Will this work for two cats, or should I get another litter box? I know two cats require two or more litter boxes, but that's old boxes!
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That's the beauty of this thing! The litter is always clean. One is definitely enough for two cats. I have two for 6 cats but for awhile they were using one. I just had to empty the tray/bag every couple of days instead of once a week like I do with two.
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I didn't have a problem, but my cats were used to sharing even though I had multiple boxes. Hope this works for you. After two years my Robot malfunctioned and despite costly out-of-warranty repairs, it never worked right again. I finally gave up.
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I have two cats and they both use this one just fine. They just keep it busy :) been happy with it so far. It can get a little temperamental at times if you move it from one location to another (adjusting it so it will recognize when a cat gets in it) and it is not the easiest to clean. It's also a little loud but not obnoxious. Make sure you put a big bag in the drawer as a liner because it's not fun if the bag comes loose or overflows. My 2 cats adjusted to it in a day. Very expensive but it's been worth it so far. Hope this helps.
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This one is always clean, so unless your cats are very territorial about their boxes, I would guess it would be fine for two.
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Two cats should be fine. But if you have a bigger house, you may want two robots. That's what I have and I empty the bags every week.
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I really didn't have the product too long to get to that point. It just didn't work out with the 7 cats and 6 boxes. Maybe be better for 1 or 2. I'm not sure any litter will be totally track free. But I found ways to minimize it. If you turn the box towards a wall leaving enough space for them to enter and leave, it makes them have to slowly leave the box, instead of flying out like a bat out of hell. It helps a little, but not 100%.I also was able to find scraps of shag carpet that I put in front of each box. Hope that helps.
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From the reviews I read, the multiple cat formula clumps better. The multiple cat is the only one I've used. I used it with 3 cats at first but lost my two senior kitties within the past year. Since I don't want to mess up what's not broken, I have continued with the same litter for the one kitty I have now. It's usually about $2 difference in price.
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The box lasts for two changes. Depending on the number of cats you have; I had two cats and would completely change the litter every 2-3 weeks, but scoop and stir it at least once a week.
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Yes, you can use it for more than one cat. However, I returned this item... It stopped rotating/scooping, and for the short time that it did work, it was messy...litter on the outside since the rim is too shallow
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They're actually a pretty great idea, unless you have cats (like mine) who like to dig, and dig, and dig, until they get to the bottom of the box! I think for most people it would be fine. The idea is that you can easily replace old litter by lifting out the liner. You'll know if the liners will work for you, if you don't have to scrape the bottom of the box to remove stuck on pee! If you do, you'll find that the pee disintegrates the liner.
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Do you scoop, clean and change the box often enough? Might try increasing that and see if it helps. Do you have a big enough litter box - good size and the right shape? That was key for mine who was doing this. You might also try keeping 2 litter boxes available (one for #1 and another for #2) if you can. Has something traumatic happened with your cat recently that could upset it (big changes, a move, another pet?) Is it eating and drinking normally? If all these things pan out, I then would talk to your vet about any medical issues (esp kidney or liver) that could cause it. But if it is otherwise perfectly healthy, it is usually behavioral. You just have to figure out the reason. Do you scoop, clean and change the box often enough? Might try increasing that and see if it helps. Do you have a big enough litter box - good size and the right shape? That was key for mine who was doing this. You might also try keeping 2 litter boxes available (one for #1 and another for #2) if you can. Has something traumatic happened with your cat recently that could upset it (big changes, a move, another pet?) Is it eating and drinking normally? If all these things pan out, I then would talk to your vet about any medical issues (esp kidney or liver) that could cause it. But if it is... » Read More Do you scoop, clean and change the box often enough? Might try increasing that and see if it helps. Do you have a big enough litter box - good size and the right shape? That was key for mine who was doing this. You might also try keeping 2 litter boxes available (one for #1 and another for #2) if you can. Has something traumatic happened with your cat recently that could upset it (big changes, a move, another pet?) Is it eating and drinking normally? If all these things pan out, I then would talk to your vet about any medical issues (esp kidney or liver) that could cause it. But if it is otherwise perfectly healthy, it is usually behavioral. You just have to figure out the reason. « Show Less
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At least 2. I'd start with one on each floor or end of the house, observe, and gage the possible need for a third. Might be fine. I've had one unit work for 2 cats without issue, and the more cats you have, the more frequent you can set the cleaning cycle. Since its not usable while it's "flushing" though, you'll definitely need 2.
