Does the litter track all over the house? I hate that!!!!
1673350
It does track but not as much as pine litter or clay litter in my experience. I do have a rug in front of the litterbox.
1673351
It depends on what type of fur your cat has as well as what type of litter box you use. It is not as bad as the sandy stuff by any means. I would say it rarely does. However, I hate litter splatter as well and place a grassy type mat in front of my box that collects any scatters that may occur.
1673352
No. I use Scoop Free Litter Box. Fresh Step is the recommend litter. I have two cats using the litter box and no tracks.
1673353
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.
1673354
I didn't notice it near as much with this, but it is bad with the Fresh Step Multicat. The little mats around the box helped a bit.
1673355
I have had litter boxes since the 80's and this was the best thing I ever found. I have to be honest - it does fall outside the box like all the others, but I never find it beyond that. The fact that it is odorless makes up for the little bit that falls outside the pan.
148131
Yes, it absolutely does,and perfectly. I'm used to other vacuums and sweepers picking up litter and immediately blowing it everywhere: all over my legs and the floors I just tried to clean. This machine cleaned every bit of fine litter from smooth wood floors and very uneven, thick, grouted mexican tile. It's amazing. Period.
922519
This answer is too late, I'm sure, but I found that periodically raking in the box the way I always HAD to do in the regular litter box, gave my cats a curiosity about it and the sound apparently triggers their "need to go." Even my 11 year old cat uses it but he still has access to the old box, so he doesn't use it all the time.
2197267
My sister also has the same box. It gets the clumps, but tiny pieces get left behind and you have to change the litter often (depending on the cat). Which is still better than cleaning the whole box daily! Love it!
229221
I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box! I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed... » Read More I have to honestly say that there is some tracking. But, the grains are very small and far less painful to step on, and less damaging to my hardwood floors, than clay litter. Swheat Scoop is so much more ecologically friendly that I don't care if it does track--but I have found that a strategically placed fluffy cotton rug extending out from the litterbox catches 90% of the grains. More importantly, this is much healthier for the cats and they never object to it. When it clumps, it's nice and solid and does not make a goopy, sticky ball glued to the bottom of the litterbox. No chisel needed to clean the box! « Show Less
1179055
Yes. You still need to scoop your litter. All I was getting across is that this is a nice box and the litter I use with it is great. Sorry for the confusion. Happy scooping!
2110710
Yes my cats are pickie. This has no dust with the cat attract in it and I added another litter box and it helped. It does track a little but they all do that.
624926
I just sprinkle it over the litter - just a dusting - after I remove the droppings. Even with litter that promises to control the odor, there is always that lingering smell, and this deodorizer kills that smell. I also sprinkle it in my kitchen trash. Its not for cleaning...just neutralizing odors.
1106531
It does not clump. I have one cat. I scoop and flush solids immediately; I don't fill the box as full and I change it weekly. This litter is not as dusty nor does it track like other litters. I hope this helps.
276952
Just curious how often you were cleaning the litter and how often you are changing it (and how many cats) that the smell is too much for the filter?
778459
it does. However, just a note that the item is very big - too big for our washroom where the litter box is located. My High-Capacity Litter Disposal is sitting in my garage unused so make sure you figure out you have room for the unit. I wish I had made a mock up of it out of cardboard first.
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It's not that bad. There is an "empty" button that makes it spin the other way. Unfortunately, at least for mine, it doesn't really empty but rather gets the bubble around to where the emptying doors can be opened to remove the litter. It is at least easier than renewing litter in a traditional box (unless you line the litter box with a trash bag already)
1021819
I breed Napoleons and I used to swear by Everclean multi cat. It was VERY dusty but it controlled the odor so well I put up with it until I tried this. I will never use another brand again!!!!! If you have tried as many litters as I have, you'd agree this litter not only has no dust but it clumps like a rock! I have a male that goes in one corner and occasionally the litter sticks to the side of the box. What I do is scoop out any clumps and then throw more litter on where it is sticking. Within minutes I can go back and all of the urine has been soaked up and I scoop it out. Hope it helps!
564418
I have not had a problem with anything getting stuck. The litter absorbs and clumps and moves everything along but you will have residue that will build up so it will require occasional cleaning. You can take it outside and spray out with a water hose and clean it. My only wish is that it had an electronic eye and would turn itself on automatically instead of requiring the cat to step on the mechanism. I have a cat that just jumps in and out without triggering it, so I have to check it a few times during the day and manually trigger it and after I have been at work all day, I can smell urine when I get home because the box has not cleaned itself. I have not had a problem with anything getting stuck. The litter absorbs and clumps and moves everything along but you will have residue that will build up so it will require occasional cleaning. You can take it outside and spray out with a water hose and clean it. My only wish is that it had an electronic eye and would turn itself on automatically instead of requiring the cat to step on the mechanism. I have a cat that just jumps in and out without triggering it, so I have to check it a few times during the day and manually trigger it and after I have been at work all day, I can smell... » Read More I have not had a problem with anything getting stuck. The litter absorbs and clumps and moves everything along but you will have residue that will build up so it will require occasional cleaning. You can take it outside and spray out with a water hose and clean it. My only wish is that it had an electronic eye and would turn itself on automatically instead of requiring the cat to step on the mechanism. I have a cat that just jumps in and out without triggering it, so I have to check it a few times during the day and manually trigger it and after I have been at work all day, I can smell urine when I get home because the box has not cleaned itself. « Show Less
2211648
I do. I had it in my half bath with litter box. I did pretty good in there. I moved litter box to an open area so moved unit as close as I could get it to it but I think it is to far away. This is not a miracle worker but not a bad little unit.
1699905
We've been using ours for over a month, and today was the first time. There were 3-4 small pieces of feces that fell through the scoop. I fished them out with the old litter scoop, and problem solved. We've run it roughly 4 times a day for 35 days...140 times with no smell. Once in a blue moon it'll happen, I can live with that. -I just turned on the exhaust fan and closed the door.
1692361
I'm sorry I do not know, however, after using the litter for a while, it started to track. At first it was great, didn't use excess litter( I have a litter robot) . As time went by the tracking was really bad and if you have a long hair cat, the litter gets imbedded in her fur. Good luck