🐈 Smart Scoop Self-Cleaning Litter Box by Pet Zone - No Expensive Refills, Easy Waste Disposal for Cats, Compatible with Clumping Cat Litter Review

So I bought this litter box for my 22 lb cat in October and I feel like we have given him enough time to see if he likes it and if it differs greatly from the normal cleaning differs. from the garbage can. From the cat's point of view, does he only use one side of the box? When he used a regular tablet, there were no problems. Notice in the video that the rake doesn't even pick up the entire box (missed by about an inch). I've already cleaned it with a dust pan *Background notification*. If I…

I bought my first unit about 5 years ago and have tried 2 of them since. I had to change it every few years. All the devices I've bought have had metal gears (some have mentioned devices with a plastic internal gear). I think the main thing I do is overfill the device with junk, which apparently makes it harder to scoop, so I guess if it breaks after a few years, it's my fault. There is a queue in the basket that you need to fill. The two points of failure that both of my devices had are…

After reading dozens of reviews of various automatic toilets, I decided to purchase the Pet Zone Smart Scoop. My kitten is 7 pounds and she goes about her business often due to a recent illness. I'm just tired of cleaning up behind her several times a day. BUT that doesn't mean "set and forget". I don't know how you can empty it once a week. I do it every other day. However, it is less of a headache when you think about cleaning it. it does 80% of the work. Before you buy this tray, please…

I've tried 3 casts in this box and ONE of them works way better than the others. The first litter I tried was Petco's self-service clumping litter. The problem is that it's so heavy you have to put such a small amount of urine in the SmartScoop bowl that the urine runs down and sticks to the bottom of the machine before it's scooped up. This results in stray clumps of urine that are never collected and remain in the box until you throw it away and wash it. Finally, I tried "Cat's Pride Fresh…

I sincerely hope that potential buyers will read my review for the first time - I rarely, if ever, review products, good or bad. So please listen to me In the last few years I have bought a total of 3 of these automatic litter boxes. When I first bought this product at full price ($120) it was great; I would highly recommend it to anyone. But after a year or so the motor stopped working so of course I bought a new unit - I find when you buy a product like this you can't expect it to run…

I've only had this recently but seems to be working pretty well. It feels solid, is quite well made and works as described. My main reason for purchasing this particular machine is that I have a 21 pound cat and many other automatic bowls cannot handle that weight. It seems to leave a little more small pieces than the previous automatic tray I had, but it's designed in a very different way. I can try a different brand of pen and see if that solves the problem. The only other issue I noticed is…

Like many reviewers, I've learned the pros and cons of automatic toilets. Like many others, I started Litter Maid many years ago. I've had 3 different models over the years, each lasting less time with each successive generation. I had to change the last one literally 5 times under a 1 year warranty. Litter Maid has several design flaws that guarantee failure. So search and research to find something that works better. let me be honest We have two male cats that are 20+ pounds each. Each tray…