| Litter Robot LRII Automatic Self-Cleaning Litter Box |  | Brand: Litter-Robot
Category: Pet Products
Buy: $328.99 - $349.95 (On sale from $403.65)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  215 reviews
ASIN: B000OQAOVA
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 worth every penny September 8, 2008
I was apprehensive at spending over $300 but after doing a lot of research, this self-cleaning cat box appeared to be the best one out there. I have had it for about a month and have loved it since it arrived. I have 5 cats and only need to empty the "poop drawer" every 2 to 3 days, but that beats scooping 2 cat boxes every day like I used to do. I opted for the black litter robot because I thought it looked less industrial. It takes up about the same amount of space as my standard litter box, just a little taller. I was surprised at how quiet it is. The litter robot is in my home office and is more quiet than my fax machine. I would recommend this to anyone who has cats and is tired of scooping!!
 good kitty September 7, 2008
I bought the litter robot lr11 to make it easier on my wifes bad back cuz I do not do litter box"s at all!!!After getting it,My wife was thrilled on how great it is.Three happy cats also.I then went and purchase 3 more for family presents.Two daughters each 3 cats and a brother in bad health 1 cat.Everybody LOVES the robot.Little less noise in the middle of night and I would even be in LOVE. I told you I don"t do litter box"s John from Coral Springs
Litter Robot September 6, 2008
This product saved our cats life-literally. My husband bought it as a last resort for our cat that peed elsewhere when her litter had one peice of poop in it. The company was great when the computer board on the front got wet. They replaced it with instructions at no charge. Now we just tape a piece of saran wrop over it in case of accidents. The two cats in our house use it with no problems. It is easy to keep clean and now I would not have a cat without one. It was well worth the money.
Litter-Robot ROCKS! September 6, 2008
We have 5 adult cats and were getting totally fed up with the mess and the smell using littermaid automatic litterboxes. The thing would jam or overflow and it always smelled. About once a year, we would have to replace it - $100 per year. We also seemed to waste a lot of litter, because the littermaid didn't sift the litter - it sometimes just dumped a whole bunch of clean litter in with the dirty.
I read all the reviews here and on other sites and bit the bullet and bought a refurbished Litter-Robot on the company web site for $269. 60 day money-back guarantee.
We've had it for 2 weeks and LOVE it!
-- NO SMELL -- even standing right next to the unit
-- USE LESS LITTER -- because of the sifting mechanism, the "hopper" has clumped waste lightly covered in litter - no clean litter clogging up the waste pan or going to waste.
The thing requires virtually no set up - it comes in one giant box and you put the upper unit on the lower unit and plug it in. Our refurbished one didn't look at all used. Litter Robot LRII Automatic Self-Cleaning Litter Box, Beige
We had zero problem introducing our 5 cats to it. They range from 1 to 5 years of age and are all former rescue-kittens. 2 of them are a little high-strung, so I thought we'd have to work at getting them comfortable, but no.
My kitties love catnip, so as soon as I set the thing up, I sprinkled nip on the step and inside the unit. I put one piece of waste from the old box inside. They were definitely weireded out at first - especially the first time it cycled, but now they are pros. One of them likes to hang around while it cycles and tap the step so that it stops moving - just for fun, apparently.
The price seems ridiculous at first, but I am so happy I took the plunge. No mess, no smell, less litter used. Awesome!
It's Worth it! September 4, 2008
This little gizmo is worth the money. I had a little problem when i first started it up, but that was because i was used to filling the littermaid box and wasn't putting enough litter in it. I wish the instruction sheet had mentioned something about that. I found the reason reading blogs and reviews about it. Cats (I've 2) took to it right away, in a couple days they stopped using the littermaid entirely. One cat refused the littermaid as soon as the litter robot had litter in it. the other helped me assemble the litterRobot but it took her several days to figure out she should put her head out the door not her tail-end.
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