Comments on: Litter Robot Review http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/ Modern designs for living with cats Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:28:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Cat Trees That Look Like Real Trees http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-179292 Cat Trees That Look Like Real Trees Wed, 08 Jun 2011 00:15:42 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-179292 I actually bought this for our cats and trust me, it is well worth the money! Highly recommended for any cat lover out there who needs this! I actually bought this for our cats and trust me, it is well worth the money! Highly recommended for any cat lover out there who needs this!

]]> By: Betty http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-30215 Betty Sun, 30 Aug 2009 19:57:55 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-30215 I purchased a Bot last year, once my cats started using it I thought great. Neither of my two got the "stick head outside" part, and the one was always piddling on the step which doesn't come apart for cleaning. I tried all the various ideas, but she just didn't turn around to have her head outside. You must, must, must clean it out living in a condo without a yard made this especially difficult and messy trying to wash it out in the tub. You cannot effectively clean the bottom of the bot because that is where the motor is and unfortunately will stink. The bot is made of plastic and that absorbs the odor over time and nothing will get rid of the smell. Many people take the globe to a car wash and power wash it. Mine now sits in my storage unit collecting dust because my cats just stopped using it. Was it a good purchase ... at first yes, but the cleaning of it is a real pain and no scooping was fantastic but trying to get out the odor that over time even with cleaning seeps into the plastic, is no fun especially if you don't have a yard or somewhere to wash it. The Litter Bot people suggested that I put it in the sun for a day, nice idea if I had a yard. The rubber brush ring also comes apart and gets clogged with used litter - a real mess. I was always gluing it on. All in all, I spent $300 for one year of use. It you have a tall cat they probably won't like it because the inside of the globe is not very high. I also didn't like the black interior of the globe, if it was a lighter color you can see what is dirty and maybe the cat won't think it is going into a black hole. If your cat uses it than the purchase is well worth the money, if it doesn't then it really is a waste of money. I purchased a Bot last year, once my cats started using it I thought great. Neither of my two got the “stick head outside” part, and the one was always piddling on the step which doesn’t come apart for cleaning. I tried all the various ideas, but she just didn’t turn around to have her head outside. You must, must, must clean it out living in a condo without a yard made this especially difficult and messy trying to wash it out in the tub. You cannot effectively clean the bottom of the bot because that is where the motor is and unfortunately will stink. The bot is made of plastic and that absorbs the odor over time and nothing will get rid of the smell. Many people take the globe to a car wash and power wash it. Mine now sits in my storage unit collecting dust because my cats just stopped using it. Was it a good purchase … at first yes, but the cleaning of it is a real pain and no scooping was fantastic but trying to get out the odor that over time even with cleaning seeps into the plastic, is no fun especially if you don’t have a yard or somewhere to wash it. The Litter Bot people suggested that I put it in the sun for a day, nice idea if I had a yard. The rubber brush ring also comes apart and gets clogged with used litter – a real mess. I was always gluing it on. All in all, I spent $300 for one year of use. It you have a tall cat they probably won’t like it because the inside of the globe is not very high. I also didn’t like the black interior of the globe, if it was a lighter color you can see what is dirty and maybe the cat won’t think it is going into a black hole. If your cat uses it than the purchase is well worth the money, if it doesn’t then it really is a waste of money.

]]> By: Jessica http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-12495 Jessica Fri, 10 Apr 2009 01:48:12 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-12495 I was initially very happy with the LR and then I switched to sWheat Scoop which was a big mistake. SS sticks to the inside of the box and the odor of the cats urine is like ammonia and has spread throughout my condo. I definitely think the LR could've been better constructed and it certainly wasn't created for urbanites, but you definitely do not use sWheat Scoop with it. It's nice not have to scoop clumps, but now I am scooping the inside of the LR as the litter sticks to the insides. It will be a pain to clean because I can't take it outside and hose it out. I wish it were easier to deconstruct the dome so I could properly clean it. For now, I'll give it 3 out of 5 stars. I was initially very happy with the LR and then I switched to sWheat Scoop which was a big mistake. SS sticks to the inside of the box and the odor of the cats urine is like ammonia and has spread throughout my condo.

