When you realize you don't have to scoop cat litter anymore 🥲 | PetSnowy Snow+

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Thanks for watching! ❤ There’s a link on our profile page to this product on Amazon 😊

[@jimmiesullivan358]

I hope you gave them that box to play with...They wanted it so cute 😻😻😻...

[@punk_loki4294]

I thought it was 700,000 USD at first lmao

[@eleanorcooke7136]

How long does the process take for it to remove dirty litter?

[@crissysims4357]

What about urine ? It would just mix it

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

@@jimmiesullivan358 haha yes I did! Bubbles especially LOVES boxes 😂

[@I_like_Plants130]

⚠️ I know people say models like this have a good sensor, but be careful. The ones where it turns like that at the entrance could unalive your cat! Sensors break down and can be faulty ⚠️

[@Gleaves]

This one have pop-out lid, so it's safe

[@DaemonwarriorJulius]

In a good product a defective sensor turns off the action. I've lost count on how often I had to call the Jungheinrich tech because a defective sensor made my forklift stop dead in its track and block the aisle.

[@khalexi8692]

Just watched a video reviewing these self cleaning box's because a few have as you said unalive many cats😖. Don't trust any of them. I'll just stick to manual labor. Although I only have one cat so it isn't a big deal to me.

[@_ChatSoCute_]

dis is not the faulty one you get from AliExpress, it has a lid which can be popped up

[@sandiilovesu4077]

I was just thinking about this 💯🙏🏽

[@VorpalSnickerSnack]

Becareful about Amtoy's litter box, they're lethal to cats that's resulted in death. Btw very cute cat.

[@gagan4127]

Beware of that kind of design litter robots. They just make up brand names on the fly.

[@summerbreeze1955]

Yes, technology is not always progress, I would never trust to techno it can be lethal to your moggie blessed be to all the cat lovers' of the world

[@supergrafxengine4620]

It killed my cat...

[@xxsuperproductionsxx138]

yeah...

[@dixiethealien1221]

​@@supergrafxengine4620I'm sorry :((

[@bz09034]

Nobody ever talks about cleaning the litter robot itself. Eventually you will have to wash all these inside parts.

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

You will. And this litter box is actually great for that. The top comes right off, and the litter bed is a round rubber mat that can be taken right out.

[@piamoltzau4382]

das stimmt

[@traceykoontz2868]

​@@SimontheSiameseCat so it's pretty easy then? How much does it cost I get so tired of scooping the box 🤔 might be worth it, thanks.

[@vcommandarv5916]

​@@traceykoontz2868495$ without the odour control system and 530$ with it, there is a pinned comment with link

[@emmarissa3476]

cleaning the inside of a litter robot is sooooo gross!! honestly thinking about going back! the not having to scoop is nice but cleaning the robot is such a big task

[@joemck85]

TEST THOROUGHLY! This is a different design than the Amztoy one that's getting attention lately, but it rotates vertically and could potentially become an issue if your cat finds a way to stop and sit a while between the entrance sensor and the drum. I hope and think from looking at it that it would pop off the magnetically attached top if it did manage to trap a cat, but test using a stuffed animal toy or something!

[@hutlazzz]

nah even with the test, sensor will inevitably died one day and you wouldnt have test a bad sensor and expect it to happen.. just never buy automatic life threating device.

[@perfectication]

The mechanism has me concerned if the sensors fail the cat could get trapped and strangled.

[@NoraJae]

*will kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpbTdGZjfsZsntE

[@The_Sacrificial_Lamb]

you saw those videos too? glad people are spreading the word about these damned deathtraps

[@malindaallen718]

Has happened.😢

[@gagan4127]

It will fail. Never buy this litter robot.

[@Li_Tobler]

I came here STRAIGHT from the one man five cats warning video. This garbage was advertised as short right next to it. The audacity!

[@wozawzky]

I personally prefer to scoop the litterbox daily. This way I can check on their waste. You can tell a lot about a pet's health just by their urine and poop. Im using a simple plastic box without a lid on top. That way the cats can hold onto the edge of the lid which is easier for them to poop. This high tech device is good for human and human only.

[@stellviahohenheim]

You can do that better by tasting the poop

[@wozawzky]

@@stellviahohenheim im a vegan so eating animals parts and waste is more like your area of expertise.

[@shona6873]

Jokes aside, this is a good point. My cat nearly died this year, and the first sign of illness was a change in his 💩.

[@furquan_akhtar]

Please suggest to me what should I feed my 2 months old kitten which I recently got, is cat food enough? The previous owner who gave me the kitten said not to feed milk to the kitten as it's small so it can't digest. So is cat food enough? And next is, my kitten sleeps a lot! why?

[@wozawzky]

@@furquan_akhtar there's a special milk for baby kittens under 3mo. You can't just give normal cows milk. Cats are allergics to lactose but newborns need milk. You can also introduce them to wet food for kittens. They might not drink or eat as much on their own so you gotta use a feeding syringe to make sure they eat and drink every 2/3 hour. That include night time. And cats sleep alot its normal. When its a single kitten you can play with them when they wake up. And also mama cats lick their babies genitals to stimulate pee and poop to come out. If its a single kitten you may wanna use a tissue and rub them gently to teach their digestive system to release its waste.

