Anyone use this to litter train very young kittens?
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I bought this to use for my oldest cat, that is 19 years old and can hardly walk. My three legged cat also uses it. I think it would work great for kittens. You do need a litter catching mat in the front of it.
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I have an automatic kitty litter box and use the crystals. I use the crystals that they recommend, and they are fairly small. I have bought others and they are a lot chunkier and did not work as well. My cat has no problems with the crystals .
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You can use the Petsafe simply clean cotinuous - clean litter box we had two of them . We like it I think you will too. Andrea it will help you out it and your cat will like it too.
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I'm wondering this as well - we have a cat that will not use a litter box but will use puppy pads.... thinking of trying one of these. Anybody try this yet?
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I have 5 Persian cats and have 2 litter robots.they are great and money well spent. One would be enough but will need emptying more often. Be sure to use worlds best litter, clumping clay litter will burn the motor out and wreck the seals
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No Not at all. I had 4 LB Kittens and they were not comfortable with it. It is way to small even for Kittens. It is not made well at all either. I would not recommend this one.
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My cats had no problem, Mix the two litters together at first(a little used litter too, so it smells like "bathroom"). Then try using all crystals. If you make the switch gradual they should adapt.
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I would not recommend for kitty litter. It's not deep enough. My cats would have litter every where.
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Yes, I use it and it works great. I can also use less of the yesterday's news litter so I am saving money there too. The YN litter with the Breeze Tidy cat system is the perfect combination. Don't use the pellets that came with the Breeze litter system, the cats don't like them and they don't work good. The YN works great and cats love it with the Breeze system. I used both and it's wonderful.
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I use fresh step scoopable multi cat for my two growing kittens. Whenever I notice that it's about half full, I lift it up and drop it a little to ensure the waste is compacted in there. With the fact that my kitties are growing, they "go" a LOT, so I find myself emptying the unit twice a week I'd say. I've actually gotten in the habit of scooping whatever is in there every time I use the bathroom. That's a bit off topic though, sorry :) Overall I'd say the bag weights 8 to 10 pounds when I remove it, and that guess is just by judging the weight of my cats when I hold them. They're from the same litter; one weighs 8 pounds and the other is 12 and a half. Hope that helped! I use fresh step scoopable multi cat for my two growing kittens. Whenever I notice that it's about half full, I lift it up and drop it a little to ensure the waste is compacted in there. With the fact that my kitties are growing, they "go" a LOT, so I find myself emptying the unit twice a week I'd say. I've actually gotten in the habit of scooping whatever is in there every time I use the bathroom. That's a bit off topic though, sorry :) Overall I'd say the bag weights 8 to 10 pounds when I remove it, and that guess is just by judging the weight of my cats when I hold them.... » Read More I use fresh step scoopable multi cat for my two growing kittens. Whenever I notice that it's about half full, I lift it up and drop it a little to ensure the waste is compacted in there. With the fact that my kitties are growing, they "go" a LOT, so I find myself emptying the unit twice a week I'd say. I've actually gotten in the habit of scooping whatever is in there every time I use the bathroom. That's a bit off topic though, sorry :) Overall I'd say the bag weights 8 to 10 pounds when I remove it, and that guess is just by judging the weight of my cats when I hold them. They're from the same litter; one weighs 8 pounds and the other is 12 and a half. Hope that helped! « Show Less
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Question...did you get the Litter Robot for your eight cats? I'm in the same position of having 8 rescue kitties and wanting some relief from catbox duty. Currently I use 4 huge Sterilite plastic storage boxes with 40 pounds of Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat litter per box. While I'm totally sold on the litter, scooping is still bothersome. But this box is really, REALLY expensive, so I'm asking around to anyone who has more than the usual complement of 2 cats.
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That is exactly what I want to use it for. The room gets so dusty but the cat won't use any other litter. We have 2 computers in the room, the cat box, and the dog is usually in the room with us. Anyone know if this will do the trick?
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I have a two year old and it can pick up all the crap he leaves lying around like cherrios, wee bits of toast, dried up globs of play-doh and so on. I'd imagine it would do a great job with cat litter.
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I tried this system, and don't really like it as the scoop is too small, as is the opening through which you must dump the clumps into the bin is small. I find that I spend twice as much time cleaning the litter boxes as the scoop is too small. If you don't mind the extra time scooping, and perhaps breaking up the larger clumps, then this system might be fine.
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Hi. Thanks for your question. My kitten was 9 months when I started using it so I am not 100% sure. The same company does have something specifically for small kittens I saw in the pamphlet they included in the litter bag. It is called "kitten attract". I think this product comes with a guarantee too. Hope this helps and congratulations on your new kitten! :)
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Our bunny is 9 years old. I honestly don't remember how we litter box trained him. I would suggest speaking to a pet store or vet. I wasn't crazy about this litter box though. I didn't use the grate because I felt his feet could get stuck in it.
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If they are litter box trained I don't see why not! I use mine for chinchillas, it is just a good litter!