I definitely think the LR could’ve been better constructed and it certainly wasn’t created for urbanites, but you definitely do not use sWheat Scoop with it.

It’s nice not have to scoop clumps, but now I am scooping the inside of the LR as the litter sticks to the insides. It will be a pain to clean because I can’t take it outside and hose it out. I wish it were easier to deconstruct the dome so I could properly clean it.

For now, I’ll give it 3 out of 5 stars.

]]> By: Tyler http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-12305 Tyler Mon, 30 Mar 2009 14:56:55 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-12305 We have a Litter Robot for our beast of a cat (>16 lbs.) and it works fine if you're willing to deal with a few issues: 1. It is noisy. We pause the TiVo whenever it runs. You can hear the thing everywhere in the apartment. When we move into a house, it's going into the garage post haste. o_o 2. It really helps if you have access to a spigot and hose to clean it out every one or two months. We don't have that at our apartment so I slave away on our patio with a scrub brush and bucket of soapy water. Not fun. 3. I recommend using natural litter. Clumping silica based litter will leave a layer of gray clay caked to all surfaces (we have the black Robot which makes this very obvious). See #2 about using a hose/scrubber/bucket. 4. Do not "accidentally" "forget" to empty the drawer. Ever. See #2. O_O 5. There's a fuzzy ring gasket that seals the gap between the motor unit and the rotating globe. The adhesive isn't the greatest and I've had to re-glue it using some epoxy. Nonetheless, I am willing to overlook these annoyances. This litter box means no. scooping. ever. Re-read those last three words. It's so good at keeping the litter box odor down that I have it right next to the dining room table. Part of that is confidence. The other part is because it's the size of three toddlers and that's the only place it fits in our small apartment. We have a Litter Robot for our beast of a cat (>16 lbs.) and it works fine if you’re willing to deal with a few issues:

1. It is noisy. We pause the TiVo whenever it runs. You can hear the thing everywhere in the apartment. When we move into a house, it’s going into the garage post haste. o_o

2. It really helps if you have access to a spigot and hose to clean it out every one or two months. We don’t have that at our apartment so I slave away on our patio with a scrub brush and bucket of soapy water. Not fun.

3. I recommend using natural litter. Clumping silica based litter will leave a layer of gray clay caked to all surfaces (we have the black Robot which makes this very obvious). See #2 about using a hose/scrubber/bucket.

4. Do not “accidentally” “forget” to empty the drawer. Ever. See #2. O_O

5. There’s a fuzzy ring gasket that seals the gap between the motor unit and the rotating globe. The adhesive isn’t the greatest and I’ve had to re-glue it using some epoxy.

Nonetheless, I am willing to overlook these annoyances. This litter box means no. scooping. ever. Re-read those last three words. It’s so good at keeping the litter box odor down that I have it right next to the dining room table. Part of that is confidence. The other part is because it’s the size of three toddlers and that’s the only place it fits in our small apartment.

]]> By: Puma http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-12189 Puma Wed, 25 Mar 2009 17:35:06 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-12189 The litter robot is very cool to look at and my 2 cats transitioned to the bot with relative ease. It was perfect in our modern apartment it looks like a space ship. However the robot broke down in 9 months and we did the trouble shooting and it still had problems. During the working period the litter would always spill out so that was annoying. Also it was really hard to clean if you live in an urban environment as well. Finally we called the company to tell them the robot was not functioning and they refused to fix it. We winded up with a broken down big waste of plastic that we threw out. We would never recommend it the company is terrible to deal with and will not honor the warranty. The litter robot is very cool to look at and my 2 cats transitioned to the bot with relative ease. It was perfect in our modern apartment it looks like a space ship.
However the robot broke down in 9 months and we did the trouble shooting and it still had problems. During the working period the litter would always spill out so that was annoying. Also it was really hard to clean if you live in an urban environment as well.

