Tidy Cats Breeze Cat Litter Box System

Best litter system. I will never go back to clay litter again. Perfect for apartments, easy to clean and keep clean. This system also works great with the litter genie and now the bags don’t fill up as fast which is great since it’s mostly little turds and no litter filling it up. My cat took to this the moment I set it up and did his first business I didn’t even need to keep the old box and transition. This is a perfect box for him since he’s always been a bit bougie and won’t #1 if there is #2 in the box and this keeps everything clean and separate. However the #2 doesn’t stay in the box long, you can smell it fresh I wish there was a better way for Odor control for #2. If you scoop it right Best litter system. I will never go back to clay litter again. Perfect for apartments, easy to clean and keep clean. This system also works great with the litter genie and now the bags don’t fill up as fast which is great since it’s mostly little turds and no litter filling it up. My cat took to this the moment I set it up and did his first business I didn’t even need to keep the old box and transition. This is a perfect box for him since he’s always been a bit bougie and won’t #1 if there is #2 in the box and this keeps everything clean and separate. However the #2 doesn’t stay in the box long, you can smell it fresh I wish there was a better way for Odor control for #2. If you scoop it right away and do some air freshener it’s not so bad. Cleans well in the bath tub with some dish soap and maybe some all purpose cleaner. Can’t smell the pee pads at all and when full I just roll it up and place in a grocery bag and trash it and it doesn’t stink up the trash either. … more

I bought this because my cats have urinary problems and their food makes them drink a lot resulting in a lot of pee. Its great, the pads soak up the pee and i can barley smell it. Although the poop just sits on top and you can smell that. I had to do some modifications. I removed the top lid as my cats continuously peed on it. I bought a different litter, still pellets, but they dissolve and absorb some of the urine, But it still sifts through the bottom into the pee pads like it should. I bought dog training pee pads which are larger so they hang off the edges and catch any pee that may not make it into the box. This system reduces mess, and cost in the long run for me. I have 4 cats, and I bought this because my cats have urinary problems and their food makes them drink a lot resulting in a lot of pee. Its great, the pads soak up the pee and i can barley smell it. Although the poop just sits on top and you can smell that. I had to do some modifications. I removed the top lid as my cats continuously peed on it. I bought a different litter, still pellets, but they dissolve and absorb some of the urine, But it still sifts through the bottom into the pee pads like it should. I bought dog training pee pads which are larger so they hang off the edges and catch any pee that may not make it into the box. This system reduces mess, and cost in the long run for me. I have 4 cats, and 1 of these boxes. If you manage your pads and pellets correctly, it can be a big time and money saver. It may be a bit more work, but im happy with the smell, lack of mess on my floor, and money in saving on cat litter every week. … more

A friend recommended the Breeze Cat Litter system, when I mentioned bringing my cat Oscar to camp for the summer, and wanting something that was smaller than my current cat litter box, and made less mess. This system uses pellets versus clay litter so it's WAY less messy. (You can also use feline pine cat litter, which I have done, but the sawdust filters down through to the pee pad, and you will have to shake it out every day or so). I was pleased at how quickly Oscar started using the box (by day 2). I tried a different method than what they suggested in the instructions. I had been using the Feline Pine in his house cat litter box, so I just brought some of the "current" litter to camp A friend recommended the Breeze Cat Litter system, when I mentioned bringing my cat Oscar to camp for the summer, and wanting something that was smaller than my current cat litter box, and made less mess. This system uses pellets versus clay litter so it's WAY less messy. (You can also use feline pine cat litter, which I have done, but the sawdust filters down through to the pee pad, and you will have to shake it out every day or so). I was pleased at how quickly Oscar started using the box (by day 2). I tried a different method than what they suggested in the instructions. I had been using the Feline Pine in his house cat litter box, so I just brought some of the "current" litter to camp and used that to mix in with the pellets. I figured it would have his "smell" on it, and it absolutely worked. The pee pad needs to be changed weekly, but I'm amazed it does not leak NOR does it smell bad. Simply scoop out any poop and let the urine go through. I was hesitant at first, but my friend swore by it. Now when we go back to the house at the end of the season I'll be switching that litter box to a breeze system as well. Also, Oscar is a big boy (an 18 lb coon cat) so I opted for the box without the lid, and I think he prefers it to the old box that was hooded. … more

