Automatic Litter Box For Cats

PETLIBRO Petlibro Luma Smart Litter Box: Know who did what, when, and how much The Luma deodorizing automatic litter box for up to 10 cats analyzes their waste before it scoops, so you can spot health issues sooner and get them care faster. Price: USD 599.99 是这款吗？ 有没有不太会带出猫砂的机器

I've had many cats over many years and personally have no need for an automatic litter box. The cats have always done fine with a plain, old fashioned box so my motto is, "If it's not broke don't fix it." One thing I will say is that I prefer a large litter box especially if the cats are diggers and like to kick litter out.

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I’ve been thinking about upgrading to an automatic litter box because I’m honestly over cleaning three times a day. My cats are picky about their litter, and I don’t want something that scares them with loud motors or jams all the time. I’ve read online reviews, but I really want real-life opinions. Which models have you used that actually make life easier without constant maintenance? I’m hoping for something that lasts years so I don’t have to replace it every winter. submitted by /u/Iced_Shehidi to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

My bf (42M) and I (41F) are big Dungeon Crawler Carl fans. Dont worry, no spoilers in this post. Recently BF has been re-reading the series and brought up a part in Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook where the characters banter about how Carl bought his girlfriend an automatic cat litter box for his gf birthday. Carl doesn't understand why his gf was mad because the litterbox was very expensive and she literally asked for it. The other female characters admonish him for this. Last week BF asked me if I would be mad if I was Carls gf, and it devolved into an argument because BF agrees with Carl. Yesterday I got fed up with hand washing BFs dishes and frankly my own too. I remembered BF mentioned he wanted to get dishwasher. So I pulled the trigger and I bought one. Its expensive, and it was something he asked for, so Im going to give it to him for Valentines day. It arrives on Wednesday so I got the spot ready for install. (EDIT for context: We do live together) I told him what I got him and now hes furious. AITAH? submitted by /u/TheEndIsNah to r/AITAH [link] [comments]

I didn’t expect owning a Siberian to turn buying a litter box into a whole research project, but here we are. I went back and forth forever between the PetSnowy SNOW+ and the Litter-Robot 4, mostly because a lot of reviews don’t really feel written for… large, fluffy, opinionated cats. Siberians aren’t just “big cats.” They take their time, turn around a lot, and somehow manage to be both graceful and clumsy at the same time. At first, I was really tempted by the PetSnowy. It looks nice, it’s fully enclosed, and the odor control sounded great. If I’m being honest, I liked that it didn’t scream “giant robot litter box” in the room. But the more I pictured my Siberian actually using it, the more I started second-guessing. The inside just felt a bit tight, especially with all that fur, and I kept thinking about cleaning days and whether I’d regret that later. That’s when the Litter-Robot 4 started making more sense for my cat, even though it’s bulkier. The opening is bigger, there’s more room inside, and it just feels more forgiving if your cat likes to reposition five times before committing. Mine definitely does. I also didn’t think I’d care about weight tracking, but with a breed that’s already on the larger side, I can see how trends could be useful over time. Cleaning was another thing that tipped me. The LR4 just seemed easier to deal with regularly, especially with long fur involved. PetSnowy still looks solid, I just wasn’t sure I’d love it long-term once novelty wore off. I originally went down this whole rabbit hole over on r/technomeowcom, but I wanted to ask here because Siberian cats are kind of their own category. What are you all using? Did your Siberian take to an automatic box right away, or did it take some convincing? Any regrets or “wish I’d known this earlier” moments? Would love to hear real experiences, because my cat definitely didn’t read the product descriptions before judging me. submitted by /u/Crazy-Donkey-9178 to r/SiberianCats [link] [comments]

maine coon people, i need honest answers lol. i keep seeing mixed takes on an automatic litter box for Maine Coon. some folks swear by it, others quietly admit it became “the backup box” over time. my guy is big, fluffy, and not exactly subtle with bathroom posture. he fits, technically, but it’s tight. turning around is… a process. sometimes he exits looking offended. i’m less worried about whether it works and more about whether your coon genuinely seems comfortable months later. not just tolerating it, but choosing it. did your cat fully commit? or did you notice gradual avoidance once the novelty wore off? submitted by /u/ryukendo_25 to r/mainecoons [link] [comments]

