Elite Self Cleaning Roll 'n Clean Litter Box, Midnight Black, Large (EL-RA20-1)

It is a very good litter box. The construction was easy and it works exactly as described, and cleaning the litter box is fast and easy. I've only used one other litter box (open tray) once before switching over to this, and from the comparisons I can make, there is much less litter dust flying around when using the Omepa Paw Self-Cleaning Litter Box. Although it is kind of expensive for a box that holds poop (although not as expensive as some of the other self-cleaning ones), it does make cleaning the litter box a much less annoying process and I totally recommend it. I only have small criticisms with the design: - the lip designed to help catch litter doesn't work for me because when I tip the box over to remove poops, the litter pieces fall to the floor. I found it easier to remove it and use a litter mat to catch the litter on the cat's feet instead - the material is easily scratched, after a week of using it, the bottom of the litter box is all scratched up from me moving it a little bit here and there while cleaning it. it's not like anyone looks at the bottom of the litter box so it's not a big deal, but for people who like things looking new for a long time might want to not push it around or keep a mat under it or something

It works mostly. Just like EVERYONE is saying, the plastic is super flimsy. So are the clips. It hasn't broken yet, but I imagine it's going to break before I change the box (I buy a new box every few years). As far as ease of use, you literally just roll it and it deposit the prezzies in the little scooper. I've noticed that the clumps are too big for the scoop sometimes, which makes a mess pulling it out because it scrapes on the opening. Gross lol. The area available for your cats to use isn't exactly massive either. Half of the box is the sifting system, so even though I bought the bigger size deliberately because I've got a fatty kitty she's definitely a lil smooshed in there. One cat is about 10lbs and slim, my fatty is 13 but she's a Siamese and is only supposed to be like 8lbs so she's quite. . . Round lol. Both use the box though. My fluffy cat also has this awesome habit of using the same exact spot in the litter box to urinate, which super saturates the litter in that spot and the clump winds up super glued to the back corner up against the grate. Soooo I have to go in and break it up with a scooper but what that means is the grate gets dirty too and it's a b and a half to try to clean it. However. I'm lazy. So lazy. I cannot even articulate exactly how lazy because that's too much work. I love that I literally just give it a roll, slap the bottom a few times, and yank out the scoop and litter box is (mostly) clean. It's soooo much easier than scooping daily, and it's a massive time saver too. I used to have a litter robot and obviously that's better, but I left it behind when i moved because I didn't have room for a spaceship of a litter box. Plus my chunky cat loves scraping her paws after she's done (quite the dainty lady isn't she?) and she ripped the lining up. Plastic boxes mean she can scrape to her fuzzy hearts content without destroying $600 worth of tech. Both of my cats like using the paw scraper actually, so I'm glad I got this version. Litter is everywhere still, haven't found a box that keeps the litter spray from happening but it's not really a Major concern for me. As far as smell, no door means no trapping the yuck. I prefer boxes with doors but this doesn't have one so no door for me I guess. When I notice it's stinking it's super simple to give it a roll and "scoop" twice a day or however many times I need to. my cats also have recently picked up the habit of not burying their presents (well actually the stray I rescued doesn't and he taught my chungus she didn't have to either. So thanks for that I guess lol) and rolling it also helps cover them in litter which helps them clump up and helps with the smell which is nice. Sometimes on super lazy days I'll give it a roll and just leave it up top because the scoop isn't full and rolling it coated the yucks so they don't stink anymore. Overall I'm... Pleased. I'll probably get another when it breaks, But for sure I will get the one that has the easy litter adding chute because I used to just use a little cup to scoop litter into the box to add it, so I figured why pay extra for something I don't need but the hole on this box is so small that it’s a massive pain in the butt to do that. I take the entire top off to add litter. Basically it's got a LOT of real negatives but the positives outweigh them at this juncture. We'll see how I feel when it breaks because for SURE it's going to at some point.

This is absolutely the best litter box on the market - after the first time you clean the litter you'll wonder why you didn't buy this sooner!! It was easy to put together. After reading the comments here and with the difficulties some people had, I bent the 'sifting' piece before snapping it into place in the bottom half of the box. I made sure there wasn't any problems with it, no cracks, then snapped the solid piece to the side of the box and folded the sifting side into the slots in the bottom of the box. The top fits perfectly onto the bottom and there are clips that hold the two sides together. If you don't have the top and bottom lined up properly the clips will give you a problem... just adjust it a little, make sure they're fit snugly together and the clips will slide very easy. After that, just insert the tray in it's spot and wait for your cat to 'go'. Some people have said their cats had a problem adjusting, mine really didn't - but then again, when it came time to transition, I didn't give them much of a choice..... I left one of their old boxes next to the Omega Paw Elite Self Cleaning Roll 'n Clean Litter Box and didn't clean it. First though, after I got it, I set it up and left it in the living room (without litter in it) so they could get used to it being around. They sniffed at it - jumped in it - just generally checked it out. After that, I moved it to where their old litter boxes were and as I said, I left one of their old boxes next to it and gave them the option to use either the old or the new box. They figured out what it was and started using the new box. I did get two of these as my two cats are high "producers" :-) Clean up is a breeze! Just roll it over slowly to the right side, the clean litter sifts into the bottom and the clumps gather into the top. When you roll it back to the left, the clumps drop into the tray. I read that someone else rolls it a little further to the left so more of the clean litter filters back into the area where the cat uses it. After that, just remove the tray, dump it, replace it, and you're done. I usually roll it over twice - the second time I'll hit the bottom of the box so anything that is stuck to the bottom comes off and goes into the tray. My cats like to dig down to the bottom of the litter box before they urinate so I always have stuck on clumps. If you're on the fence about buying this, wondering if it's worth the cost - trust me, for the ease and not having to scoop and deal with all the mess, it is absolutely worth it!!!