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we change ours every week and a half or so for two cats. It was about every 2 weeks when we had just 1 cat. The waste gets raked into the box on the side. The crystals are awesome...my house NEVER smells like we have cats! Totally worth having!
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I can't figure out why it says, "Pack of 6". But for that price, I received one litter box, but it is well worth the price. Hands down, it is the best litter box I have ever bought and love it! It is easy to clean, and the cats' waste easily comes away from the side or bottom if it reaches the side or bottom. But I usually try to keep plenty of litter in the box to prevent the bottom problem. I think you would be happy with the litter box. It's a great size. Good luck!
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Most likely the Feliway would help, but it does take time & may not completely stop the problem. It sounds like it is a stress issue with the other cat coming within view of your cat. I would suggest trying things that would keep your cat both active & occupied. For example, if you only have one cat, add another! They entertain each other & are company for each other when left alone. Try a water fountain, allot of cats, (not ours) love them. A cat scratcher/lounge is great too. Play with her for at least 15 minutes 2x a day. You may also need to think about changing litter and/or litter boxes. One of our cats that is 10 has been diagnosed with FLUTD, (Feline Lower Urinary Track Disease). Using cat attract litter & those jumbo storage containers for long rolls or wrapping paper has made a world of difference. There was microscopic blood in his urine. He started urinating just outside the box when our 18 & 1/2 year old cat passed away in Nov. It was a stress issue causing a medical issue & these are things that our vet recommended & it worked. We have since adopted another kitten at vets recommendation & I can see our 10 yr. old playing more now. You want to use litter that is NOT scented. Clean with white vinegar. Cats don't like it, but it will not harm them. You can leave a cup out where they are spraying & they will not spray there. Cats also do not like the smell of citrus, so you can get citrus odor eliminators & sit on the floor or even on a table to keep eem off and it works! If possible close the blinds/curtains at the window where your cat sees the other cat the most. Throw orange peels or other citrus out in the area where the neighbors cat comes & see if that deters the visits. Ask the owner if their cat is spayed/neuter & if they can keep him/her inside or limit the time the cat is out. Hope some of these suggestions will help!
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If your 2 cats already use one box there shouldn't be any problems. Joy McCoy makes a valid point about sealing the bottom and sides of this box. It's a great idea as once the box has been soiled with urine its all over. My box lid did stay open while cleaning and any cat closed cat box is dark but for some reason, I don't think my cat cared much about that. As far as getting a deep litter box, happy hunting. I'm sure there's something out there. I found one but there isn't a name on it. Only one will fit inside.
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I don't think this system is designed for large cats. The cat that uses my litter box is about 5 lbs.I also have a cat that is 20lbs and can't imagine him in that litter box! btw he goes outside.
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thank you all i ordered mine hasnt came yet buy ready for it, i hear aalot of you saying you have some form of cat box on your secont floor, we now have a two story, should i put a little box up stair, why is this reason, the cats wont go down stairs to use the little box, why do you guys all keep two litter boxes one up stairs and one down stairs, please do tell,...
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As the only litter box in the house? No, unfortunately. Unless you want to be emptying it several times a day. The rule of thumb is one litter box per cat. If its too full, the cats will find somewhere else far less pleasant for you to clean....
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Hi Brenda, sometimes, the boxes last longer if you clean often. I have three cats, four boxes, they tend to only use two downstairs. These are worth a try. I like them because I have clever cat boxes (expensive), these protect the box. Might get liners if cheaper and switch off. Still would give them a try. Also, might depend on type of litter and what's going on with cats stool. Let me know if you have further ? Ps clever cat is only good for small cat. I found my 8 month Big Boy (12" tail), gets poop on tail and elsewhere, other two still like bigger box. If you have small cat only would recommend clever cat box.
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I no longer use the Lucky Champ litter box because the lower portion of the exit end proved to be too low - cat litter dumped & scattered everywhere all of the time. I had bought this box for my older, overweight cat but it just didn't work out. I have no idea whether you idea of putting 2 together will work - no longer know the W&L; as I donated the box - sorry.