[@entltyq]

Super helpful in unaliving cats.

[@that1person695]

That's so true people need to address this!

[@cubechan1938]

Wasn't that with only one design that's been brought up recently?

[@S85B50Engine]

This one doesn't do that, the part where a cat would get stuck in pops off with the lid if something gets caught there. The Amazon knockoffs don't have that safety feature

[@that1person695]

@@cubechan1938 It was actually with multiple designs. They say any with a lid that moves on the Y axis isn't safe. There's a video that went over multiple unsafe ones.

[@Xaxxus]

@@that1person695that’s not entirely true. The reason the one model they showed wasn’t safe was because the cat can get pinned between the rotating portion and a solid piece that is not removable. With this litter box the part that would pin the cat is held on with magnets so it will pop off.

[@jezebelproudfoot4976]

FOR $800, IT BETTER CLEAN MY POOP TOO

[@marioluigi9599]

My cat just goes outside Like... I used to do litter as well. Then I realised I can just let the cat go outside. Now the litter box just stands in the corner pretty much empty and the cat actually prefers going outside because she knows if she goes inside it makes the room smell

[@specialkayah]

$800 dollars for never having to clean up cat shit for 1 or more cats for 10-15 years ever again? Yeah... I'll take that deal...

[@marioluigi9599]

@@specialkayah ...or just teach the cat to go outside like in normal animal life. Cats wanna dig their crap into the ground. Why not let them do that outside like how they're meant to?

[@fostena]

​@@specialkayah you realize that you'll need to clean the intricate insides of that robot, right? And also you'll probably end up trashing it because it's an indiegogo scam and no one will ever repair it when inevitably it will break

[@specialkayah]

@@fostena of course. You cant just let it sit and fester. But cleaning the machine occasionally instead of the trays I still think is a worthy trade off.

[@user-rs2dv5ro2u]

I am so glad that I came into the comments to find the same skepticism about these devices as I do, especially after hearing how some have had morbid consequences. Keep your pets safe and probably stick to manual scooping if you can.

[@damidnightgolfer]

It's also way too tiny! Your cat has no room to move and will get poo on his paws!

[@callhunter34]

Everyone just remember if the sensors fail and you have a curious cat the way this product is designed you won’t have a cat anymore… unless you count a cat in two pieces. The ones on Amazon without the extra area sensors HAVE

[@Velossitee]

Or yaknow... stop buying deathtraps so you can have convenience... if you get a pet you have to fucking take care of it...

[@leimeisei909]

This one appears to be fine as the top pops off. If the cat got lodged in then the magnetic top would just fall off and cat would escape

[@milodoesntknow2090]

​@@Velossitee disabled people use these types of products, they deserve to have the assurance that the appliance that helps them take care of their cat wont instead harm their cat.

[@poisonedmaple6874]

you seem to be confusing this products with one of the cheap generic ones as far as i can tell, the way this one is designed, if a cat got stuck in it the top would simply come off and the cat would be fine

[@callhunter34]

Yall are either bots paid for by the company or not watching the videos coming out like 5cats. And all of you make me lose hope for humanity. Instead of getting rid of these designs you think it’s ok. Well you be the first to let your cat in. No, NONE OF THE DESIGNS THAT TURN UP TO CLEAN ARE SAFE.

[@spookshow6999]

I would never trust one of these now.

[@gagan4127]

yep. never buy this type of design

[@theredeft5319]

Yeah, there is no good reason to have a top where a cat could be pinched, not if there is any chance the lid stays on

[@supergrafxengine4620]

It killed my cat...

[@Bob-oy2pp]

The ones that killed peoples pets were Chinese bootlegs off amazon, wayfair, aliexpress and temu. Get from a reputable legitimate brand that is known for making these products

[@NatashaWarden]

Same it horrified me finding out how with one self cleaning litter tray company, multiple cats died

[@milkiiiteaa]

imagine getting a notification that your cat took a shit

[@mabell01]

😂

[@Getitdone82]

I laughed out loud at this

[@sal_strazzullo]

HAHAHAHA so true. These days everything is being dumbed down to absurd levels in the name of innovation 😂 and I'm saying this as a software dev

[@candieschonauer4083]

Lmao!!

[@bg8bge]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@houseplants_Keep_Me_Sane]

My grandmother got a self cleaning litter box. It started up with the cat still inside and the cats tail almost got caught. Thankfully my grandmother was nearby so she was able to save him.

[@lizamay722]

Hmm.... I really hope that they fixed that problem before releasing it again, or taking the defective ones from the shelf and not selling them. I would hate to lose my cat from a defective product like that, and I would totally sue.

[@gian2323]

That's one of my worries. The other one would be if their head got stuck. Sine technology may fail, I wouldn't trust to let my cats use an automatic litter box unsupervised, which quite frankly makes it totally useless

[@brightspacebabe]

Depends on when she got it. And what type it was…those first generation ones looked like torture chambers and were loud.

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

@@lizamay722 there are like hundreds of different brands of self cleaning liter boxes. I doubt her grandma had this one.

[@cateatfood6634]

Woe. How would deactivation of yhr box when I cat goes in not be a feature?!! I hope she sued so they fixed that!