Finally we called the company to tell them the robot was not functioning and they refused to fix it. We winded up with a broken down big waste of plastic that we threw out. We would never recommend it the company is terrible to deal with and will not honor the warranty.

]]> By: Anna http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3359 Anna Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:46:02 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3359 We've had one for over 6 months now and I'm pretty pleased with it. We got it before we went to a 3-week trip. I didn't trust the cat-sitter to empty the litter box every day, like I do, so I got the litter robot. It's nice for the cat, first of all because they always have clean litter to their business in, since it cleans after each time. The bad this is, the poop doesn't disappear after that. :) The compartment that holds it has to be cleaned out every 2-3 days if you don't want any odor to start spreading. Plus it fills up pretty fast. I only have one cat and I usually empty it out after 2-3 days. Another thing is my cat doesn't want to bury her "presents" once she's done, because she knows they will be gone soon after she's done. She just jumps out and makes a mess. But the way I dealt with that is I placed the litter robot inside the closet where my washing/draying machine is and made a little swing door. Then I had to train my cat to use it which took about a week (which is longer than training her to get in the litter robot). Anyways, I think the whole set up worked out for us. The machine does everything is supposed to do. I have no complaints. We’ve had one for over 6 months now and I’m pretty pleased with it. We got it before we went to a 3-week trip. I didn’t trust the cat-sitter to empty the litter box every day, like I do, so I got the litter robot.
It’s nice for the cat, first of all because they always have clean litter to their business in, since it cleans after each time. The bad this is, the poop doesn’t disappear after that. :) The compartment that holds it has to be cleaned out every 2-3 days if you don’t want any odor to start spreading. Plus it fills up pretty fast. I only have one cat and I usually empty it out after 2-3 days. Another thing is my cat doesn’t want to bury her “presents” once she’s done, because she knows they will be gone soon after she’s done. She just jumps out and makes a mess. But the way I dealt with that is I placed the litter robot inside the closet where my washing/draying machine is and made a little swing door. Then I had to train my cat to use it which took about a week (which is longer than training her to get in the litter robot). Anyways, I think the whole set up worked out for us. The machine does everything is supposed to do. I have no complaints.

]]> By: Shannon http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3353 Shannon Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:19:48 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3353 I love mine and even my 20 pound cat uses it. I originally got this for my cat who had chronic bladder infections and being able to turn it on a off helped me monitor his condition. He is twenty pounds but not really fat he is just HUGE (I say he's half holstien). He loves it because he never has to get his paws dirty but the others still love to scatter litter everywhere. My smallest cat is just over five pounds and she likes it too. I have had some problems with it getting stuck while running because the big cat kicks it while jumping out but other then that it has been wonderful. I had a covered litter box in the past and the cats just seem so much happier and it is so easy to change the bag. I really love this box and would recommend it to anyone who has multiple cats and hates scooping. Also the rubber bottom is amazing. The clumps never stick. I am so far a very happy customer. I love mine and even my 20 pound cat uses it. I originally got this for my cat who had chronic bladder infections and being able to turn it on a off helped me monitor his condition. He is twenty pounds but not really fat he is just HUGE (I say he’s half holstien). He loves it because he never has to get his paws dirty but the others still love to scatter litter everywhere. My smallest cat is just over five pounds and she likes it too. I have had some problems with it getting stuck while running because the big cat kicks it while jumping out but other then that it has been wonderful. I had a covered litter box in the past and the cats just seem so much happier and it is so easy to change the bag. I really love this box and would recommend it to anyone who has multiple cats and hates scooping. Also the rubber bottom is amazing. The clumps never stick. I am so far a very happy customer.

