will this work for cat not covering poo? My large cat doesn't cover her poo... will this box work? Would love to stop running to the box to cover and scoop. Is it timed so that it dehydrates long enough if it's not buried? thanks. will this work for cat not covering poo? My large cat doesn't cover her poo... will this box work? Would love to stop running to the box to cover and scoop. Is it timed so that it dehydrates... » Read More will this work for cat not covering poo? My large cat doesn't cover her poo... will this box work? Would love to stop running to the box to cover and scoop. Is it timed so that it dehydrates long enough if it's not buried? thanks. « Show Less
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I definitely agree with all of the comments. Not a worry for poop. I have 1 cat and I replace the disposable box ONCE A MONTH. BEST $100 purchase EVER.
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Yes, it works fine. The crystals work to dry the poop before it is pushed into the "storage area" so it can stunk for a while, but after it gets moved it is the same as if the cat buried it. You can adjust the time that the box waits before "pushing."
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This works great for my cat who never lingers long enough to cover her poo. The whole litter box is a great success at our house.
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Yes, it's a non-poop-covering cat-owner's dream. The rake shoves it all into the container, which hides the poop and the odor. I empty out the poop once a week with 2 cats. I love this box, I'd highly recommend it.
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This is great for cats with declawed or not. When you fill it with clumping litter it is deep enough that the cat does not rip the liners. I have not had a problem. clumping happens and the rest of the litter sifts through. place in disposable bag and put in more clumping type litter. I would recomed this product. I found something similar at Walmart but couldnt find them so orderd through amazon.
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I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
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When we bought ours, we tossed out the other box immediately. Before our cats used the Clevercat, we put about a half a cup of soiled litter right by the hole & a little more down in the fresh litter. We have 5 cats & all of them were using it within a half hour. I would think it will only prolong their getting used to a new box if the two are sitting beside each other. Also we used 30 gal. Flex bags & they couldn't tear it as easy & cleanup is a snap. Hope this helps.
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Hi Kelly - My one cat likes to back up against the side to urinate, and would sometimes overshoot the edge. She still does the same thing and what I noticed is just a little urine on the edge of the box after I take of the lip to scoop. So, I'd say it's contained. The box is the deepest I've ever had and I haven't seen any drips..I completly wash it out every 2 weeks and have not noticed any drips down the outside. I'm pretty happy with it. Sure contains the litter....only a few escape now. It was ridiculous before.
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This box only works with clumping litter. I have not used the litters you are asking about, so I am unsure if either are clumping. I no longer use this box and consider that it was a waste of money to purchase. The box does not empty the used clumps as advertised. The used litter got stuck in the slotted area and required that I use a scoop to move it to the bottom drawer area. Also due to what I consider a design flaw, the area that holds the litter was not tall enough internally and allowed urine to spill over into the bottom area of the box. I hope this helps.
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Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound clump. That would be bad, to say the least. Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound... » Read More Your question uses the word "on," did you mean "in"? If so, then yes, scoop the box, put it in the toilet and flush. This is meant to be an alternative to throwing away pet waste in the trash, which will eventually be buried in a landfill for 500 years before breaking down.If you had an alternative method of training your cat to use the toilet, this is not a good product for placing inside the bowl of the toilet. If you place 5 pounds of this litter inside your commode, it will soak up all of the water available, until it becomes approximately a 20 pound clump. That would be bad, to say the least. « Show Less
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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.
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My only suggestion is this: try using 1/2 CRYSTALS & 1/2 of your regular kitty litter that you were using. I did this for my 3 cats and they all took to it fine. After a couple of weeks, I was able to stop using the old litter & now I only use the Crystals which last so much longer. Good luck, because it is a wonderful litter box!
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BEst thing to prevent tracking is to put one of those huge litter catching mats in front of the litter boxes. I have 3 huge Maine Coon boys. I have 3 of the largest litter pans known to man, in conjunction with this litter and litter catching mats, I have no odor, no tracking of litter, and no litter dust. I'm in heaven. http://tinyurl.com/k7wuv9h
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If you mean, is the box large enough to keep the litter or sand inside the box and would it be appropriate for digging, my answer would be that my cat digs in the litter before he uses it. The box keeps the litter inside, except for some that may come out when he jumps out.
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Did you recently change the type of litter you are using? If a cat uses the box to urinate but defecates outside the box, it means she doesn't like the litter. Like the other person asked, is the box to small and maybe she is trying to use the box but is going over the side? I haven't used the spray for this reason but like it for cats that spray.
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I stopped using the scoop and started using dog poop bags (BioBags) - this way I can pull out the poo with a large handful of the litter if necessary. The litter stays MUCH cleaner that way. I do feel a prey model diet so my cat poops at most 1x every other day and for the most part they are well formed so that makes it much easier too.
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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.
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That all depends on your cats digging technique. If he or she is a digger then put in more litter. The good thing about this one is it's minimal dust. Regardless whether it's a lot of litter or a little bit, you'll only scoop up what's left there whether it's pee or poop, it will still be the same volume you're scooping out whether it's a lot of litter or not. The more litter there is the less chances it seeping through to the bottom of your litter box which will make it dirty faster. Sometimes too much litter and the cat will go crazy digging - all depends on your cat's bathroom preference.
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Hi Martha!I also have a large cat, ( Maine Coon) I used the 3/8 sisal rope & so far no problems as it's been on there for several months. I made a cat scratching post out of a 4x4 & wrapped it as tight as I could. Also, I keep my kittys front claws trimmed. maybe trimming might help you as well, ( if you're not doing that of course!) I also turn my post around from time to time, so she don't scratch in the same spot.
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I would suggest you to cover one layer of plastic liner under the litter so that you can keep this box stay longer... My cat is always spreading the litter all over around every time she finished her thing....so this one works for her.