[@robinglasgow7693]

Wow. Be very careful. I just finished watching the write up by a reviewer. Especially, one has killed 3 that I read, so far. And this one looks similar to the horrible, faulty one, by the way it opens & closes. Check it out please

[@poisonedmaple6874]

the top comes off, so a cat should not be getting caught in this one

[@exoticcmatt5162]

@@poisonedmaple6874 don't care. that's the exact same looking guillotine. how do we know its not the exact same part from the amztoy boxes? we don't

[@aliceangl3563]

Remember when ads had a label on them telling you they're ads?

[@Amanda---]

ABOVE THE USER NAME

[@aliceangl3563]

@@Amanda--- NO SKIP BUTTON (since you wanna yell)

[@supergrafxengine4620]

It killed my cat...

[@Amanda---]

@@aliceangl3563 lol. Sorry if I hurt your ears. Didn't mean to. I always talk in live streams with all caps. 🫶💯🐰😇🙈🗿

[@KinKiraLee]

@@supergrafxengine4620 What?? Holy shit. Im so sorry for your loss!

[@lexthebored8122]

I'd love to have an automatic litter box but scooping the litter is one of the ways to catch early signs of sickness

[@Shadowtiger2564]

Couldn't you just check the stuff in the bag before throwing it out?

[@midnightlycanfox6280]

​@@Shadowtiger2564 If you have multiple pets you wouldn't be able to tell who it came from.

[@Shadowtiger2564]

@@midnightlycanfox6280 the same argument can be made for it still being in the sand?

[@midnightlycanfox6280]

@@Shadowtiger2564 True, I think that's a whole different problem though that this thing just can't solve. Separate litter boxes would help with that.

[@NoriMori1992]

@@midnightlycanfox6280 Do cats tend to stick to just one litterbox?

[@anxietyenteredthechat]

I haven't seen anyone talk about this but there is one major flaw with this. Since the litter is being rotated the poop and urine are being smeared on the walls. This can cause odor and make cats uncomfortable going in it since they are surrounded by their own pee and poo. It can also cause behavior problems like going outside the litter box seeing as they find the box too dirty. I myself have never owned one but I have talked to quite a few people that had these problems. Hope this is helpful to someone :)

[@LulaMae21]

Do the "quite a few people" you've talked to own this exact model...?

[@anxietyenteredthechat]

@@LulaMae21 No they have not. I never said this exact model but you can clearly see how the litter is being scraped along the sides so the problem is still there. I also never said that this product is bad. I simply want people to make sure this suits their cats. I'm going of the belief that the people that want this product are adult enough to not just take a youtube video or comment as information and do more research.

[@spyrothetimelord]

I mean technically if the stuff is being covered with litter (as shown in the video) and then caught/separated, it's likely not as much getting that caught on the sides. Technically the same problem exists with regular litter boxes as you scoop and sift and the litter falls as it wants. I haven't looked into this box, but this one and one I have been thinking about both let you control the timing for when the rotation happens, so you could let it "dry" so it doesn't smear/your cat will likely still cover it themselves. And this one says it has a deodorizer (idk about the one I was interested in) so this issue might have come to their attention and caused this to be implemented. Now I gotta check if the one I was looking at has it because I don't need my baby thinking his box is dirty 😭

[@ingrida1121]

@@spyrothetimelord not about the bits that get on the walls, its about the odor that gets smeared all over

[@jen_gem]

I agree…they only show how it would work in perfect circumstances…which as cat owners, we should realize don’t always exist 😅

[@vldt5934]

I think it would be a safe option if you can control the self cleaning feature, like press it when the cat is not inside

[@EdurtreG]

You can.

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Yes, you have the option to have it automatically clean after a cat leaves, or you can set it so that it will only clean when you manually tell it to (by pushing a button)

[@luvuforeverjames]

​@@SimontheSiameseCat I think I'd prefer the 2nd option for safety reasons.

[@vldt5934]

​@@SimontheSiameseCat I see, that's great! Thanks!

[@BlueGangsta1958]

Don't get something like this! If your cat is sick, you will often notice through their excrements (or lack thereof). If you aren't cleaning the box yourself, you might not notice something is wrong until it is too late.

[@TheSTANKYcats.]

WARNING: Please be careful when using or buying Automatic Litter boxes! Theres a company Which sells litter boxes And it has been killing cats! My cousin has brought the litter box and a Week later as found her cats tail ripped off!!

[@KurumiYami420]

its not only one company

[@Kellie_55]

A Siamese would expect a bidet as well 😳😻💯

[@OrangeMekuri]

I laughed so hard😂😂😂

[@MayPenMaewPanda]

Actually, as one of Siamese descent, we use a bidet hose 😂 or a shallow bucket bowl

[@pamtababan9997]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dricx22]

Why are all, it seems, liter boxes $400-$700? If I could afford that, I pay someone to scoop Zoe's liter.