]]> By: Brianna http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3352 Brianna Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:59:38 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3352 I bought one of these as my Christmas present in 2006. It is amazing. My cat, Shadow, weighs 24 pounds (he is a big boy). He does the same thing as Ando, turns around and sticks his head out of the doorway. I will try to get a photo next time I catch him doing his business. I have had no trouble with it at all. As far as the price of the unit goes, your savings on litter will make it worth it. I now go through one of the huge Sam's size clumping litters once every 4 or 5 months and Shadow uses his box a lot. He will even come in from outside to use his box and then go back outside. I am pretty slack about emptying the drawer. I usually empty it once every 2 weeks, sometimes even less. I have not noticed any odor. I use the fragranced bags for the drawer, so I am not sure if that helps at all. Shadow tends to trail quite a bit of litter, but that is because he jumps straight out. I don't believe it is a product issue at all. I would recommend this product to anyone who has a cat. The only negatives I can think of are its size and the noise, but these are a small price to pay for the convenience and lack of odor. I bought one of these as my Christmas present in 2006. It is amazing. My cat, Shadow, weighs 24 pounds (he is a big boy). He does the same thing as Ando, turns around and sticks his head out of the doorway. I will try to get a photo next time I catch him doing his business. I have had no trouble with it at all. As far as the price of the unit goes, your savings on litter will make it worth it. I now go through one of the huge Sam’s size clumping litters once every 4 or 5 months and Shadow uses his box a lot. He will even come in from outside to use his box and then go back outside. I am pretty slack about emptying the drawer. I usually empty it once every 2 weeks, sometimes even less. I have not noticed any odor. I use the fragranced bags for the drawer, so I am not sure if that helps at all. Shadow tends to trail quite a bit of litter, but that is because he jumps straight out. I don’t believe it is a product issue at all. I would recommend this product to anyone who has a cat. The only negatives I can think of are its size and the noise, but these are a small price to pay for the convenience and lack of odor.

]]> By: Melissa http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3265 Melissa Tue, 18 Nov 2008 21:33:12 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3265 Some of my cats tend to dig to the very bottom to pee, where there is no litter, causing the clump to stick to the bottom of the litter pan. Has anyone with the litter robot delt with issues like this? Some of my cats tend to dig to the very bottom to pee, where there is no litter, causing the clump to stick to the bottom of the litter pan. Has anyone with the litter robot delt with issues like this?

]]> By: tascha http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3159 tascha Tue, 18 Nov 2008 02:13:17 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3159 We have 5 kitties and have a litter robot (have had one since they first came out) we love it and would not live without it!! Worth the money!!! The litter robot is a work horse! Cats love clean litter boxes and you never have to worry about it with the litter robot, it is always clean. If you don't have one, get one you will wish you bought it years ago!! And their service is customer GREAT! We have 5 kitties and have a litter robot (have had one since they first came out) we love it and would not live without it!! Worth the money!!! The litter robot is a work horse! Cats love clean litter boxes and you never have to worry about it with the litter robot, it is always clean.
If you don’t have one, get one you will wish you bought it years ago!! And their service is customer GREAT!

]]> By: Jenni http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3124 Jenni Sun, 16 Nov 2008 17:40:52 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3124 oh I forgot to add, you go through WAY less litter! oh I forgot to add, you go through WAY less litter!

]]> By: Jenni http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3123 Jenni Sun, 16 Nov 2008 17:38:30 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3123 I got the litter robot 6 months ago. I LOVE it!! I was really really excited about never having to scoop litter ever again, everyone hates it. I have 3 small cats and this is perfect. It did take a few days to get them to use it, I followed the suggestions it gave. The best way was to just take away their old boxes to force them to only have the litter robot. It rotates like a cement truck and sifts the litter. All you get left is the clumps which fall into a plastic bag in the compartment below. They sort of tumble around like rocks. The cats think it's like TV, they gather to watch it. It's so funny! I got the litter robot 6 months ago. I LOVE it!! I was really really excited about never having to scoop litter ever again, everyone hates it. I have 3 small cats and this is perfect. It did take a few days to get them to use it, I followed the suggestions it gave. The best way was to just take away their old boxes to force them to only have the litter robot. It rotates like a cement truck and sifts the litter. All you get left is the clumps which fall into a plastic bag in the compartment below. They sort of tumble around like rocks. The cats think it’s like TV, they gather to watch it. It’s so funny!

