Self Cleaning Litter Box with APP - Automatic Cat Litter Box for All Your Cats, Odor Control, Spacious Interior and Large Wastes Bin Capacity,Includes 40 Litter Bags

We are a three cat household and have been battling with the hassle of litter boxes and tracking for years. I finally broke down and bought this unit and, WOW, I just wish I had gotten this a long time ago!!! The main reasons that I decided on this unit over others are the SIZE (I wanted something big enough to fit my 15 pound fluffy boy cat), The fact that it’s ENCLOSED (to minimize litter messes), the DRUM DESIGN (it’s not only safer, but critically the drum can be easily lifted and washed out with the hose for easier cleaning). I also noticed on other reviews that the APP for fluffy cat seems to be a lot better than some of the other brands. When this came in, it did not disappoint! It was easy to set up. The app works great. The weight monitoring is precise enough so that I can tell which cat is using the box, which is a great feature for health tracking. We use world’s best litter, which is a natural corn-based litter and small granules. That seems to be working just fine, and I haven’t had any issues so far with messes inside the box from the cleaning cycle. I do think it’s important to turn on the shake setting, which is a feature of the app and helps ensure that all of the waste is coated in litter so you don’t get smears on the inside walls of the drum during cleaning process. I set the automatic clean to occur 20 minutes after use to make sure enough time goes by for urine to properly clump. I’m also very surprised with how well my cats took to this. I was worried that especially our shy female cat would be afraid of it. But all three cats got in and used it within the first hour of setting it up and have been choosing this box over the others in the house since we set it up. Some litter does still end up outside the entrance to this box but it’s certainly a manageable amount and nothing that a mat can’t solve. I’d say the tracking is equal to if not less than what you would expect with any other box. Overall, well worth the money, and a must have for multicat households! Jury is still out on ease of cleaning manually and odor control, but I will update the review for those.

First, this litter box isn’t an eyesore and is actually nice looking which is a definite plus. It comes assembled so it’s a snap to setup. I love that the app is so detailed and notifies me when my cats use it, it’s also nice that it weighs them when they enter! The cleaning cycle is slow moving and very sensitive to motion, which is important with these boxes for the safety of your fur babies. I’m using Tidy Cats Free & Clean litter with it- it’s my first time using clay litter rather than crystal and I like that one with this machine. It’s a solid little unit made of strong material and with better design than the old fashioned scoop-free boxes and is working well as an upgrade from that so far. Update: After a few days of having this box, my cats have quickly come to prefer it over the other two boxes in the house. They are loving it!