[@azurastar3223]

If you watch My Cat from Hell, the host tells you that these are bad. If you have multiple cats they can get territorial real quick and use the opening as an ambush point for the other cat. It's better to have open ones for this reason

[@DefinitelyNotAFerret]

I get a cheap under $100 one from petco I think that you have to rotate yourself. Still makes the job a little easier. I like to remove the top and only attach it to roll the bad litter since I’m worried that dust from the litter will get in my poor baby’s nose 😅

[@Brynnthebookworm]

@@azurastar3223 I used to have a Litter Robot and that happened for me. Only my biggest male cat used the robot, because he claimed it. Sometimes my female would still use it because she's older and she doesn't like to take his sass. But my little runty male absolutely wouldn't go in because he doesn't like the potential to get trapped. I had to keep a manual open box as well or he would just pee on the floor. Then after only about 4 years the expensive robot died, and I decided that the cost wasn't worth it if it would die so soon. So now I have manual layered sifter boxes. There are three boxes- two solid ones and a sifter one. You dump the top solid box with the waste into the sifter box that you keep sitting inside of the other solid box. Then pick up the sifter box and let the loose stuff filter through. Dump the sifter into a bag, then put the boxes back in order with the now empty box on the bottom, the sifter in the middle, and the box with the now clean litter on top. I can clean 3 boxes like this in 5 minutes, much faster than scooping by hand. And now since they're all open boxes there's no trapped bullying going on. So I wouldn't buy this product since it's nearly the same as the Litter Robot.

[@diamondborealis454]

I was honestly expecting something like this to cost $200 but $400-$600 completely shocked me.

[@dricx22]

@@diamondborealis454 me too

[@josephhodges9819]

It is only self-cleaning if it bags it up and takes it out to the trashcan.

[@uglyburrito_]

It should drop the litter in a tiny catapult and fling it perfectly into a trashcan since it's already so extra

[@miac2382]

True you still have to take the poop out in a bag. And you also have to wash all the parts

[@wejsmith5446]

Well, for more money of course, you could get a robot to take the bag of doodoo to another trash can. And then more robots along the way until the bin is curbside. We gotta start somewhere……….

[@the5ofme]

@@wejsmith5446 Or you could go the other way and spend no time, money or energy on maintaining a litter box ever again by training your cats to use the toilet.

[@traceykoontz2868]

I agree with what you say

[@HEKC815]

Cats usually dont like confined space when they are doing business cuz thats when they feel the most vulnerable so they always need open space to escape when things happen.

[@stellviahohenheim]

That's why you need to trap them in the litter for two days

[@Yl_lRI]

It's the opposite fucktard

[@jetthardin4927]

Does this one kill cats?

[@Martianig]

They all do

[@I_like_Plants130]

It has to do with how it rotates. There are semi automatic ones if you don’t feel safe with any robot whatsoever.

[@theredeft5319]

That design certainly seems concerning. After that one video I wouldn’t risk it

[@maskitoad]

@@Martianig they don't all do. you clearly didnt watch the one man five cats video. a lot of them are incredibly safe as there are no pinch point risks at all. some of them are even completely open at all times

[@Martianig]

@@maskitoad make sure you pull up the multi million dollar corporations pants when ever your done

[@ghoziakbar6410]

When you find that a cat's litter box is fancier than your home toilet

[@ariel.awaitss]

He was giving you loving eyes when he stepped in the box!! How cute!

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

🥰

[@xXfireflyyXx]

I understand it has safety features to prevent harm to a cat. However I would never buy a auto litter box that had even a 1% chance of crushing a cat. The design of this litter box scream potential risk. If it doesn't remain open the entire cleaning cycle so the cat can escape, I'd never buy it. This design alone seems to risky for me and my cat. I'll stick to an open concept like litter-robot that doesn't have the possibility of getting caught in the turning box and lid.

[@gagan4127]

yep. never buy this kind of designed litter robot

[@shaynegron10]

I know for a fact my cat Nova is going to be terrified of that litter box 😂

[@Sssssssslf]

Mine too! 😂 That's why I have outdoor litter boxes for my boys 🙂

[@Lizzynewto]

It’s ok just don’t put mail in it! 😂😂

[@yumeniai]

I honestly thought so too, I have 3 and 2 are huuuuge babies, will hide under the bed and refuse to come out for hours if anyone comes up the stairs kind of babies. They actually took to it really well and all of them used it without promoting. I'm about to get a second one! I have a pet tree and the new one I'm getting is pet marvel.

[@Sssssssslf]

@@yumeniai that's good to hear your cats took to it well! I have two scaredy cats too so I know it can be a challenge getting them used to new things!

[@traceykoontz2868]

My cat would be pissed off at me, she would think I lost my mind.

[@Basha1WB]

And when the electricity goes out you will be back to scooping poop again 🤣🤣🤣. Laziness costs too much 💰!

[@DeadKite_i]

Seeing a Siamese cat next to an automated litter box robot is already giving me Vietnam flashbacks

[@auroralakefire3684]

I love this, but I think it would terrify my Luna Bear. She's scared of everything. She had a hard life before we found her.