]]> By: Kii http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3091 Kii Sun, 16 Nov 2008 04:39:34 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-3091 KatsRule: In answer to your question about the litter robot handling large clumps: two of my mom's cats (excluding her biggest) make epic-sized clumps when they go. I guess they save it all up for one go or something. The litter robot hasn't had any problems handling the large clumps so far. KatsRule:

In answer to your question about the litter robot handling large clumps: two of my mom’s cats (excluding her biggest) make epic-sized clumps when they go. I guess they save it all up for one go or something. The litter robot hasn’t had any problems handling the large clumps so far.

]]> By: Ashley http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2773 Ashley Thu, 13 Nov 2008 14:28:32 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2773 I bought the litter robot a few months ago and it is so good at locking up smells, that I forgot about the litterbox for 3 weeks and it ran out of litter!! (Not a bad problem to have). My only complaint is how big and obtrusive it is. Have any moderncat readers come out with a creative way to hide this thing in an apt? I bought the litter robot a few months ago and it is so good at locking up smells, that I forgot about the litterbox for 3 weeks and it ran out of litter!! (Not a bad problem to have). My only complaint is how big and obtrusive it is. Have any moderncat readers come out with a creative way to hide this thing in an apt?

]]> By: Hitomi http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2687 Hitomi Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:06:21 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2687 What about smell if you don't change the tray out daily? I have 3 rescued Siamese/Tabby siblings with 2 litter domes in the house. I have to scoop out the domes at least twice a day or the stench is unbearable....I use The World's Greatest Litter + A&H baking soda. What about smell if you don’t change the tray out daily? I have 3 rescued Siamese/Tabby siblings with 2 litter domes in the house. I have to scoop out the domes at least twice a day or the stench is unbearable….I use The World’s Greatest Litter + A&H baking soda.

]]> By: KatsRule http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2631 KatsRule Wed, 12 Nov 2008 17:27:34 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2631 I have a couple of large cats (15 to 20 lbs) and they tend to leave quite the clump when they go. Does the Litter Robot have a problem with large clumps? I have a couple of large cats (15 to 20 lbs) and they tend to leave quite the clump when they go. Does the Litter Robot have a problem with large clumps?

]]> By: Kii http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2593 Kii Wed, 12 Nov 2008 16:25:51 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2593 I walked into my parents place last month and saw they had one of these now. I told my mom I'd seen it on a cool blog I read. It is working great for them. They used to have raker-types. Which would stall out and have issues with the large clumps, make huge messes, not rake up well, etc. All but one of my mom's cats uses and prefers the litter-robot to a normal litter-box. The only one who does not, Ivan, is a 17-pound Siberian male. He is simply too tall and too long to really get inside of it. The clean up, my mom tells me, is really easy. She has a bad back and can clean out the drawer and pour in new litter herself. That is something she was not able to do with the previous boxes. Littler scatter and tracking is down from before. She is really happy with the machine and we will see if it lasts in her 5 kitty household and how long it holds it's own with the regular boxes scattered about. For those of you interested in the system with the beads and flushing... I have heard the chemical used to wash the beads is toxic to some cats. Please look into that before purchasing. I walked into my parents place last month and saw they had one of these now. I told my mom I’d seen it on a cool blog I read. It is working great for them. They used to have raker-types. Which would stall out and have issues with the large clumps, make huge messes, not rake up well, etc. All but one of my mom’s cats uses and prefers the litter-robot to a normal litter-box. The only one who does not, Ivan, is a 17-pound Siberian male. He is simply too tall and too long to really get inside of it. The clean up, my mom tells me, is really easy. She has a bad back and can clean out the drawer and pour in new litter herself. That is something she was not able to do with the previous boxes. Littler scatter and tracking is down from before. She is really happy with the machine and we will see if it lasts in her 5 kitty household and how long it holds it’s own with the regular boxes scattered about.

For those of you interested in the system with the beads and flushing… I have heard the chemical used to wash the beads is toxic to some cats. Please look into that before purchasing.

