Can the litter box be placed on a toilet without the bottom so the urine flows directly into the toilet? Then removed for human use &amp; feces disposal?
290749
It will not fit on a toilet, but I am not sure why you would want it to. It is the best cat box on the market and very simple to use. The safflower seeds can be purchased just about anywhere and they do not have to be changed frequently. Just follow the instructions that come with the box. The only thing that I have found is the necessity for cleaning the bottom tray on occasion.
816631
separate purchase...by the way you CAN gag this toilet. no problem with human feces, but the dang Mastiff pup will dump on the floor turds that large and toilet paper...have a plunger handy...increasing amount of water in bowl maybe another option
2072645
The short answer - No - It is self contained and is designed to be dumped into a toilet. The top section comes off and the bottom has a carrying handle and a really nice rotating spout (about 2' diameter) with cap for easy dumping.
256037
It's not possible. Ive not used this type of box for quite sometime. I've used the litter robot for over five years with no problems and three cats. I would only change if they came out with something better!
696615
Best thing for "high peers" is the Clever Cat top entry litter box. My cats had no trouble adapting to them and now there is never any pee outside the litterbox. I had previously used the Boodha dome and that was terrible ... they would pee right over the steps and the pee would collect at the bottom. Disgusting. The only solution I've found is the top entry box. Good luck!
384589
Yes, it's a non-poop-covering cat-owner's dream. The rake shoves it all into the container, which hides the poop and the odor. I empty out the poop once a week with 2 cats. I love this box, I'd highly recommend it.
154138
That can be a problem especially when the litter is fresh. You may be inclined to contact the manufacturer in case they have a compatible scooper. I just shake the pellets of the scoop as best I can and sometimes (I know this sounds gross) I use bathroom tissue to pick it up with my hand and put it down the toilet as my litter box is in a spare bathroom. Good luck:)
76003
The poop gets scooped out and disposed of either in the toilet or garbage. The urine goes into a reservoir which you have to empty every day. I have 2 cats so I empty it every day and rinse it out so it stays fresh. You can take the tray with the seeds off and put the tray with the hole in it over the toilet and just pour water which drains out thru the hole into the toilet and then just put the seed tray back. Every couple of days I spray seeds with some mild bleach mixture (instructions included in kit). Once you scoop out the poop, you never smell anything at all. The cats track the seeds which is the only down side. This is really the absolute best litter system I have ever used. I don't have to buy litter all the time, no muddy, stinky litter that never completely clumps. I love, love, love this and will never use anything else.
83361
OK if your cat is peeing outside the litter box the first thing you should do is empty the litter box. Put in a clean liner and wait for your kitty to pee without litter. Put the urine in a clean container and refrigerate. The same day take sample to your vet for urinalysis. Meanwhile keep a clean kitty box with at least 2 inches of clean litter AT ALL TIMES! this means u scoop out all pee and poo as often as possible. Make sure the litter box is easily accessible to your cat. If your cat has excessive urination or is drinking a lot or has lost weight get them to your vet asap for bloodwork. If you rule out a urinary tract infection, are keeping a clean litter box in a convenient easy to get to location for your cat and your cat still is peeing outside the litter box have vet do full exam and discuss problem with your vet. This can be a sign of a serious medical condition. However most cats will express their displeasure in a dirty litter box.... Very important to provide clean one.
94634
The pellets aren't meant to fill the box... just barely cover the bottom. Too many pellets and the urine won't be able to drain through to the pad below as it should. Just use one bag for an initial fill and after each complete clean out. If you end up scooping out some of the pellets with the poop, you can add a bit back over time before the next complete clean.
1554664
This high sided litterbox works best for cats who spray rather than squat when urinating, like my cat. The walls prevent the pee or poop from ending up around the outside of the box...unless your cat hangs their rear end out of the entrance. If your cat is old and missing the box, perhaps he/she has other issues that should be checked out by a qualified veterinarian. I hope this helps you.
633844
There are locks on either side of the lid. The lid then comes off the top to scoop. I love this litter box and it definitely will not leak urine.
1021660
I'm guessing your question is about the Cat Genie. I believe if you have it in your bathroom you simply run the waste tube into the bowl and flush it yourself. It would sit on the floor near the toilet. We have ours hooked to the washer drain and sitting on the dryer. We never have to do a thing except run the cleaner through it or add a few granules now and then.
536099
No. When you install a new tray, you just take the "top" of the box and put it under the "bottom" of the box. Then, when you remove the dirty litter tray to replace it, you take the top out from under the bottom and put it back on top. I tape the box shut and put it in a tall kitchen garbage bag to throw away.
580035
I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
1421304
Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound clump. That would be bad, to say the least. Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound... » Read More Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound clump. That would be bad, to say the least. « Show Less
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I don't have an official answer from the company but flushing a couple down with the waste should be fine. I would avoid dumping the entire box down the toilet. However the couple that get stuck should flush just fine according to reviews I read on a pet store web site. I avoid it all together because and just bag it we are on a new septic system and I have a picky husband:)