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 & feces disposal?
856808
That is an interesting idea. Maybe If it could be secured properly or placed on a platform around the toilet for balance. The top box has slots all the way to the edge so if you only used the top they could urinate in the corners and it would leak. However, if you kept the middle section on it, the platform underneath the top is solid with a hole in the middle. The reservoir attaches to the hole in the second level underneath. So in theory if you were able to maybe build a platform around the toilet that I could rest on, it would be easily removed and replaced.
856809
They are rather large to be set onto a toilet and are not really designed to sit on something that is not flat like a floor. It would probably end up knocked off when the cat jumped up if they would step onto a corner. If you had some sort of framework around your toilet that could hold it up it might work, but that would look weird and be inconvenient for the people part of the family. You'd be better off going with something designed for on a toilet. I got my son to do some plumbing for my smart cat box and now it is sitting on a drain pipe. I just scoop the poops out and then hose down the rest to clean it out and it just drains into the plumbing. That works OK. They are rather large to be set onto a toilet and are not really designed to sit on something that is not flat like a floor. It would probably end up knocked off when the cat jumped up if they would step onto a corner. If you had some sort of framework around your toilet that could hold it up it might work, but that would look weird and be inconvenient for the people part of the family. You'd be better off going with something designed for on a toilet. I got my son to do some plumbing for my smart cat box and now it is sitting on a drain pipe. I just scoop the poops out and then hose down... » Read More They are rather large to be set onto a toilet and are not really designed to sit on something that is not flat like a floor. It would probably end up knocked off when the cat jumped up if they would step onto a corner. If you had some sort of framework around your toilet that could hold it up it might work, but that would look weird and be inconvenient for the people part of the family. You'd be better off going with something designed for on a toilet. I got my son to do some plumbing for my smart cat box and now it is sitting on a drain pipe. I just scoop the poops out and then hose down the rest to clean it out and it just drains into the plumbing. That works OK. « Show Less
856810
No, the whole box has tiny slots so the urine will flow from the box to the bottom and them to the receptacle. Since the box is not the same shape as a toilet, you would run the risk of urine flowing outside of your toilet shape. The box would also be very unstable, as there is no way to strap it to the toilet.
856811
It's not really a good shape for it and I would be concerned about stability. I have been looking for a used metal colander at thrift stores that will fit just inside the bowl of my toilet to do this though. Keep in mind that I don't buy the companies seeds, I just buy safflower seed at the local pet store for far less.
856812
No. But one of the best features about this is the COVERED catch container that easily removes to dump in the toilet. It is way easier than anything else I have used. I have this and a Breeze box and I am online looking to purchase another SmartCatbox. I have had ours for four years and my tubby 25 pound Maine coon finally broke thru the bottom in one place.
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.
856813
I wouldn't recommend it. I think the box would tip and spill the seeds all over. It is much easier to empty the reservoir into the toilet.
750283
Yes it can be used without the commode; that is what I am doing. The bucket underneath slides out. The legs can easily be adjusted to fit your toilet.
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.
346471
Yes, since all of the tank contents is pulverized with the water pressure. In regards to directly into toilet the water pressure is high and will probably make a mess from back splash.
1823361
I originally used the suggested litter... worked great BUT the urine smell became horrible. It would just sit on the bottom and build up... currently I use the clumping litter and the problem now is that the hole is not big enough to allow the pee clump to pass through...
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.
266914
yes, you can use this litter box without bag liners. It has an unusual kidney shape, it would be difficult to find a liner that fits this box perfectly.
647558
One of our cats does the same thing - we tried covered boxes but the urine just ran down from the side of the top and gathered in the capilary space between the lid and bottom part of the box. The only we have found to work is 18 GAL Roughneck Totes by Rubbermaid. They are 24 x 16 (like a regular litter box) but even on her best tail pumping days, our female cat can only get to within a half inch of top the the 16.5" tall side walls. I am considering this box but am concerned that the pee will run down the wall and collect where the lid and bottom come together. Did you have any luck with this product and your cat?
2211903
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:)
1190295
Neither it's designed to attach to the toilet. However you probably could attach it to the underside of the sink.
587454
Yes, but the lid will not sit tight. if your cat pees on the walls of the litter box it will drip through the small gap.
465407
we had one cat that refused to use it at first. we set up our genie in the upstairs bathroom where the original litterbox was and put the original in a different location all together. he still used that for a couple weeks eventually we had to take his option away to make him use his new litterbox. he finally got used to it. we love it. he prefers it without the hood though we found.
494336
No. The opening is tight to keep the odor in-you have to squeeze the diaper through the opening. I don't think you can use it in this manner for the cat litter.
1047287
I am not sure, I never flush litter as eventually you'll have a 'backup'. If you go on line to their site they'll be able to help you if it's not listed in the info section "about'.
1890598
No, the litter is clay pellets which I purchase and you only need to change the pellets once per month. I clean the feces out daily and the urine passes through to the pads which are in the bottom. The urine pads are changed once per week and there is absolutely no odor. I have two cats and use two litter boxes but could probably get by with one. For me, this is absolutely the best, cleanest, and most economical system with the benefit of not having to deal with odors. Hope this helps
1301490
This litter box was the answer for my "stand up while peeing" cat! No more accidents ...unless the butt hangs out of the opening, but that honestly does not happen that often! It's a great litter box!
893176
I'm not sure, but I don't think so. The bidet need to be fixed to the toilet using the toilet seat. Thank you for asking.