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 enlarge | Brand: Clevercat
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $39.95
Buy New: $26.95
You Save: $13.00 (33%)
New (3) from $26.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  80 reviews
Sales Rank: 3508
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5
MPN: 770002
ASIN: B0002ZS20I
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Is that a bin in your hall? June 5, 2008
Nope! It's a litter box! I have a small apartment w/ no real room to house a litter box inconspicuously so I got this Clevercat one and I keep it in my hall and no one notices it... ever. And the litter doesn't really spread around b/c they have to touch the top which has ridges to get the litter off... I would suggest keeping it over a mat though, just in case. Perfect for cats who like to be covered and perfect for people who hate the smell and sight of a litter box.
 Happy scratcher May 26, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My growing kitten is now essentially full size. His hobby was scratching a total BEACH onto my laundry room floor... also I had witnessed him practically standing up viertically leaning on a wall to get some 'business' done as his old box was too small.
I LOVE this box, and he does too. It fits under my folding counter in the laundry area, barely shows, and looks like another file tub at a quick glance. No hokey purple dome- I do NOT want the litter box being a decorative fixture! I also love not seeing his open litter and whatever else. The lid comes off easily for my daily scooping. I will admit there is still a wee bit of litter that still ends up on the floor from his paws, but nothing like before. He does seem to like the privacy aspect, and he does fit fine in there- he's a good size male too.
I highly recommend this ingenious, simple low tech box.
2 cats + 3 small dogs March 28, 2008
Purchased this online at one of the major pet stores last week. I have two cats: a 12 lbs boy who like to dig and kick litter; and a 10 lbs girl that aim really really high. I also have 3 crazy 20ish lbs dogs.
Clevercat box rocks!
I put it next to the dome box (see customer pictures) and added 3 inches of litter. First week, I found only pee pee in it. Second week, I retired the dome. The switch is painless and everyone is happy about it.
Much less tracking, less odor, and its not an eyesore!
It does keep the doggies from treasure hunting.
 I wanted this to be awesome... March 27, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
So, in theory, this should be the awesomest litter box ever. Except that my cats kept knocking it over or refusing to use it. They just didn't dig the top entry way, a little to weird for them. And it wasn't bottom heavy enough, so they kept knocking it over and spilling the litter everywhere.
Two cats, one box. March 20, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Living in a studio with two cats has not made me a Zen-like child of the Earth. Not only does my black tom nip me awake at 6AM just to stare at me, my tabby unloads some of the most unholy waste in this hemisphere. Why?
He doesn't bury his crap.
Whatever feline instinct is supposed to trigger that dig-and-cover behavior was apparently eradicated from his simian-faced gene pool. Which means that every time he hops in the box, he kicks about a pound of sand onto the floor, drops his load, and then sprints around the apartment like a PCP-fueled dervish.
While Clevercat hasn't improved his manners in the slightest, it is the ONLY litter box I've found that will contain his sand-flinging episodes effectively. Even better-- the little grooves on the top of the box mean that most of the excess litter gets trapped up top. Which means less bacteria-laden grit clinging to my toes.
Five stars for ZERO learning curve, sand that stays in the box, and depth enough to provide a satisfying amount of grit for my kitties to befoul.
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