[@nikkifeltman8523]

yes! my cat Rosie won’t even use a litterbox with a top on it (haven’t tried in years, but she hated it the first time) because she’s very nervous. I’d much rather have to scoop her litter than have her nervous to use the litterbox ♡

[@elizabethrestrepo3198]

I have a Lilith Bear

[@bunnyfrosting1744]

I’m disabled and therapists have been suggesting I adopt a cat for years, things like cleaning out the litter daily hold me back, though. I wish everyone could have something like this, so cool

[@WinterWitch01]

I’m disabled and scooping isn’t great. It’s really lugging the litter from the store inside the house and lugging dirty liter outside to the garbage. It’s insanely heavy and EXPENSIVE that’s another added stress, the expense of pets. But if possible, I can tell you my pets greatly reduce my pain and anxiety and if I’m being completely honest, my suicidal ideation knowing they love and need me. Good luck

[@xanadu1jw]

@@WinterWitch01 there are cat litter companies that deliver the litter to your house and there is also the Breeze litter box that uses pellets and a special design box that let the urine go through to the bottom onto an absorbent pad so all you have to do most of the time is scoop the poo. The pellets get changed out after an extended period of time, I think 3 months, as they are not very absorbent and the pad as often as needed depending on your cat/s. The bags of pellets are not large or heavy but just the right amount for the cat. You’d probably have to transition the cat to them as they are a totally different texture but mine had no problem doing that so they work just fine for my two cats.

[@illustriouschin]

You still need to wash out the robot.

[@iamwoman.hearmeroar.6146]

I wish I had seen this model before we got the one we have. My husband is recently disabled and this is exactly why we got the auto cleaning litter box.

[@Usortert]

Any chance there is a local cat rescue around that can help you out? Us that are disabled to the level of being mostly housebound are really, really good for socializing skittish cats, or to live permanently with a slightly vintage couch potato. With a bit of talking, it is not impossible to get someone from a rescue to check in on you and the cat once a week or so, hauling up new cat litter, and taking out the old one that is sealed in a bag. It also gives a cat-sitter backup for if you have to go to the hospital, and a cat-taxi to the vet.

[@drivertsunami5966]

Bubbles look like she is having a good time. 😂🤣 Alright, um sold. 👍👍🐾😁😸

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Haha yep 😂🙌

[@S85B50Engine]

It's insane how people saw what happened to those Amazon knockoffs and think this one is the same. The Amazon knockoff had a design flaw where the rotating part and the entrance would pin the cat. This one doesn't have that problem, the piece where the cat would get pinned would just pop off instead of unaliving the cat.

[@theredeft5319]

Even a kitten? Not sure what the minimum weight requirements are but I’d still be concerned. It’s definitely not as bad as the big plastic guillotine but it feels unsafe to have a top at all. Honestly not sure what the point of it is other then to try to contain more of the litter(it’s gonna get tracked out of the box anyway, it’s inevitable). If it’s a smell issue then the drawer needs to seal better to contain the smell.

[@S85B50Engine]

@@theredeft5319 pretty sure all of those litterboxes have a minimum size for cats

[@tokyopapillon837]

These machines are likely dangerous. Watch Louis Rossman’s video and save your cat.

[@S85B50Engine]

It's because the knockoffs have a design flaw this one doesn't have

[@radosawmichapiwko7141]

This is not that machine.

[@lyr1kn156]

More features, more things that can go wrong

[@gagan4127]

Like cat head head getting stuck because sensor failed to detect the cat is still inside?

[@KittinPyro]

You need to be looking for changes in your cats urine and stool when you clean the litter in order to catch things like UTI and other health problems quickly if they ever arrise. You can’t do that if a robot is scooping the litter for you. It might tell you when your cat uses the litter, but it wont tell you if the color of your cats stool is abnormal or if there’s blood in your cats urine or the spots of urine are very small (indicating they are struggling to urinate) if there’s parasites in the stool or your cat is having diarrhea. I don’t really want to pick up my dogs giant dukies either but it’s important to be aware of this stuff because stool is a very good indicator of health (and I also like walking around my yard without worrying I’ll step in it…)

[@tgbluewolf]

Couldn't you still check those things when you empty the tray?

[@katherinebrown5720]

You can. Just with a Litter-robot. Not this one.

[@NoriMori1992]

You can still look at the stool when you empty the tray…

[@katherinebrown5720]

@@NoriMori1992 Litter-robot analyzes the urine.

[@owatson7648]

You can actually. Just check the waste bin, which you should be changing frequently anyways

[@Chelleang9]

This is over $1000 CAD! Nope, I’ll keep scooping!

[@pebs429]

Same. And anyway I know my cats would hate it.

[@Awesomeduud]

Having the owner of my apartment (my cat) watch me clean her litter box is also advantageous cuz it lets her tolerate my presence more. Can’t have some robot take that job away from me

[@leena3337]

As weird as it might seem but I actually enjoy scooping😂

[@theredeft5319]

Also…I’d be concerned about safety and pick a safer design. That vertical spinning part looks like it has the possibility to trap and strange a cat if the sensors fail. If you are gonna spend that kinda money buy one with a safer design

[@mieraj.1081]

Who's here after Charlie talking about guillotine litter bot?

[@mloes405]

Never in my life will I expose my cat to such a machine, too afraid it will turn with him inside. Also, never in his life will he use a machine that moves or makes noises 😂

[@Myonexis]

With these sorts of systems, I always think about the need to buy proprietary bags. I can't be bothered to have to reorder specific, overpriced poop bags from a specific website all the time. Had the same issue with poop bins until I found a diaper bin from Ubbi that lets you use any bag. That one was a life changer for me.

