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See Details for instructions to redeemUnlock the ease of Breeze with the Purina Tidy Cats Breeze XL All-in-One Litter System. This big cat litter box system is larger than the original Breeze, giving more space to large cats, multiple cats or any cats who like a little extra elbow room. Best of all, the Breeze XL Litter System makes your life easier too. The super-absorbent Breeze cat litter box pads lock away urine, so there's no more scooping urine clumps. Solids stay on top for easy removal. Plus, each kitty litter pad controls ammonia odor for seven days for one cat. Super absorbent Breeze litter pads keep the cat litter box dry for your kitty while helping your home stay smelling fresh. For one more layer of cat litter odor control, the patented Breeze kitty litter pellets repel moisture and dehydrate waste. This multi-cat litter system comes with an extra large cat litter box with a scoop, four cat pads and two bags of mess-minimizing, unscented cat litter pellets. That's enough for a month of refills for one cat!
Item Number | 205982 |
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Weight | 18 pounds |
Dimensions | 19.15 x 29.25 x 15.25 inches |
Season | Year-Round |
Made In | United States |
Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Litter Box Type | Pan |
Litter Feature | Odor Control |
Material | Plastic |
Litter Box, Scoop, One Month of Refills, (1) Pack of 4 Cat Pads, (2) 3.5-lb Bags of Litter Pellets.
We want to remind those with suppressed immune systems and pregnant women that a parasite sometimes found in cat feces can cause toxoplasmosis. Please wash hands thoroughly after handling used cat litter. Encouraging your cat to use an indoor litter box, or properly disposing of outdoor cat feces, is beneficial to overall water quality. Please do not flush cat litter in toilets or dispose of it outdoors in gutters or storm drains. Used litter is not recommended for garden use.
With the drawer side facing you, place the grated tray on the base, ensuring the grate is directly above the drawer. NOTE: The system is built to funnel urine to the grate, so it's important to align the grate above the drawer.
Place the sidewall on top of the base, with the opening facing you (it sits to the left of the drawer). Hang the scoop on the sidewall wherever you prefer.
Pull out the drawer, insert one cat pad (soft side up), and close.
Fill the top portion of the box with 7-lbs of litter pellets (use both 3.5-lb bags included).
Scoop out solid waste and dispose of daily. NOTE: Pellets do not clump and waste won't be completely buried.
Add more pellets as needed. We recommend that you replace the pellets completely once a month.
Slide drawer out to check and replace pad. Drawer can be rotated to extend pad life.
Drawer can be pulled out completely to easily toss the used pad without touching it. Once empty, put a fresh pad into the drawer and re-insert into the base.
Set up your new Breeze Litter System next to your current litter box. If you don't currently use a litter box with high sides or a top, remove the Breeze sidewall for now.
Move some clumps and solid waste from your current box to the clean Breeze system. This will help your cats recognize their new bathroom. Once they start using the Breeze box, you can remove the clumps and solid waste.
Stop cleaning the old litter box. Cats like clean, so make the new Breeze box the most appealing option by not scooping the old box. Sounds gross, but this step is key to a successful transition.
Toss out that old box completely once your cats have started using the Breeze system for all of their potty needs.
I ordered this box and several bags of litter based on the good reviews. I did successfully get my cat to switch to using it, however it is WAY grosser than just scooping a cat box in my book. The smell is also much worse than my old litter. Changing the pad underneath is disgusting- it is like a cold, wet diaper , even with gloves it was gross. The pellets cling to the poop if they bury it so you can go through a lot of them and if you try to put more in the box they just end up scratched out the door and all over the floor. They are easier to sweep up and less messy than regular litter but still a mess that has to be swept up. I will give kudos to Chewy because when I complained they promptly refunded my money and told me to donate the box and unused litter so I greatly appreciate that and will happily give them my business in the future.
On the pricey side for a plastic box (minus one star), but the concept is ideal when you’re sick and tired of messy litter tracked all over your house. Once my 8 year old, 18 pound loafcat adjusted to the box and pellets (that took a week of mixing regular litter in the box which was a mess and a half but overall worth it), it’s been smooth sailing. The box recommends 3lbs of pellets for the pan but my cat requires more to feel comfortable. Overall I’d say it’s a win- easier to manage than scooping clumpy heavy littler, and I’m grateful to not be stepping on tracked littler all throughout my upstairs anymore.