Small update: Husband saw Liz at work yesterday and they avoided the subject. I'm thinking Liz has washed her hands of it. I am non confrontational and don't have any reason to see them again. It's quite possible they won't realize how much they f*cked up until they ask for another favor and we say nope. I'm curious if the same amount would have been paid even if they thought she did a good job. I bet so. Update: They just paid her 500. Only message sent was did you get it? I also found out that the chickens were given fresh water daily but it had rained on the dish so that's why it was dirty. The horse trough in question was not shown to my daughter specifically and when she saw it, she noticed a gutter (?) spout putting rain water into it. She still filled it with fresh water but it had been 2 days prior to their return. The horses in the other pens all had filled water. Matt will see Liz at work tomorrow and we will see if they talk. My daughter and I are done with them. Background: My husband Matt (48m) is friends with Liz (45f) at work. Liz is married to Mandy (42f) and our family went to their wedding a year ago. Our families share a love of animals and we live 20 minutes away from each other in the rainy cold PNW. Liz adores Matt and his knowledge and abilities in woodworking and construction. She always asks for help on her farm with various projects and is a strong hard worker that has offered helping us when we need it. Liz and Mandy have 4 horses, a slew of chickens, 6 cats and 2 dogs. We have dogs and cats. My 18 year old daughter Peyton has struggled with depression most of her life. She has been suicidal and had to drop out of highschool. Because of this she hasn't met any friends. I mean zero. She is very close with her dad and me and tells us everything. She is finally in a good place. When Mandy and Liz met her they loved her. They would ask her over for movie nights and to spend time with their animals. Peyton is the biggest animal lover and dog whisperer I know. She has recently been pet sitting for neighbors and over Thanksgiving she received $460 for watching two dogs and two cats and occasionally sleeping over at their house. I recognize this was a particularly well paid job. She has stayed the night with Liz and Mandy a few times and watched their farm for a week in the past. They usually pay her about $15 to $20 a night, which we brushed off because they are friends of ours. Peyton is embarrassed to ask for more. In November I received a text from Mandy asking if we were willing to watch their farm over Christmas and New Year's. My husband actually was against the idea but I felt bad thinking who are they going to get to pet sit an entire farm over the holidays? So I said we would do it. Since they are such good friends with Peyton she agreed to stay the night there over that time. She wanted to spend time with the horses as well. It is also worth mentioning that they were driving across the country and taking their two dogs with them. Mandy had told Peyton that it was up in the air when they what day exactly they were going to be leaving. Then she got a call 2 hours before we needed to drive her over there to get exact instructions. She was upset because it was her twin brothers' 15th birthday and she was missing the cake and party. However she's still went and they showed her what to do. According to Peyton, Liz showed her how much to feed the horses and the chickens but never mentioned a few key things including the horse trough. When she took her in the chicken pen she told her about putting the chickens in and out every morning and evening but there was a giant bowl in there overturned when she was shown the pen. Liz didn't say anything specifically about the bowl. They left early the next morning. The farmhouse does not have any heat so one of the important things Peyton had to do was keep a fire going at all times and collect firewood from outside. One of the horses is elderly and has to get special food and it needs to be soaked because he doesn't have any teeth. Another horse gets hay and pellets because he has trouble gaining weight. The other two are in a separate pen and they only get hay. There are several litter boxes for the cats and they get wet and dry food each day. Peyton does not drive so Matt and I took turns going to see her and help her out with various chores making it kind of a family affair although she was ultimately there and responsible. Also because Matt and I were working except for on the actual holidays which we did feel very bad that Peyton was missing a lot of the events. When she did come home she felt like she needed to go back and make sure everything was safe and also that the fire was keeping the cats warm. Driving there and back takes 40 minutes and we did it twice a day. Peyton ran out of things to start a fire with so we brought our Christmas wrappings to help her keep fires going. The weather was