[@flyinfella]

We have the Litter Robot (not this machine) and we can use regular kitchen trash bags. We just roll the bag down like you would with the waistband of a pair of sweatpants that are too big. I also like the design of the Litter Robot better because if there was some kind of malfunction and it cycled while a cat was in it (which it shouldn't because it has weight sensors) the front is just open and the can can just jump out. We will never have a cat without a Litter Robot again. Once a week on trash night we pull the drawer out, inspect the health of the clumps then just pull the bag out, tie it and drop it in the trash. I hope this helps.

[@pizzarat3275]

Most automatic litter boxes don't require proprietary bags. You can use regular trash bags.

[@OctyabrAprelya]

Litter box has moving parts and (I assume) makes some noise while functioning. My cat: *I'm not getting near that in my life*

[@tempestive1]

Even if they do, litterboxes are fundamental to our cats' territory. Hiding their smell or making the litter a place where they can be enclosed and feel insecure is a good recipe to have them pee on the walls.

[@obithegamer]

Pffft

[@violinwithRosemary]

Holy moly that looks so amazing ❤❤❤sweet Simon and Bubbles deserve the best😊😸🤗🐈💛🌟👍✌️

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Thanks Rosemary! ❤😊

[@violinwithRosemary]

@@SimontheSiameseCat 🙏🤍

[@Xtmaxxaxx]

And it appears we all came from the one man five cats video🙃

[@Xtmaxxaxx]

Atleast this one is safe

[@leeplay4914]

When you realize you bought your cat a saw trap.

[@UndoEverything]

I will do this service manually for my babies than buying any automated machine, because I do not know what dangerous misshapes may happen.

[@kangjunga2185]

I enjoy fulfilling the responsibilities as a cat parent by checking and cleaning litter boxes twice a day.

[@VagaBond-m6w]

And by checking the litterboxes ourselves, we see if there is blood in the urine (indicating urinary tract infection) or if they have diarrhea (indicating other health issues). I'd rather spend $5 on a litterbox that makes me monitor my cat's health, even though this over-priced toy does have some good features.

[@maxshep2829]

THANK YOU!!! It's good to see some fellow responsible and involved cat owners here! 😺🤍🖤

[@ChuChu-zr6cl]

It has happened before that a cat got stuck in this machine(not this brand) and died while it was running, as the cat got trapped and couldn't breathe. Please be cautious when using the machine.

[@leakhenangeth382]

Not only that it couldn't breath, it could also make you have 2 cats.

[@jenniferthomas5305]

Littermaid boxes are great too. Just keep in mind you will still want to monitor for any clumps that get stuck to bottom or side. And if your cat always pees or poops in the same spot that part of the waste area will fill and the load has to be re-distributed. I tossed out waste daily. It's well worth getting!!! My cat also knew immediately how it worked and played with it for hours. He'd sit by the side monitor and pass a paw by the sensor to make it go off. The machines do eventually need to be replaced but it's well worth the cost 😺💞 your cat will vote you best person ever! 😹🔥

[@ec7283]

woooof, that's a lot of work saved...can't live without it now!

[@autk]

SIMON! 🖤 Simon and Bubbles are great commercial Cats, natural actors... Meezers Rule!

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Haha yeah I’d say so 🎥😍😂 Thanks TK! 😄

[@alyasoul8389]

I use purina litter box, pine litter from tractor supply and pads from Costco))) cheap, clean house without smell and low maintenance)))

[@PosiFwd]

Not pine litter, horse bedding pellets ;)

[@nyancat8828]

If you buy the horse bedding pellets they are the exact same but you get more for less money

[@alyasoul8389]

@@nyancat8828 yes that’s what I meant) forgot the right name for it)

[@nyancat8828]

@@alyasoul8389 Ohh okay! Glad you're not overpaying :)

[@SK22520]

If there ever is a glitch in the system your cat will go whooooshhh!

[@kaliss7192]

One day your gonna open up the self sealing litter bag and there will be your cat lol.

[@mramirez5140]

I have two cats. What ever you do to your cats its all up to you. Cats are like a King n Queen. You are the one who can clean everything for them.

[@melaniemonique3887]

Looks better than that robot kitty cat box

[@subliminal1837]

There's no way I'm paying $789 Aus for a litter box 😂

[@leksdic]

for reals? OMG. 200$ sounds cool for not scooping again. but 800$??? Lol these people. do they even know the economy we live in?

[@iceprincess1477]

Believe or not most high tech automatic scooping litter is around that price range. If belows like 400 then it mostly a waste of money

[@katrinascarlet5637]

​@@iceprincess1477 not just a waste of money, the ones I've seen are flat out dangerous.

[@lavenderoh]

​@@leksdic the main well known brand is $800 USD, this one's only $500 USD so it's actually an improvement 😂

[@Onomatopoeia4u]

​@@lavenderoh technically yes, but it's from indigogo so there's a very high likelihood this wasn't built the best and the company won't be around to fix it or send replacement parts in a year or two... That'd be my biggest worry here

[@ebayrose]

Do another vid of maintenance and cleaning of the litter box after a couple months of use.

[@denisescott296]

The exact reason I’m going back to a regular litter box because that was the ABSOLUTE worse and feels like a huge waste of money!!

[@gogm3501]

I'm still waiting for this video

[@Gostdemonoid]

YOUR CATS R FREAKIN ADORABLE!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nrmacklin]

You standing on that litter mat in only your socks is DIABOLICAL 😂

[@TronixGuy93]

You won't have to scoop litter ever again. Once your cat gets near that thing when it accidentally goes off it'll be shitting on your countertop for the rest of its life.

