Litter-Robot 3 Connect Essentials WiFi Enabled Automatic Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Box & Accessory Kit By Litter-Robot

Make litter-time a breeze for you and your favorite feline with the Litter-Robot 3 Connect Essentials Bundle Cat Litter Box.

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Make litter-time a breeze for you and your favorite feline with the Litter-Robot 3 Connect Essentials Bundle Cat Litter Box. This all-in-one bundle features the Litter-Robot 3 Connect self-cleaning litter box—a unit that automatically sifts your kitty’s waste and provides him with a clean pan every time. This bundle includes a fence to help your kitty go all the way into the box and contain any litter that may get kicked up as he does his business. It features a ramp to help give small or elderly cats a gentle way to enter the unit—and it catches stray litter on the way out. It also comes with 100 waste drawer liners and three carbon filters that are custom-fitted to the odor-controlling waster drawer to reduce unpleasant smells. It’s litter-ally everything you and your kitty need to take the work out of your daily litter routine!

Key Benefits

  • Self-cleaning litter box automatically provides your kitty pal with a fresh pan of litter every time he goes!
  • Special waste-sifting process eliminates the need to scoop and helps save time and money.
  • Includes a fence to encourage your feline friend to fully enter the box and help catch kicked-up litter.
  • A ramp helps give small or elderly cats a gentle way in and out of the unit.
  • Comes with 100 waste drawer liners and 3 carbon filters to help reduce unpleasant odors.

What’s Included

Litter-Robot 3 Connect,Ramp ,(100) Waste Drawer Liners ,(3) Carbon Filters, Fence

Additional information

Length

24.25 inches

Width

27 inches

Height

29.5 inches

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8 Reviews For This Product

  1. 08

    by Jewelieta

    I work a high stress job that leaves me drained, even on my days off. So, to ensure that my cats’ needs are not neglected I decided to invest in this gloriously magnificent product. I placed it downstairs in the unfinished basement on concrete flooring close to their old cat boxes. It only took one day for the first cat to take to it. The more jumpy one took about a week or so to get used to it. And, I knew he was using it without even visually checking due to the handy app that is connected via wifi! I love being able to look at the usage and get alerts if their is a fault or if the tray needs to be emptied. I go through far less litter than with a standard cat box. Thank you to the geniuses that contributed to such a solid and terrific product! This litter box combined with automatic feeders make it easier to go on vacation and work longer hours without feeling guilty that you’re neglecting them. So far, the only con I can mention is that the bags that go into the tray are far bigger than is needed. Other than that, this is a superb investment. Without question, this is paws down a highly recommended product.

  2. 08

    by Whisperer

    Love it, took a long time get both cats used to using it. We ordered a second one that should tell you something. Comes fully assembled except for the optional ramp. Only think I wish it did was notify me when the littler box is full. You have to go to the app and yes I am lazy but it does everything else, why not that? Second, Chewy did not have any Robot 3 in stock. I had to order the second unit directly from the manufacturer which said they would ship in 3-5 days.

  3. 08

    by Kittens

    I have been using the Litter Robot for 2 weeks now. It was easy to get started. Kittens all took to it easily. The unit works perfectly. No more cleaning litter boxes.

  4. 08

    by Rach

    One of my cats was scared of the moving that it does and peed in two different spots then i showed him with treats that it was okay and now he uses it. Miss having a door on the litter box to keep litter from escaping. Tracking is an issue.

  5. 08

    by Amanda

    It can take a cautious cat a little while to adapt, but being patient really pays off. I had some issues, but customer service really helped me out. I’m not “techie” but they walked me through the things that I didn’t get and now I feel like a pro. I LOVE that this is made in America.

  6. 08

    by Jess

    To start I have 2 cats. One pees normally and covers his waste. The other pees high and doesn’t really cover his waste. We are on day 2 of having this after it being recommended by co-workers. And it is AMAZING. Set up was easy. I left it off so the cats could see it. I also sprayed cat nip spray inside and out the litter in. Both were interested and investigated. I turned it on in front of them to let it do it’s first cycle (not recommended for everyone) and my cats were more interested in watching it then running away. I then turned it back off after making sure it worked, came back out about an hour later and it had been used. So I let it cycle again and just left it on. As far as I can tell both cats have been using it. But I turned my security camera on to notify me when they go near it to make sure they both are. Side note: I have had to switch their litter box a many times because of my one cat peeing high. So they are use to the change.

  7. 08

    by Missy

    Worth every penny. Both my cats used it immediately with no issues. I just put it where their old litter box was and used the same litter. I wish I would have invested in this litter box a long time ago. I love having a Clean litter box everyday and I don’t physically have to scoop it.

  8. 08

    by Diane

    I was skeptical about spending so much on a poo shack, but my life has dramatically improved since I suddenly inherited my mom’s 4 cats. Their lives are also better: they have a fresh bed of litter for each visit. It’s the priciest pet item I’ve ever bought, but glad I did.

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