Omega Paw Roll'N Clean Cat Litter Box

We reviewed and researched litter boxes for our bengal Tiberius and our 2 new kittens Dexter and Caesar. After considering the robot litterbox that runs around $400, we thought we’d buy 3 omegapaws size large for under $100. Our life is so much better. All the cats love them, and it really makes servicing the litterbox a pleasant experience. We even took the time to compare which litter works the best: Tidy Cat, Freshstep or Arm&Hammer... Honestly, the omegapaw works great with any of these clumping litters. I have been a cat owner all my life. I can’t believe I spent so long with a scooper when the omegapaw doesn’t require one. I will say, we had a hard time at first trying to pour fresh litter We reviewed and researched litter boxes for our bengal Tiberius and our 2 new kittens Dexter and Caesar. After considering the robot litterbox that runs around $400, we thought we’d buy 3 omegapaws size large for under $100. Our life is so much better. All the cats love them, and it really makes servicing the litterbox a pleasant experience. We even took the time to compare which litter works the best: Tidy Cat, Freshstep or Arm&Hammer... Honestly, the omegapaw works great with any of these clumping litters. I have been a cat owner all my life. I can’t believe I spent so long with a scooper when the omegapaw doesn’t require one. I will say, we had a hard time at first trying to pour fresh litter in after changes because you don’t take the top off the box as you do with most litter boxes. After using a cup/scooper to add it, which to me was just too slow, I soon realized the receptacle tray is perfect to pour fresh litter into and deliver it right where you want it in the box. Yay! We love this box, and our cats are happy, and the foul odors are gone! … more

Having 4 cats (including one with CH & some balance issues) and a lot of foster kittens going in and out of my house, I feel like the Goldilocks of litter boxes. It takes a bit to get the hang of it and it isn't 100% removing clumps and the receptacle isn't big enough in the back and you have to limit amount of litter or it gets too big to manage it (and one of my cats is "protest pooping" outside the box) but I prefer it to cleaning boxes with a scoop bc it is neater and 2 of my cats enjoy "recreational digging" of litter - they will toss out at least half the litter in a regular box and trying to clean a regular hooded box is a pain. Although my review doesn't sound like a 4 star, it Having 4 cats (including one with CH & some balance issues) and a lot of foster kittens going in and out of my house, I feel like the Goldilocks of litter boxes. It takes a bit to get the hang of it and it isn't 100% removing clumps and the receptacle isn't big enough in the back and you have to limit amount of litter or it gets too big to manage it (and one of my cats is "protest pooping" outside the box) but I prefer it to cleaning boxes with a scoop bc it is neater and 2 of my cats enjoy "recreational digging" of litter - they will toss out at least half the litter in a regular box and trying to clean a regular hooded box is a pain. Although my review doesn't sound like a 4 star, it is a lot easier to deal with. And I hope they can even come up with a replacement receptacle that fits better in the back. … more

I am very happy with the Omega Paw litter box. `I have used the "self sifting" cat boxes for years, but the Omega Paw is definitely an improvement over the two-tray sifting method. It works exactly as portrayed in the videos. You roll the entire box to the right until all the dry litter runs through the screen into the lower compartment. At this point you can look in though the cat door (use a flashlight) to see if there are clumps sitting on the screen, or stuck to the bottom of the box. Roll the box a bit more, over to the first flat side of the lid, and you will hear the clumps fall into the catch tray. A quick slap to the bottom tray will dislodge any clumps stuck there, and they will also I am very happy with the Omega Paw litter box. `I have used the "self sifting" cat boxes for years, but the Omega Paw is definitely an improvement over the two-tray sifting method. It works exactly as portrayed in the videos. You roll the entire box to the right until all the dry litter runs through the screen into the lower compartment. At this point you can look in though the cat door (use a flashlight) to see if there are clumps sitting on the screen, or stuck to the bottom of the box. Roll the box a bit more, over to the first flat side of the lid, and you will hear the clumps fall into the catch tray. A quick slap to the bottom tray will dislodge any clumps stuck there, and they will also fall into the tray.Because you can sift often, you will use less litter, too. … more

This litter box isn't perfect but it does what it is supposed to do. And I much prefer it to using a hand scoop. Some tips: 1. Line the pull-out drawer with a grocery bag so you don't need to dump the drawer out. It makes cleanup even more of a snap. 2. Put some kind of mat underneath to catch the litter that spills out when you roll the box. You WILL get some litter spillage out of the front of the litter box, it's pretty much unavoidable, so put something underneath to catch it.