I really like the concept of Breeze. Very easy to clean, no odor, no dust, no heavy lifting, and no tracking (except for an occasional pellet that gets kicked out of the box). However, I really wish it was bigger! The high back also curves in, and it extends into a "step" at the entrance - this takes away some space for the cat. Experts recommend that a litter box be at least 1.5 times the length of the cat. Including a picture of my cat, Vinny (12.5 pounds and not overweight) next to Breeze and you can see it's too small for him. The open design is much better than the hooded design though (I tried both). Other things I noticed... It can be noisy when the cat is digging around in the I really like the concept of Breeze. Very easy to clean, no odor, no dust, no heavy lifting, and no tracking (except for an occasional pellet that gets kicked out of the box). However, I really wish it was bigger! The high back also curves in, and it extends into a "step" at the entrance - this takes away some space for the cat. Experts recommend that a litter box be at least 1.5 times the length of the cat. Including a picture of my cat, Vinny (12.5 pounds and not overweight) next to Breeze and you can see it's too small for him. The open design is much better than the hooded design though (I tried both). Other things I noticed... It can be noisy when the cat is digging around in the pellets. If you have a cat who produces a lot of urine (diabetes or kidney disease) then you may go through more pads and it may get a little expensive. If you have a cat prone to diarrhea (IBD) then I would not recommend Breeze - the pellets are not designed to handle diarrhea. Also remember that most cats will need a transition period. Breeze comes with directions and tips on how to transition your cat, and they do have a phone line you can call for further assistance with the transition. If you cat is very picky about their litter box and litter, they may not accept and use Breeze. Tidy Cats does guarantee their products, so save your receipt (or print out the receipt online) and keep the box (they need the UPC code and production code). … more

This is the right kind of solution because it’s so much easier to maintain. My only quibble is the need to buy and maintain litter pads. I’ve solved the problem by switching the litter box to a Cat-illac (watch out if you search for this because your spell check will turn this to “Cat-lilac”) Cat Toilet. I still use the Breeze pellets but now the waste gets collected in a holding tank. I just pour the waste down my toilet every few weeks. Now I never have to buy or change litter or litter pads again!!

I’ve had this box for a week and so far it’s been good. /// Backstory: I adopted two older cats a couple months ago and had to adjust to their bathroom habits. They go #2 once a day each and #1 two to four times. The regular clumping litter absorbed so much pee that I was going through bags so quickly. /// Pellets: don’t track near as much as litter, I was worried about the hardness of them as my cats are declawed (before I adopted them), they don’t use the breeze as much as the regular litter box but theyre adjusting /// Pee tray: the breeze pads are a lot better but more expensive, I bought regular dog pee pads as a cheaper alternative however they are hard to fit in the tray and I’ve had this box for a week and so far it’s been good. /// Backstory: I adopted two older cats a couple months ago and had to adjust to their bathroom habits. They go #2 once a day each and #1 two to four times. The regular clumping litter absorbed so much pee that I was going through bags so quickly. /// Pellets: don’t track near as much as litter, I was worried about the hardness of them as my cats are declawed (before I adopted them), they don’t use the breeze as much as the regular litter box but theyre adjusting /// Pee tray: the breeze pads are a lot better but more expensive, I bought regular dog pee pads as a cheaper alternative however they are hard to fit in the tray and do not hold as much liquid /// Smell: my cats don’t cover up in a regular litter box as well so the #2 stinks up the room, pee pads don’t let out an odor though … more

I was skeptical at first, but tried it because of the good reviews. I love this litter box. There really is no bad smell from the litter box. You do have to scoop every evening, but, it's only once, so that works for me. The pad needs to be changed every 2-3 days (I have 2 cats that use this box). It's not really a bad thing, but, it's noisy when they scratch the pellets around, compared to the scoopable litter. I will not go back to the other litter! I would recommend this litter box and I am very glad that I decided to try it out.

I love The Breeze Tidy Cat Litter System. I have older cats that urinate frequently. Clumping litter and clay just didn’t work anymore. I used too much litter 2- 40 lb bags every 8-10 days); And I had to completely change and disinfect the box every 3-4 days. This product works exactly as promised & has saved my back and budget. Worst issue is changing the kitty pad daily; Which is not at all a bad thing. I no longer have to rest up to change the litter box. Seriously, this system is worth every dollar spent!!! Thank you Tidy Cat!!!

I know cats have their own kitty litter preferences, but mine are good with this system, and I ***LOVE*** not having kitty litter tracked throughout the house (despite trying all the products that are supposed to prevent that). I also love not being tethered to the kitty litter scoop ... missing a day doesn't cause a dirty litter box revolt. It's also great to have a built-in place for the litter scoop, which I don't want to park on the floor ... yukky. This is sooo easy to clean - just scoop the poop and change the pad. The pads may seem pricey until you do the math on the cost of scoopable litter - the pads are actually cheaper. And unless you have a kitty who demands pee pee privacy, the I know cats have their own kitty litter preferences, but mine are good with this system, and I ***LOVE*** not having kitty litter tracked throughout the house (despite trying all the products that are supposed to prevent that). I also love not being tethered to the kitty litter scoop ... missing a day doesn't cause a dirty litter box revolt. It's also great to have a built-in place for the litter scoop, which I don't want to park on the floor ... yukky. This is sooo easy to clean - just scoop the poop and change the pad. The pads may seem pricey until you do the math on the cost of scoopable litter - the pads are actually cheaper. And unless you have a kitty who demands pee pee privacy, the hood is unnecessary, which lowers the initial cost. This is a no-brainer in this cat household - anything that my cats are ok with while making the momma's job easier, and the house cleaner for non-feline visitors, is a big winner. … more

This is the best and easiest litter box to clean. Keep in a well ventilated area because there is a slight odor. I have one cat and need to change the pads about every 3 days. I use way less pellets compared to my old brand and they do not disintegrate when soiled. My cat loves this box and did not even need to transition her from the old box.