[ronsroni]

Does anyone use auto clean litter boxes? If so, successful?which one and price, approx. TY in advance☮️

[doug_h]

Originally Posted by ronsroni

Does anyone use auto clean litter boxes? If so, successful?which one and price, approx. TY in advance☮️

Since you've gotten such a helpful reply already...

We use a Litter Robot. I think it's the "4" which was last year's model. It's not cheap ($600?), but when we bought it we had 2 cats and the maintenance of the boxes was a lot. With one cat, you can go quite a while before you need to empty it and the area where the waste goes is sealed, so you wouldn't know there was a cat in the house. It helps to keep the litter from being flung around, too, as it's pretty self-contained and difficult for the cat(s) to make an extra mess.

YMMV. My wife likes it as she's primarily responsible for clean-up.

[asianthree]

Auto litter boxes have worked well for 15 years, changing to the next best when box died.
Litter robot was great until it wasn’t, due to aging feline. Our 5 pound Himalayan soon to be 19, lost most of her sight last year. She doesn’t navigate traveling up a ramp, any more, so we went back to no lip indoor system.

[ThirdOfFive]

We looked into buying one some years back when we still had our Kitty. Pretty expensive ($400?) and had a reputation of not lasting, though that was ten years ago or so and the technology has probably improved. We got by with the old standby cat box and clumping litter, cleaning it every evening. The cleaning itself got to be sort of a ritual. I'd say, "let's clean your cat box, Kitty" and she'd run to where it was located, "supervising" while I cleaned it out.

[fdpaq0580]

"Wouldn’t know there was a cat in the house". .? Oh, yes you would know.