[@misselle1430]

😅😅😅poor kittty would be terrified to use a machine that scares it

[@nikhilgohil8808]

I really don’t know why but this was really funny for me haha

[@thelastbison2241]

LOL. I am pretty sure the reviews will tell you.

[@TronixGuy93]

@@thelastbison2241 LOL. Only if they are not filtered.

[@sergel02]

These things usually have sensors so they don’t run if a car is in it. Might be spooked at first but most cats get used to it.

[@bevstringer810]

What an amazing contraption, if I ever had another cat, I would definitely buy one ❤

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

🙌😄

[@owen6106]

Dude it expensive

[@owen6106]

I looked and its 520dollars

[@brucesmith9144]

If only Porta-potties for hoomans could made this nice with automatic waste removal, a seat that’s automatically wiped, and definitely an air freshener.

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Haha yes that would be great! 🙌😂

[@notconvincedgranny6573]

Some of the public toilets in SF do that - when the person leaves, the door locks and the entire thing gets washed down.

[@annehaight9963]

@@notconvincedgranny6573 And hopefully bleach-blasted.

[@Hhhh22222-w]

You should look into getting a japanese toilet then

[@linahrae]

imagine going into a tiny bathroom and the walls and ceilings are covered in urine and feces residue 😭 i’ll just go outside thanks

[@debralynnpaxton5238]

Fantastic ! ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Looks like an Adorable 'Kitty Camper' ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Lovecyour Beautiful babycats❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Wizardboz]

I have a tilt over litter box with a built in sifter. I think it was $50, so much better and faster than scooping. Still want an electric one but they are very pricey.

[@cookiestrong8757]

This design is scary. If the sensors fail I can see a disaster in the making. There are other electric litter boxes that are much safer. I suggest getting one that cleans the litter while not having a door so the cat can escape

[@snowwall_fight]

🤦‍♂️

[@cookiestrong8757]

@@snowwall_fight ?

[@sornd100]

Be careful with this. When the sensor or system has a glich, sometimes the cat body part can be stuck in there when the scooping part is moving in the wrong time. and it's very dangerous. Years ago, in a night time, my cat died with this kinda thing. There are so many cats, especially kittens, had these accidents . Look it up.

[@S85B50Engine]

On this one, the top part would pop off instead of squeezing, it's safe

[@gagan4127]

@@S85B50Engine nah

[@S85B50Engine]

@@gagan4127 watch the original video about the danger again, he talks about the fact that some litterboxes pin the cat against the opening, because it's not designed to pop off in case of an emergency

[@S85B50Engine]

@@gagan4127 you seem to not know why the knockoffs were dangerous, it's because they lack a CRUCIAL passive safety feature (passive safety means that it requires no sensors or energy to work, if something damgerous happens, the thing defaults to a safe state) that this one has. What made the knockoffs dangerous was that there was a FIXED piece where the cat would get caught. In this one, that part is not fixed and it can be flicked open with next to no force. Therefore, it cannot pin a cat between the bucket and the top because if the sensors failed, the top would pop off and there would be nothing for the cat to get pinned against.

[@NatashaWarden]

I'm so sorry for your loss :(

[@bunnyparty2]

that cat gonna fly high dawg

[@Poochie1986]

Lazy B.... This 5min scooping per day is really hard work😮

[@Allosaurusfan2928]

Well at least this One isn’t like the Amztoy one that literally kills your cat.

[@bytheway1031]

Looks efficient👍

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

Indeed! 🙌😄

[@versatilex97]

I don't even have a cat, but I was just curious

[@Artnotforthesakeofart]

You are a curious cat

[@brad3201]

@@Artnotforthesakeofartunderrated comment

[@amazingdigitaledits]

same

[@deniferi632]

Very clever! Absolutely love it. 😂❤

[@ConcernedGD]

I’m so glad this is an actually good self cleaning litter box, I feel so bad for the victims of the other ones.

[@koresaliva]

Do not buy machines that rotate in the Y axis. No matter how many sensors, if anything can fail, it will fail. Better to always have an opening always than relying on sensors.

[@smeva26]

This is exactly what im looking for and its not even that expensive! Im adding it to my list of things to get this year

[@SimontheSiameseCat]

🙌😄

[@macchz5444]

It's $400-500 that's spendy!

[@smeva26]

@@macchz5444 others on the market are over a thousand last i checked. And this has way more features, is smaller which is great for apartments and looks nice.

[@JustKelso1993]

​@@smeva26 Be careful with these things, honestly. It is an electronic and electronics can fail and malfunction. Is your cat's life worth it for you to never scoop litter again, because your cat can easily be killed with this thing.

[@smeva26]

@@JustKelso1993 please explain how that can occur. By your logic i shouldnt have any electronics in my house with my cat.

[@kelly3560]

My cat uses the doggie door… Love that cat .❤

[@garrykimovich]

Whoever needs this device should just wait for robot cats that don't pee and poop.

[@Sun_Moon77]

Looks amazing!!!

[@Moncherelouis]

keep the lid off!

[@fen4554]

You just need an subscription for their proprietary bags, no doubt.

