There are holes in the green bowl, why? The pee would go right thru.
994043
No holes just sensors when they pee it's says yay!!! You pee pee and cheers too cute luv it
994044
It is not holes it is metal discs that make the toilet sign when your child pees
994045
They are supposed to be little sensors. When the child goes potty and if hits the sensors, the toilet sings.
994046
They are not holes. They are sensors for the music to play when they go potty.
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.
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Well, I can't say for sure but my guess is the pee could get outside the pen. It is vinyl on the bottom but I've not experienced anyone peeing in mine so I can't say if it is water-tight or not. The siding where you see black is mesh. That's why I would guess the pee would get out. My cats who like to burrow enjoyed being inside there, so long as it was unzipped so they could walk freely in and out.
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hmmm. i'm no professional, but since it's hardwood, you might have to sand it out. I'm thinking it's pretty soaked in there. and to "unsoak' it with more liquid will probably trash it. Is the pee in a super visible place? I was thinking maybe you could spray some Fizzion on, then sprinkle it with baking soda or borax, maybe, to suck up the Fizzion and with luck, the cat pee also. But, I have NO IDEA if this will do something crazy to the floor. I'm curious now, I think I'll have to go online and see if someone has come up with a solution! Good luck!
1850228
1 hole in the #4. Can't imagine the others having more than 1 hole since you don't want the liquid to drain too quickly.
598062
Because the top fits over the bottom, if a cat were to pee against the side of the litter box (from inside) there would be the possibility of it leaking out. Nothing to do with the hinges, however.
392747
It is the absorbing material. When using them, I would flatten it out more in the crotch and keep the front with a little more fabric to absorb more pee :)
1740931
there really isn't any holes. Just if they are able to get lid up a little and slide in that way. Little boogers are good at finding any little spot aren't they.
2273634
Think of it like a water bottle in a hamster cage. The water comes out when the dog lick it. Not just drips.
85984
The bowl is shaped so that as you turn the reservoir to lock it in place the spring is pushed up. As you unlock it the spring uncoils again to allow the plunger to block the hole so no spillage. Works like a cam.
926388
No, but please rule out medical conditions first, kitty could have a UTI or some other underlying condition. It also could be there is something about the litter box kitty does not like, i.e., too much litter, not enough, not clean enough, etc. I had issues with my adopted kitty who was urinating on a carpet area and tried numerous solutions, and finally found resolve in simply placing another litter box over the area she was using. Some people dump their cats at the shelter or where ever due to such problems. Please don't do that, there is a reason kitty is urinating outside the box.
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If your cat(s) hit at or above the seam where the top and bottom meet, there's a good chance urine will leak out onto your floor. The way the shield connects - over the top and to the outside of the pan - actually channels it out.
2244889
The removable bowl does not have any holes that leak. After my son uses this toilet, he easily removes the bowl on his own and empties it in the big toilet. Easy to clean.
1093754
Sorry to hear about your experience. No, your dog's "nuggets" should not leak out of the hole. The tail hole is small and elastic. It is more up where the tail should be, but it does not sit that far down where anything would come out of it. That being said, this is a cloth diaper and I would imagine that you would have to buy one of the liners that is easily disposable if they are going to be used for that type of use. You might be able to just buy feminine liners instead of the expensive dog ones. Good luck, we just use ours for our dog's urine leakage.
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The bowl is easy to clean; however, if the tank has water and needs to be cleaned, the water will splash all over. The tank gets dirty inside in the water so that's my issue. Don't know how dirt gets up there???
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NO...not @ all....it would block the holes & all of it would go down to the pad that is created for urine only.I would hate to see the mess that it create. Breeze pellets do not soak up the urine or dissolvein anyway, urine just drains to the bottom pad. Feline Pine would dissolve & clog everything." ) Meow
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I forgot to mention - if there has been repeated urination/heavy volume in this area, it would be a good idea to inspect under the padding as well, in case it has soaked through. You may have to treat the wood floor underneath.