ScoopFree Covered Automatic Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Box, Gray
By ScoopFree
$199.95Chewy Price
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Price | $199.95Chewy Price | $169.95Chewy Price | $199.95Chewy Price | $269.95Chewy Price | $229.95Chewy Price |
Litter Box Type | Automatic, Covered | Automatic | Automatic, Top Entry, Covered | Automatic, Covered | Automatic |
Litter Feature | Non-Clumping, Scented, Natural, Low Tracking, Odor Control | Odor Control, Non-Clumping, Scented, Natural, Low Tracking | Odor Control, Non-Clumping, Scented, Natural, Low Tracking | Odor Control | Odor Control |
Material | Plastic, Silicone | Plastic, Silicone | Plastic, Silicone | Plastic | Plastic |
Lifestage | Kitten, Adult, Senior | Kitten, Adult, Senior | Kitten, Adult, Senior | Adult | Adult |
Compatibility | Plug-In Power | Plug-In Power | Plug-In Power | Wi-Fi | Wi-Fi |
Assembly Required | Yes | Yes | Yes | N/A | N/A |
Tools Included | No Tools Required | No Tools Required | No Tools Required | N/A | N/A |
63 Customer Questions
On three occasions, my cat has pooped but the indicator light does not turn on when my cat leaves the litter box. Therefore, the poop doesn't get raked away and I must do it manually. Does anyone know why this would happen, and is anyone else experiencing it?
Answer by • Jul 09, 2017
If you've not done so already, you may want to check to make sure there are no obstructions behind the rake. If you see anything which could be getting in the way, such as an unusually large piece of litter, try removing it to see if this helps. You might also want to check the sensors on the litter box. Clear away any waste or litter which might have collected on the sensors. Finally, make sure the magnets on waste cover are properly attached to litter tray. If not, lift waste cover and lower it back down. You should hear a "click" when correctly attached to the tray.
How do you clean the cat's solid waste?
Answer by • Jan 02, 2018
The automatic rake system cleans the entire box 20 minutes after your cat goes to the bathroom. The rakes move waste into a separated closed waste compartment for superior odor control.
Will this prevent orders? That's the reason im looking into these types of litter boxes.
Answer by • Jun 30, 2017
This litter system uses crystal litter that is specifically formulated to eliminate odors 5 times more efficiently than clay or clumping litter. It is also designed to absorb urine on contact and dries solid waste to reduce odor. However, the litter trays must be replaced at least once every 20 to 30 days for one cat, every 10 to 15 days for 2 cats, and every 7 to 10 days for 3 cats.
Hi, how do I convert my cats from the traditional litter box to this?
Answer by • Jun 20, 2018
When transitioning your cat to the new litter box, it is recommended to place the new ScoopFree litter box next to your cat’s current litter box, allowing them to have access to both boxes for at least a week. Add a few handfuls of your cat’s old, unused litter to the new crystal litter tray. You can also add some of the crystal litter to their current box. You should also refrain from cleaning your cat’s old litter box, allowing it to remain dirty. Since cats prefer a clean litter box, this will help make the new ScoopFree litter box more appealing.