[@shocker2414]

I just lost my Siamese we had her for 16 years she was the best cat ever. Love you cats bring be joy . I love Siamese cats best cats .

[@roz472]

Aw, I'm so sorry 😢

[@forzaphoenix]

May god give you strength

[@delcarmen1377]

😢 sorry to hear. My siamese is 14 years old and she is the best cat i’ve ever had as well.

[@Chris-b4w8t]

Really cool! A lot of people don’t realize but cats typically don’t like smelling their own waste because their noses are really sensitive and they’re very clean animals. I scoop my cat’s boxes everyday to make sure my cat doesn’t have to be forced to smell or step on any old waste but something like this would be really great one day.

[@ElaMongrella]

Even if it stops when your cat goes in, the cat still can't use it, if it's stopped mid way and there is suddenly a wall instead of the open tray. So the cat will just go poop/pee somewhere else.

[@LillehammersakenChico-be5fi]

The usable litter bed area of the Snow+ litter globe/pan is 11 inches front to back, 15 inches side to side (165 square inches). That's small. Really small and it an enclosed space so it must feel even smaller. In addition you can no longer use magnets to make it function without the top in place - that was the feature I purchased it for. I knew if I left the top off there was a possibility that my cats who avoid enclosed litter boxes would adopt this one. Unfortunately, the globe is much too small, after nearly 3 weeks only the smallest 7.6 pound female uses a $600 machine. (No wonder they're giving $100 discounts!)

[@devynp787]

have you looked at the litter robot 4? it seems much wider and completely open on the front

[@magpierrot]

We have a self cleaning litterbox where you can see it rake the litter for clumps. Whenever our cat hears it turn on she runs into the room to watch it. She knows what it is and what it's doing, she just enjoys watching it lol

[@Franzifii]

Hopefully this one is not one of those that kill cats. Be careful with those death traps, even the ones with sensors can kill cats.

[@brentkroon]

this video is super helpful, i have two kitties of my own and this would be a game changer, i will check this thing out

[@brentkroon]

update, when i say how expensive this thing was i had second thoughts

[@8thhousealchemist600]

Some self-cleaning literboxes have been killing cats.

[@snowwall_fight]

Not some, only one type

[@eh6695]

Someone should make one of these that works manually with a crank or something. It would be less expensive and you wouldn't have to worry about your pet being hurt..

[@galacticmackerel4954]

there are no-scoop litterboxes with no machinery! mine just arrived, so i havent used it and cant vouch for it yet, but the omega-paw litterbox has you physically roll the whole thing over to clean it, and the poop all collects into a drawer that you take out. there are probably other options i dont know about too

[@tastx3142]

Years ago as a child we had 2 cats. We never used kitty litter, but just put a few sections of newspapers in the bottom and tore another section into strips about 1 inch wide and rumpled them a bit. There wasn’t any extra cost since we already subscribed to the daily newspaper. If a cat did kick a strip out, it was easy enough to pick up and usually they were dry since the wet ones would adhere to the solid sheets. If it got dirty, you just dumped it into the trash. Simple, easy and no kitty litter to deal with.

[@priscillamoore5736]

@tastx3142 - Years ago, one of our cats was attacked by a raccoon, and while she was recuperating, our vet said to use dry lentils in the litter boxes; I don't reccall if she said a 1/2" depth, or a full 1". She said the cats only need enough to scratch & cover with. (We had to switch to lentils, as regular cat litter was too dusty for her to use while her wounds were healing.)

[@Leksi_13]

Any one else broke as heck that wishes they could get a self cleaning cat box😑

[@JValor]

I use a Modcat litter box, some rubber coated high strength magnets ( to hold the disposable liner along side the reusable liner, ) cheap ass XL liners, and cheap ass wood pellets for horses. No need to scoop as the pellets inflate to non tracking dust when used, with 3 large cats I only have to replace it every 2 weeks. Each change costs about $2, which is insanely cheap compared to any other litter or cat box solution I have tried - trust me, I HAVE tried them all.

[@swd6430]

My cat is simple, it just meows, goes outside, does its thing and waits to come in

[@taniquepalmer]

Mine too 😂

[@starxity]

This kills cats @fiveman1cat (think thats him) made a video about his cat and telled us those are literally killers.

[@imstuckinapickl]

How stupid and wrong are you lol next time pay attention or maybe watch the video alright buddy?

[@I_like_Plants130]

@@imstuckinapickl they did that’s why their telling you. It’s not the same company, but sensors fail and can be faulty. There is no reason to risk un aliving your cat!

[@gaugesheen]

Laziness is the mother of all invention

[@mabell01]

Woah! 😮

[@jill2318]

Some of us have a full-time job but ok 😂

[@cbg-3453G]

@@jill2318 then don't get a cat. A self cleaning litter box will hide the poop without you get to see if your cat is healthy your not

[@maxshep2829]

​@@jill2318yeah, we do, and some of us work shifts too... The message is that if you don't have the time to devote to being a responsible owner, or simply can't be bothered, then don't have a pet!

[@Heres_Johnnny]

My cats are too big for that . They need there own space to play with the litter before they use it lmao😅

[@jacobmartin3516]

Still gotta clean it out and clean the contraption itself. At that moment, you might as get a $3 litter box that you can rinse off in 2 seconds.