongère. J'ai deux grands chats dont 1 Maine coon. Habitant un appartement depuis peu j'ai cherché une solution anti odeurs efficace et possiblement moins de maintenance. Je n'ai gagné ni l'un ni l'autre. D'abord du point de vue odeurs il est illusoire de penser que si on repousse le caca sous un couvercle non hermétique il n'y en aura plus. N'importe quoi. La grille fait exactement cela: elle repousse le caca 20cm à gauche... et c'est tout. D'autre part, les chats sont a l'étroit non seulement ils font caca sur les bords et la litière est constamment souillée, mais en plus la grille qui ratisse le bac est quasi inettoyable et elle aussi écœurante. Pour finir un ratissage est totalement insuffisant pour repartir la litière convenablement dans le bac. Elle s'agglomere donc contre les bords laissant le milieu de la litière quasiment vide. Au final je dois changer la litière aussi souvent qu'avant, le nettoyage est une sinécure, et en prime elle est hors de prix, je n'ai rien gagné à aucun niveau.

Edit- So I see the newest generation of this box and I am so upset I didn't see this anywhere for purchase when I bought the original. I feel like I bought a money pit with these trays and crystal litter and it doesn't even have the removable bin like the newest. This new one is everything I wanted but I didn't see it was available anywhere although the release date was July 17 and I bought mine July 29. Pretty bummed. I wish I had the opportunity to get the newest version when I made my purchase. Other than shedding hair, having to scoop a litter box is the only drawback to having a cat, in my opinion. I have a new kitten. I bought this litter box knowing I didn't want to scoop, obviously. I also have two older cats who will be coming back to live with me after a few years of travel nursing. I figured I needed to make the litter maintenance streamlined with an automated box. I was also hoping it would keep any smells down to zero. So far, this is my experience. First off, the litter trays are super expensive, nearly cost prohibitive. But if used properly, it is not so bad in comparison to the cost of clay litter for multiple cats, and you might as well get the reusable tray and buy the fresh step crystals. I have one kitten, and the only way I can avoid replacing a whole tray in less than a week is by removing the scooped poo from the stored compartment. I think this is how it should be used, and it just isn't clarified. Any other auto box is going to require you to remove the scooped poo, but the difference with this one is that it doesn't have a removable compartment you can dump. You have to remove the poo yourself. This is still better than scooping the old-fashioned way. Just grab gloves hold your nose, lift the storage compartment and hurry it into a bag. This will extend the life of the trays. That compartment fills and stinks in less than a week with a kitten. It has to have the clumps removed. Otherwise, you have to change the whole tray at least weekly, and this is just with a kitten. If you are going to replace the whole tray every time the compartment is full, then you might as well pay the 699 for one of those fancier contraptions that use the regular litter. By the time you pay for disposable litter trays on a weekly basis for the life of this box, you will have bought several of the high-priced fancy ones over and over. That compartment fills and stinks in less than a week with a kitten. It has to have the clumps removed. It does have some litter spill out of the compartment in the front end, and it sits. It is not a lot at all. Make sure you clean out from under there from time to time; it is a scant amount. I started putting a puppy pad under it so orders don't absorb into the floor. Not a big deal. The litter doesn't track at all. Have never used this crystal litter, but I love it. The kitten loves the box. At first, he freaked out by the fact it moved, but no problem with using it. When it's quiet and starts working 20 minutes after its last use, we forget we have it and think someone is in the house, and then we both remember it's just the box and go back to relaxing. It's pretty quiet, though. My boyfriend loves that it is a clean way to manage litter; he is not a fan of cats and worries it will smell, but he is warming up to the cat and to the whole idea with this box.