This is the best thing. This is our 3rd one, we had 2 but 1 needed to be replaced. It did last 2-3 years with 3 cats. So easy, you literally roll it over and the soiled litter goes into a pull out tray that you just empty in to the trash. Stick it back in and roll it back and your done. Be aware that it comes in 2 sizes, make sure to get the large, it looks big, but keep in mind that 1/2 of it is the sifting stuff. The regular size would be ok for kittens, but they will outgrow it.

I have two large cats (>20 lbs.) so I bought the large box. I have two issues with the box: 1) I used the same clumping litter I've been more than happy with when using a regular scoop box. But, in this rolling box, most of the clumps didn't hold together well enough and those that did hold together often got stuck in the sifting grate. I've read that Arm&Hammer Slide doesn't have these problems; 2) while the box is large, the poop/pee space is way too small for a large cat! I'm not giving up on this box yet! I have two small cats (>10 lbs.) upstairs. I'm going to move it upstairs and try it again with the A&H Slide litter. But, if you have large cats, I do not recommend the Roll'N Clean!

I thought this was going to be great. Great idea but not enough litter can be in the box for poop to not go through to the actual box...cats bury their poop... If you put more litter it spills out all over and if you want to really clean it as you should, you have to take the top off, not enough room to put a scoop in... I know, you aren't supposed to have to do this with this system, but you do. Wait until they come out with a better version. A complete waste. I loooove chewy though!!!

Been using this for a month and I am really happy. I don't have any over-sprays to clean up. I roll it over give it a couple of bangs and roll it back and all the waste is in the tray ready to dispose of and all the unused litter falls back into place. Once a week I roll it over take off the bottom wash it out and reattach and roll it back, put a bit of baking soda in there and it is ready to use. Love it better than any mechanical litter boxes I have tried.

I have used the large size Omega Paw for over a year now, it has held up perfectly, no leaks, no problems. My med. and large cat share it. I rolled it in the mornings and at night, keeps it clean and ready for use since my male is picky. I have back problems and this has been such a help for me that I just bought another large size for our two other cats. I use a Litter Genie with it, wash it out once a month and dry it thoroughly just because. I use the Slide Litter for Multi-cats and have had great success.

My caregiver brought a cat into our home without planning for it. We would let her outside to poo and pee, and in so doing without spaying, she gave birth to 5 kittens. She is now an indoor cat nursing 5 kittens. No surprise that a simple litter box was a lot to manage, with an instant odor reminder after the fact. The Omega Paw is an ingenious invention, and My cat Wantes took to it immediately. Once I set it up, I put her into it, and although she did have to relive herself at the moment, she knew that this was place to go. and she did later on go there. Less than $30 for a contraption that actually works as advertised. Amazing. No electricity needed. Less time required to scoop a litter My caregiver brought a cat into our home without planning for it. We would let her outside to poo and pee, and in so doing without spaying, she gave birth to 5 kittens. She is now an indoor cat nursing 5 kittens. No surprise that a simple litter box was a lot to manage, with an instant odor reminder after the fact. The Omega Paw is an ingenious invention, and My cat Wantes took to it immediately. Once I set it up, I put her into it, and although she did have to relive herself at the moment, she knew that this was place to go. and she did later on go there. Less than $30 for a contraption that actually works as advertised. Amazing. No electricity needed. Less time required to scoop a litter box or maintain a litter robot. … more