]]> By: Janell http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2463 Janell Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:30:06 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2463 I LOVE this thing. I have 2 cats and have had the litter robot since November 2006 and it still runs fantastic. I even keep it outdoors on my patio and I've had no problems with it (except when you put in TOO much litter then it's too heavy for the motor to turn). I set a calendar reminder for every 1.5 weeks to remind me to change out the drawer. If mine broke down, I would buy another one in a heartbeat. I LOVE this thing. I have 2 cats and have had the litter robot since November 2006 and it still runs fantastic. I even keep it outdoors on my patio and I’ve had no problems with it (except when you put in TOO much litter then it’s too heavy for the motor to turn).

I set a calendar reminder for every 1.5 weeks to remind me to change out the drawer.

If mine broke down, I would buy another one in a heartbeat.

]]> By: Tipsy http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2455 Tipsy Tue, 11 Nov 2008 23:59:57 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2455 wow it sounds good but you guessed it everything breaks down and losing $300 box is a lot. I owned the littermaid 1G and it was awful broke within months. The ? I have what is the dependability and reliability? There is another litterbox that flushes the waste and washes the plastic beads shaped like a cylinder. It has to be hooked to a toilet or near the washer and dryer. It says it is like a toilet only for cats. But at $300 for either one I rather scoop it myself. We rely on too much convience that is half the problem. But hey if you got it spend it on that expensive toilet!!!! wow it sounds good but you guessed it everything breaks down and losing $300 box is a lot. I owned the littermaid 1G and it was awful broke within months. The ? I have what is the dependability and reliability? There is another litterbox that flushes the waste and washes the plastic beads shaped like a cylinder. It has to be hooked to a toilet or near the washer and dryer. It says it is like a toilet only for cats. But at $300 for either one I rather scoop it myself. We rely on too much convience that is half the problem. But hey if you got it spend it on that expensive toilet!!!!

]]> By: Kelly http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2436 Kelly Tue, 11 Nov 2008 21:53:13 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2436 My cat is a 20-lber., and he was SCARED to death of the raking motorized box. So we use a plain Jane one around here... My cat is a 20-lber., and he was SCARED to death of the raking motorized box.

So we use a plain Jane one around here…

]]> By: Naomi http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2419 Naomi Tue, 11 Nov 2008 20:33:03 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2419 Wow! We totally need one or two of these... wish they weren't quite so spendy. Wow! We totally need one or two of these… wish they weren’t quite so spendy.

]]> By: Stephanie S. http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2414 Stephanie S. Tue, 11 Nov 2008 20:09:39 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2414 Man, I don't know about this. Reading the low star reviews on Amazon scared me. It seems that these things stop working after a while, and once they do, they're a pain to clean yourself. A $300 undependable hunk of super loud motorized plastic??? i don't know! Man, I don’t know about this. Reading the low star reviews on Amazon scared me. It seems that these things stop working after a while, and once they do, they’re a pain to clean yourself. A $300 undependable hunk of super loud motorized plastic??? i don’t know!

]]> By: jmuhj http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2411 jmuhj Tue, 11 Nov 2008 19:51:19 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2411 My cats have an amazingly efficient litter robot, too. It's called "jmuhj". ;) Works all day, every day. My cats have an amazingly efficient litter robot, too. It’s called “jmuhj”. ;) Works all day, every day.

]]> By: Greg W http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2400 Greg W Tue, 11 Nov 2008 19:14:27 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2400 sounds like an interesting widdle gadget sounds like an interesting widdle gadget

]]> By: Katherine D. http://www.moderncat.net/2008/11/10/litter-robot-review/comment-page-1/#comment-2367 Katherine D. Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:54:38 +0000 http://www.moderncat.net/?p=694#comment-2367 thanks for doing this review - very helpful. your 15 pound cat may be sticking his head/shoulders out 'cuz it's a tight fit in there. i have a 15-16 pound kitty as well and i'm afraid he'll find it tight going in there! thanks for doing this review – very helpful. your 15 pound cat may be sticking his head/shoulders out ‘cuz it’s a tight fit in there. i have a 15-16 pound kitty as well and i’m afraid he’ll find it tight going in there!

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