very cold and rainy the entire 15 days. She was freezing at night and called me crying once or twice saying she was so done. All I could think this whole time is how they better be paying her well. Especially since it's been over the two holidays. What kind of cost would it have been to hire professionals? Finally after 15 days Liz and Mandy planned their return. That day we all went over and cleaned their house. I vacuumed and changed two automatic litter boxes. Matt took care of the horses. Peyton fed the cats put the chickens in the coop and made the beds. I vacuumed and we took out all the trashes and washed all the dishes. The next morning Peyton wakes up to a text from Liz. She said that when they got home two of the horses had kicked over their trough looking for water. Also that tipped over bowl in the chicken coop was supposed to be filled with water. There was another water bowl in there but it was "dirty". She said there were other things that she was disappointed about and felt that Peyton had not done her job at all. Peyton was beside herself with worry and sorrow. She immediately text back saying that she didn't know about the chicken water and that we had been filling up the horse trough and maybe she underestimated how much the horses drink. She felt terrible and told them how sorry she was. My whole family felt bad and we were confused about what happened with the trough. We did not get another reply from Liz. I ended up texting Mandy the next day and told her that I felt so bad that Peyton did not live up to their expectations. She was clearly very angry and said that when they arrived back home at 10:30 p.m. that the horses were upset. She said there were many other things they were disappointed about but they weren't worth mentioning. I said something about how I was afraid it would affect Matt and Liz's work relationship and she said that was ridiculous that had nothing to do with that and they still would like Peyton to come over and have movie nights. I didn't respond and I am not sure how to feel about this. At first I was thinking yeah Peyton should have known better. But I am starting to think they are taking it too far. I don't think they are planning on paying her one dime for our hard work. I do understand that they feel their animals were not attended to but I assured Mandy that I personally saw them being fed every day and my husband says he filled up that horse trough for Peyton 2 days before their return. It is true that we don't know horses very well and maybe they do drink a lot or maybe they can also spill their water trough and maybe even in excitement for their owners return after 15 days.. When Liz return to work she and Matt had brief words in which Liz said that the bags inside of the automatic litter box were not completely clipped into place. This would have been my fault since I cleaned the litter boxes for Peyton. Every automatic litter box is different including the ones that I have. I definitely feel like this is nitpicking and no thank-yous or sorrys were exchanged. I definitely feel bad if the horses were thirsty definitely the chickens were okay being let out daily and it pouring rain constantly here. According to them, there was minimal water in their coop. Peyton has been crying every night I have been losing sleep and she is asking not to be left alone. This terrifies me and makes me very sad since Mandy was her only "friend". My take: no animals died. She is only 18. The water bowls weren't specifically mentioned. You were asking a lot from us. Hire a professional if you need professional work done. Their take: obviously all of our animals need food and water. We just won't ask her to house sit again. It won't affect our relationships. Not even sure what they're thinking about compensation at this point. submitted by /u/Asknicelydammit to r/whatdoIdo [link] [comments]

We had a Popur x5 automatic litterbox for 2 years. Year one, I’d have told you I loved the thing dearly, it worked perfectly and was nice and roomy for the cats. Year two, things slowly started failing, and taking the whole system apart to try to fix it was a huuuge job for my small one bedroom apartment. Towards the end, it was just gross all the time, squishing the clumping litter and things constantly getting stuck to the cloth liner. It just felt gross to have in my otherwise tidy home. Plus, the thing took up a massive amount of floor space. Yesterday, it was finally time to chuck it and either buy a new one, or go back to a regular old box. So I set myself up a nice tidy little litter cleaning space for a fraction of the cost of a robot, and it honestly feels so much nicer and cleaner. It’s a huge box for the cat and takes up half the space the robot did. JMHO. I wanted to love the not-scooping but it feels like my little zen space when I get the litter all clean and smoothed out 🤣 submitted by /u/StonewallDakota to r/cats [link] [comments]