Self Cleaning Litter Box

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$219.99at Target, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Self Cleaning Litter Box

This is an automatic self-cleaning litter box for cats of any age, sized about 21 by 19 by 20 inches, so it needs a fair amount of floor space. It runs on household power with no battery, and it rakes or sifts clumps into a waste bin on a timer or sensor so you scoop less often. It is a generic, unbranded unit rather than a known model like a Litter-Robot or PetSafe ScoopFree, so check the return window and warranty before buying.

Best forOwners who want fewer daily scoopsMulti-cat householdsPeople with a dedicated outlet near the boxCats that accept a covered or enclosed box

Pros

Cuts down daily scooping
Works for kittens through senior cats
No batteries to replace
Enclosed design contains odor and litter scatter
Fits standard clumping litter

Cons

Large footprint for small bathrooms

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Self Cleaning Litter Box price history

Lowest price we've seen: $219.99 on Oct 30 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

Specifications

Dimensions (Overall): 21.1 inches (L), 19.7 inches (H) x 18.9 inches (W)
Intended Pet Type: Cat
Pet Lifestage: All Ages
Pets Subtype: Litter Boxes
Battery: No Battery Used

Questions and answers

Is a self-cleaning litter box worth it?: It saves time if you dislike daily scooping and have space and an outlet. It is not worth it if your cat refuses enclosed boxes or you want proven brand support.
Will my cat use it?: Many cats adapt within a week, especially if you keep the old box nearby at first. Shy or senior cats may need the automatic cycle turned off while they get used to it.
What litter does it need?: Use clumping litter so the rake can separate waste. Crystal or non-clumping litter can clog the mechanism.
How often do I empty it?: The waste bin typically holds several days of clumps for one cat. Empty and rinse it more often with multiple cats.
Does it need a battery or outlet?: It uses no battery and plugs into a standard outlet, so place it near power.
How big is it?: About 21 inches long, 20 inches high and 19 inches wide. Measure your space and your cat before buying.

Our take on the Self Cleaning Litter Box

Best forOwners who want fewer daily scoopsMulti-cat householdsPeople with a dedicated outlet near the boxCats that accept a covered or enclosed box

Pros

Cuts down daily scooping
Works for kittens through senior cats
No batteries to replace
Enclosed design contains odor and litter scatter
Fits standard clumping litter

Cons

Large footprint for small bathrooms

Questions and answers

Is a self-cleaning litter box worth it?

It saves time if you dislike daily scooping and have space and an outlet. It is not worth it if your cat refuses enclosed boxes or you want proven brand support.

Will my cat use it?

Many cats adapt within a week, especially if you keep the old box nearby at first. Shy or senior cats may need the automatic cycle turned off while they get used to it.

What litter does it need?

Use clumping litter so the rake can separate waste. Crystal or non-clumping litter can clog the mechanism.

How often do I empty it?

The waste bin typically holds several days of clumps for one cat. Empty and rinse it more often with multiple cats.

Does it need a battery or outlet?

It uses no battery and plugs into a standard outlet, so place it near power.

How big is it?

About 21 inches long, 20 inches high and 19 inches wide. Measure your space and your cat before buying.