It was determined that our 22# Maine coon mix needed a bigger box after having shelled out $100 for a “sanitary grooming” appointment. I did a lot of research and settled on this box for several reasons. Firstly, our guy tracks litter EVERYWHERE which I hate. Second, he pees A LOT and daily scooping wasn’t even keeping up with the pee clumps. This system is GREAT! He can’t track the pellets, there are no more clumps, just a pee pad to change once a week and there is ZERO smell! The one thing I wanted to add, however, is that the pellets against the plastic is rather loud when he’s doing his “hiding the poo” work. Also, he wouldn’t use it until I used 7# of pellets, rather than the 3.5# they say can be used. We are very happy! Thanks, Chewy!
Have used this box for a total of three days and it has leaked from under the white plastic piece and also the white piece is not high enough to prevent my male cat from peeing over the wall. Wish they would create a seamless top entry box. Used their previous original version and the dome version but that caused a lot of seepage through the plastic seams like this one does. Love the litter and the pad system but can't stand the actual design of the boxes. Terrible for male cats that pee upright.
Every January I get a new litter box for my two cats. This large size box looked much better than the regular size since it had enough room for two. But the quality is quite disappointing. The plastic of the bottom started peeling off as if it could not endure the cat pee. If they sell parts separately, I would buy a few bottom parts but it will be too much to buy a whole new set only in May. I have been a loyal customer of this litter box but have to reconsider.
I purchased one tidy cats, breeze, XL for my newly adopted Romeo, who is very very large. The minute he saw it he got in it and probably said to himself. This is home! So I bought a second one for my 5 pound munchkin so that they could have identical litter boxes, but it doesn’t seem to work for her because she urinates on the left and on the right but not in the middle of this big box. I’ve been going through litter pads very quickly bequest both sides gets soaked in the middle stays dry.
My husband and I love love love the Breeze Litter System so much. The clean up is so easy and there is barley any smell. We have the regular sized box and I started to notice that it’s taking a bit for Crumpet to get comfortable in the box to go about his business so I figured that he needed a bigger litter box to make him feel more comfortable. I decided to go with the XL so he can have more room. I couldn’t believe how big it is! It looks like a baby bath tub. My poor boy is intimidated by it and it’s size and continues to use his smaller box. Very sad that we will have to find a new alternative! I just wish there was a i between size between the XL and standard!
Initially our cats used this system immediately, but then they returned back to using their old box and stopped using the Breeze box entirely. It took a bit of reading through alternative transition methods, and ended up following the Purina suggested method of slowly transitioning from clay litter to pellets in the old box. Eventually our cats seemed to decide they were done with the old box and fully moved over to using the Breeze box. It's substantially cleaner than the clay litter we were using (though pellets can get out, they just don't really spread through your house like clay litter), and is much easier to maintain. The downside is of course the increased price, but so far it's been worth it for the positives.
I purchased the X-Large Purina kitty system and it came with 1 small bag of liter. Oh my gosh it barely covered 1/4 of the pan. My cat wouldn’t go in it until I was able to borrow a bag from a friend. Ridiculous to not include enough liter and very frustrating. The liter is ok but it seems to smell more than my old clay liter.
So, my cat, Prince Harry, is old, has arthritis and is in kidney failure. A year or so ago he started peeing outside the box. After a vet visit to rule out a UTI, I tried changing litter and litter box. Luckily, he took to this box and litter right away. He's a big guy-skinny, but very long and tall, and he seems to like the roominess of this box. He hated other litters I tried, including clay, clumping, scented, unscented, corn, etc. But he really loves digging in these pellets. Unfortunately, his big paws are able to track the pellets out of the box. Stepping on these is nearly as bad as stepping on a Lego, let me tell you! But, if he's happy, I'm (mostly) happy! He hasn't peed outside the box (not on purpose, anyway) since I got this one. And that makes me extra happy. What I don't like is that if he doesn't put his butt all the way in and turn around (which he often doesn't), his pee goes out the door and onto the floor. I have solved this by using doggy pee pads at the entrance. When he does put his whole butt in, he pees over on the edge of the box where there aren't any pellets, and the pee often goes into a little compartment in the drawer, NOT on the pad. It's messy and smelly BUT at least the mess is in or around the box and not in some random place around my house. I'd rather have him go consistently in the box (even if I have to spend extra time cleaning the box itself) than somewhere else in the house. They could improve this box by making the pads and drawer bigger (the size of the box) and getting rid of the solid plastic area so the pellets cover the entire bottom of the box. It would reduce the leaks and mess.