I have 4 adult cats, ages 5 yrs to 13 years, weighing 9.1, 12.1, 13.7 and 21.7 pounds . One of my cats immediately took to FurryTail. The two cats I feared might not like this litter box - took to it first. I put some of the litter from the old box (without the poop or pee) into Furry. I left one of my two manual litter boxes down beside Furry for two to three weeks. After 2 weeks I picked up the manual litter box and all 4 migrated to the FurryTail. At first they were mesmerized and curious when FurryTail started to rotate and clean itself. I left the auto-clean timer at 10 minutes, which is the default setting. I found if I were to lessen the time, the pee clump doesn't set up and can stick to the drum and the yellow sifting screen. It took a while to connect the drum unit to wireless because I use 5G and this thing connects on 2G. I had to call the NetGear service, brand of my router, to help me connect everything on 2G. It took a while for us to get it to connect but with repeated punches of the buttons in the front of the cradle, we finally got it to take - and connect to wireless. You have to have your phone also on 2G for all items to connect and get on wireless. But the app is something else... in a good way. The app keeps great track of my cats and their bathroom habits, their weight, what time they go, the time they spend in the drum, etc. You'll learn more about your cats' bathroom habits that you thought you'd want to know...but I like it. Sometimes I have to reach in the drum with a litter scoop and knock the poop or pee loose that is clinging to the inside of the drum so it can be removed; then I hit manual clean on the app. Several of my cats go in head first, use the litter, then come out, turn around and go back in half way head first using their front feet to bury their "business". Furry registers that too - and you can tell because that cat shows up as using the box twice in a minute or less apart and the 2nd weight with only the front feet in registers as an unknown cat of lessor weight. Some of my cats use the box 4 times a day, some twice and the 20 pound cat uses it once a day. I do watch the app so that no one is constipated as I do not allow my cats outside and they get furballs preening themselves so much when they are kept inside. The cats seem to use Furry most often in the evening until midnight and then early the next morning. As I said earlier, my cats weigh from 9.1 lbs to 21.7 lbs. There is plenty of room for each of them. I empty the waste bag every other day. I started using grocery bags in place of the bags they supply but I found those bags often had leaks or tears and I'd have to tape over the tears - so I went back to buying bags on Amazon, However, if i run out of bags, I can always use a grocery bag if need be. I do NOT use the FurryTail bags. I have found a better size bag on Amazon (not so wide) and it fits the opening better. With the bag I use being narrower, not to much plastic has to be gathered up under the magnetic ring and I feel it is more secure without the extra gathered plastic. It is a white bag with a blue pull tab and I just bought a new supply of 80 for $20. There is absolutely no odor if you empty the bag when time. The unit is very very quiet. I cannot hear it unless I go to where it is. There is a downside, which so far I find is very inconvenient. When I take the drum off the cradle to thoroughly clean it (every 3 weeks) because of the sticking pee/poop to the insides of the drum. The poop/pee stick to the inside of the drum far worse than it stuck to a regular (non-automatic) litter box. There is one hole in which to put your arms, rag, and cleaner into the drum for cleaning (that is the big hole the cats go into on the front side). I cannot see the inside of the drum around the back side of the big hole - so I use a 6" mirror to see the inside of where the hole is. Inconvenient, but with enough soap, disinfectant spraying, and rubbing, the inside comes fairly clean. There are some corners and some screws in the drum that I wish were better placed so you could more easily get all the stuck litter off. I am not going to carry this drum outside and down my porch steps to clean it with a hose - and I am not going to put it in my bathtub and get litter down my drain pipes. Instead I take the drum off the cradle, place it on a 4' x 6' piece of plastic on the vinyl flooring and clean it there. In my way of cleaning, water can't be run thru the drum but I clean it with a spray cleaner and a rag. I do wish the inside of the drum and the rubbery part where the litter lays was a little more slippery so the wet litter wouldn't stick to it as much. The yellow screen's holes are a bit too large and nickel/dime size pieces of poop fall thru it and don't get into the waste bag, but that doesn't hurt anything. The inside of the drum and the yellow screen get nasty with poop/pee/litter smeared on them. I see most other automatic litter boxes have this same screen and there are complaints about this in their reviews as well. When I am done washing the drum, I put it back on the cradle and it seats itself and corrects the error message it gives with the drum off. You don't have to unplug the unit if you don't want to. I have back issues, so I am VERY grateful I only have to bend over a little bit to remove the trash (used poop/pee) bag, where as with many of these automatic litter boxes, you have to bend over to the floor or get on your knees, as the trash (used poop/pee) bags sit in a container directly under the drum on the floor. See attached photo which shows the door to the trash (poop/pee) bag. Seriously, other than not scooping smelly litter for 4 cats - the location of the poop bag is the BEST thing about this litter box. I do recommend FurryTail - and my cats are highly satisfied, as well. I have now had this 6 weeks and I am liking it more and more. I researched these automatic litter boxes for weeks and read almost every review about many of them. I really am happy I bought FurryTail and I would not buy any other model or brand. UPDATE: It is now a year plus later, October 26, 2025, and I am still as thrilled with this litter box as I was when I got it. My cats seem to really like this box and 3 of the 4 use it with no problem. I have a male cat that has ALWAYS peed OR sprayed outside the litter box, whether it is a manual box or this auto box. It's either a territorial or a security issue. I have had to put a 4' x 4' plastic tarp and dog pee pads on either side and in front of this box to contain the urine/spray. The cat is 11 yrs old and I have resigned myself to his wetting outside the box. He does do his #2 inside the box. I have even considered buying a 2nd box and put them side by side, but I think this one box is doing fine for the 4 cats. Before I bought it, my adult son was stationed in QATAR. I asked him via text if this was an unnecessary expenditure since I had already scooped 2 boxes for 4 cats for 8 years. He told me BUY IT, you deserve it! So I did - and I am sooo glad I did. I love this box and highly recommend it.

The litter box is good and I have 9 cats. I definitely need a Litter Robot 4 or another one of these along with the regular ones. It's quiet and easy to clean. The app is decent, it let's you track your cats easily however it does get a little janky when you're replacing Litter. The screen on mine flickers in and out for some reason even though everything is plugged in, it's never lost power though. The sensors work great and instant, never had any scares with a cat being inside and it moving. All 9 of my cats use it and like it. It comes with a pee guard and an extra sifter which is nice, but it broke unfortunately. For 9 cats I definitely recommend having it on clean after each use, and the change rate for my house is about once every 4-5 days for the bags. If you have a normal about of cats, probably clean every 10-30min or somewhere around there or the clumps become too big for it to get into the chute.