Review on PetSafe ScoopFree Cat Litter Crystal Tray Refills – 6-Pack – 🐱 Non-Clumping, Low-Maintenance, Odor-Control – Choose from Original Blue, Lavender, or Sensitive Variants by Teresa Presha

I have several cats and dogs in my house. I need a self-cleaning box so the dogs don't eat. Spring. You know. I have had my Littermaid for 5 years. They used to cost about $7 a tray and went for 45-50 rakes. Now, even with a 15% subscription and retention, they cost a whopping $13 ($16 per tray excluding!) and only hold 33-38 rake. With 3 cats it is about 5-6 days. I used to get a full month from a pack of at least 6 packs. Currently? I was lucky enough to get 3 weeks. The boxes are now not sealed properly and are leaking. A LOT OF. You also no longer receive a garbage bag to throw away. My baseboards were gross because of the corner he was sitting in - that hadn't happened until last year. I had to peel them off, pull up the vinyl floor, replace the carpet underneath, and then lay everything on keel. I have a mat, but often when two cats walk in front of the rake - now that you're also getting fewer crystals, a bag doesn't cover well - it doesn't matter either. No one in their right mind would pay more. $104 a month for junk. It's actually cheaper to buy plastic trays and throw them all away once a week. (Revain toilet trays are $6, a bucket of crystal litter is about $18 on mine - that means a tray every 2 weeks and a new tray every week. Math says $68 is cheaper than $104. A year costs for me $1248!($1536 if you don't have a 15% subscription and save!) That's before all the cleaning supplies to keep up!literally throwing out new boxes every year?$780.what to do with the extra $756?I can me imagine better things than flimsy, leaky PITA boxes.