My cat stands up to pee, spraying the side of the box. If he sprays against the bubble, will that portion get cleaned as it cycles?
1655111
The bubble does a full rotation, counterclockwise. There is a pair of square hotels to with a spring loaded door for the waste to fall through. So depending on where he sprays, litter may or may not go over the spot to soak up pee. And the cat might actually spray outside the bubble if he aims high enough toward the front. It's not really tall enough for a full grown cat to fully stand to pee though, so he may adjust his position to accommodate. If anything, this thing is super easy to clean. I took the bubble portion out back and hosed it down, then towel dried it. Hope this info helps. The bubble does a full rotation, counterclockwise. There is a pair of square hotels to with a spring loaded door for the waste to fall through. So depending on where he sprays, litter may or may not go over the spot to soak up pee. And the cat might actually spray outside the bubble if he aims high enough toward the front. It's not really tall enough for a full grown cat to fully stand to pee though, so he may adjust his position to accommodate. If anything, this thing is super easy to clean. I took the bubble portion out back and hosed it down, then towel dried it. Hope this info helps.
1655112
The bubble does a full rotation, counterclockwise. There is a pair of square hotels to with a spring loaded door for the waste to fall through. So depending on where he sprays, litter may or may not go over the spot to soak up pee. And the cat might actually spray outside the bubble if he aims high enough toward the front. It's not really tall enough for a full grown cat to fully stand to pee though, so he may adjust his position to accommodate. If anything, this thing is super easy to clean. I took the bubble portion out back and hosed it down, then towel dried it. Hope this info helps.
387558
No matter the size the cat, the problem with this type box is that cats pee against the side of the box causing urine to collect under the pan creating an awful mess. I would not recommend this box no matter the size of your cat.
1894378
I would suggest using a clear Rubbermaid or plastic container. If your town has a plastic fabrication shop, you can get one custom made for less than $50.00. I have a cat that stands when she pees and using a 12" tall Rubbermaid box prevents damage to other surfaces.
458134
There is a hole for the tail which also allows the cat to go to the litter box. My cat can use the litter box successfully with the diaper on; however, depending on the fit of the diaper, sometimes the feces end up in the diaper instead.
1644619
I love this box. My cat used to make a royal mess covering and getting the litter everywhere! Now he just covers from the inside or the front. No litter outside the box except a little in front when he gets out.
1411838
No. A man peeing standing up will produce far more splatter than our cats do. They way they squat, everything is directed downward. I note zero residue on the toilet seat itself as a result of the cats using it. During training, yes, our white adapter regularly got urine on it if the cats peed at the edge of the insert.
1970325
The inside of the "robot" is shaped like the inside of a globe with the bottom half being made of a very thick rubberized plastic. So even if your cat urinates sideways it would run down into the litter
1537238
I know this is going to be an odd answer - but our lovely cat doesn't like when dad is out of town, well her way of expressing her displeasure is by peeing on his side of the bed during the night. The few times she has done it we have had nothing soak thru to the mattress itself.
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Sort of , it's more like a cupping device to keep the litter in. My son's cat used to do that too , turning around and peeing out the door. It does help it to stay in , like a splash guard, but nothings perfect when dealing with that. I keep an old towel under the litter pan and change it daily.its easier than cleaning it up after the pee goes under the pan and is floating. I do think the bottom lip on the pan helps quite a bit compared to the regular type of litter pans. We also got his cat the big corner pan as opposed the the smaller oval pan. That helps keep it in as well. Good luck to you ! Sort of , it's more like a cupping device to keep the litter in. My son's cat used to do that too , turning around and peeing out the door. It does help it to stay in , like a splash guard, but nothings perfect when dealing with that. I keep an old towel under the litter pan and change it daily.its easier than cleaning it up after the pee goes under the pan and is floating. I do think the bottom lip on the pan helps quite a bit compared to the regular type of litter pans. We also got his cat the big corner pan as opposed the the smaller oval pan. That helps keep it in as well. Good luck to... » Read More Sort of , it's more like a cupping device to keep the litter in. My son's cat used to do that too , turning around and peeing out the door. It does help it to stay in , like a splash guard, but nothings perfect when dealing with that. I keep an old towel under the litter pan and change it daily.its easier than cleaning it up after the pee goes under the pan and is floating. I do think the bottom lip on the pan helps quite a bit compared to the regular type of litter pans. We also got his cat the big corner pan as opposed the the smaller oval pan. That helps keep it in as well. Good luck to you ! « Show Less
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I don't know for sure, I don't have that problem with my cats. I did spray some water around the edges where the top connects to the bottom and there was no leakage. The only problem I see is if your cat sprays toward the entrance to the box.
1310988
The bubble gives the cats more room to move. My larger cats tend to stand with their front paws in the bubble while the go.
95670
Yes it will. I just spray then wait a couple of minutes then wipe.But I have found that even though the smell is gone sometimes there is still the cat spray stain left - sometimes this too can be removed with a "magic sponge".
2013289
My cat has not re-soiled the area. Our Feline vet sells plugins that are made with Urine Off to discourage accidents.
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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
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Well every cat is different, but I'd say the transition should be gradual. Definitely pour some of his old litter with some feces in there so he can learn to associate the smell with bathroom. Keeping his old box out for a bit of time is a good idea too, at least until you see that he willingly (and often) uses the Clevercat box.
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I have a cat who insists on going right outside the litter box, so I put the pad down under the box. This particular cat doesn't try to cover anything up. I change it every morning. Has been working fine for years.
2141589
I honestly do not clean my cat's box everyday. It's more like once a week. But in regard to you question it will not affect the product. The one thing you need to do with this product is use a clumping litter. As long as you do that you're golden. I've really enjoyed this box, I would highly recommend it.