How long does one box last for one cat?
1655637
Forever, almost. I sprinkle a little bit and that is all it takes. I have had the same box for six months or so. Absolutely worth it!
1655638
Last a long time. I have three cats and this stuff works great. I sprinkle a little on the cat littler every time I scoop. Smells great and I have no complaints about the cat little smell in my home. I order one box a month.
1655639
approx 2 months... but it depends on how stinky your cat is. :) I also find it works best to pour a little in before the litter, and then a little on top.
1422405
My cat gets a half a packet in the morning and half in the evening. I just fold the packet over and leave it on my counter. My vet recommended a packet a day so that works for me.
2221018
I can't remember. A LOT! Like 5000! I am pretty sure one box will last my school about 5 years.
2024124
Our older cat is thirteen years old and he had no problem adapting to the new top-entry box. Our younger kitten also had no problems. We had to get two litter boxes (one per cat) and it seems to be working out well. The dog has stopped raiding the litter box for snacks. All is good...
1501735
The pads can be flipped so as to give your cat a new surface! So one pad can last a good 2-3 months.
2181031
How often do you change the box? I have two cats and change it twice per week. I also add about 1/4 cup baking soda to the litter once a week and a couple spoonsfull to the box. That seems to take Carr of almost all odor. I also clean the box with a hose about once every 6 weeks.
358024
The host from my cat from hell TV show recommends that you have one extra litter box for the # of cats in the house. I have two cats, so I have a total of three litter boxes...and this is before I knew that's what he recommends.
420645
Yes, as long as the feeder is checked on a regular basis to determine whether or not it is still upright and containing a kibble food that is compatible with the feeder. For one cat, the food should last seven or eight days, though, I would start by checking it every day to understand consumption rate and adjust restocking accordingly. Bob E
83878
About a month or two. Also depends on if your cat picks and chews them off.
143016
we have had no issues with the cat food being fresh and dry. The cats still tuck in and frankly - the bin only lasts around 2 weeks in terms of food lot sizes so not too much time for the biscuits to go terrible.
136973
Hi. I only left the old box there for a day. I took it away and watched my cats and they used it right away. Try using some litter from the old box into the new one. Don't worry she will use it. Put it in the same spot as the old one.
120538
I think it probably depends on your cat some and how well they tolerate them. My cat couldn't care less they're on and they last 3+ weeks. The first time you put them on is annoying but once you get through that they usually come off one at a time so only have to replace one rather than do all of them all over again. I find myself replacing one a week maybe. I love them.
1458963
hello Ron, The box says every 3 months but I change them approximately every 2 months. (that's just me) I have one cat and she is only 9 lbs. She also has a regular litter box downstairs. I am sure the scoopfree one would last as long as they suggest.
307473
30 pound bag lasts 4-5 weeks in my two-cat household. We don't scoop but change the whole contents every 2-3 days putting about 1.5 inches of fresh litter in the clean box. Been using for months and happy with the product.
1851004
I too have one cat....for the first time in 30 years. I find I only change the litter bag once a week now. What a change from being a two cat household!
1370592
I have two rabbits that share a large litter box, and I change the litterbox at least once a day. You dont need much litter though, as the pellets expand with moisture so one 26lb bag lasts around a month in my case - but I have two 5lb bunnies, not a cat or a dog.
776745
Two weeks is a while. I've used it for a few 1 week vacations, and I've come home to a mess sometimes. It depends on how stressed out the cats were that I left, and whether I set the box up correctly. I would set it up the way you want for your vacation a week in advance, to make sure the cats are used to it and also make sure the box is operating correctly. Fill with granules and solution, maybe run a clean cycle before you go.