After having two cats before this I was pretty sure this time around I wanted a better litter box because scooping out poop is not what I want to do. Nor did I want an electrical one because they are so open and I don't want to have to keep sweeping up litter that the cat has kicked out. PROS: It's really easy to put together and I recommend to get the bigger Omega Paw because cats like space in their litter box and this one will be big enough for my cat as he grows. No more scooping! all you need is to roll it over and you can pull out the little tray, throw it into a plastic bag and toss into the trash. CONS: The litter gets into the little crevices on the inside, so when I tried to put back the grate it just wouldn't fit properly. I had to get a little knife and push out the litter that got caught so I could put the grate in properly, so it would lay flat and the top would clasp close. I still ended up needing to put a little duct tape on the grate on the inside so it would stay down enough for the top. Even though I have the top properly put on, it still manages to somehow sift out litter on on the floor when I roll it over. So I had to add a little bit of duct tape on the end so it wouldn't keep doing that. There is no ventilation on it the litter box(because your rolling it over obviously) but I am worried about summer time when it gets hot and I imagine its going to get pretty stinky. So far I've been adding an extra box of baking soda to the litter so it staves off the smell a bit and its working pretty good along with the sifting. Come summer time, I'll probably find out how stinky it will get(which worries me because if it starts to stink, then the cat won't use it). All in all I'm pretty happy with it and even though it has its quirks(like I stated above) it still manages to work well for us because our cat likes a clean litter box and all I have to do is roll it over to clean it. I do recommend throwing a mat in front of it, just because cats still like to kick around and ours manages to still kick out a bit(even though he's still a kitten).

Horribly Designed. The idea for this litter box is simple enough and makes sense. However, the execution is atrocious. If you fully rotate the box like instructed you run the risk of the grate/divider popping off and spilling everywhere. Furthermore, the scoop itself is does not work as intended. It very loosely fits into it's intended slot, has a steep bevel at the end for no reason, and is propped up on a little ramp on the top of the divider. With all these problems, half of the excrement and clumps don't actually get into the scoop and get under it instead. This leads to smearing and clumps stuck on the divider. This also leads to litter getting stuck in so many nooks and crannies that make hand cleaning the box difficult to take apart without spraying feces and used litter everywhere. In the 2 months I've had this box, with only 1 cat mind you, I've had to deep clean it 5 times which is more annoying than manually scooping in my opinion. I would say that this box does well with the scent but that's mainly the job of the litter itself, however, with feces and clumps getting stuck/smeared under the scoop or in the dividers nooks, the smell eventually gets really bad, hence cleaning it what feels like every other week. Not to mention, I've recently had the latches pop open and the divider fall out of place while flipping the box to "scoop" which, no surprise, made quite the mess. If you REALLY HATE manually scooping litter, then go ahead and order this, I myself have a really sensitive sense of smell and the smell would make me nearly vomit when I manually scooped. This, makes it bearable but the cleaning and hassle is a huge trade off. Unfortunately, this is the cheapest option available for a "Semi-automatic" litterbox. Edit: Recently purchased the Litter-Robot after enough internal debate and upon throwing out this litter box the base snapped and the filter/divider also broke. The litter was about an inch below the "max" line and still managed to break just from picking it up. If I could give less than 1 star I would

Well Id love to be able to tell you how much i live it. But our stupid amazon driver gave it yo the wrong house. I saw it st my nieces house and I loved how well it worked do I bought two. I spent over $100 for some other house who probably doesn't even have cats. Great product. Horrible delivery perdon!

As someone who struggles to get the litter box clean due to mental illness and mine and my partners very busy schedule, I now am able to clean the litter box before I go to work. it literally took me 1 minute to clean the litter box. I’ve cleaned it 3 times since it got here not even 24 hours ago because it’s just SO easy. My cats love it and it fits my 14lb cat and withstands his aggressive covering up technique. It’s made from solid material and is easy to take a part for a deep cleaning. I will definitely be recommending this litter box to every single person I know, which is a lot of cat people cause I work at an animal shelter 😂 If you are on the fence about buying it, DO IT, ITS A LIFE CHANGER.

I've purchased about 7 or so of these over the years. I reorder them every few years as with all plastic litter boxes the odor cannot be washed out after the plastic is scratched or just gets old. These are great litterboxes, or they used to be. I learned over the years that you definitely should not overload the litter and that you need to be careful taking them apart so you don't inadvertantly let the box twist otherwise the plastic will crack around the opening. The last I ordered on mid 2025 are very flimsy and the plastic is so much thinner that the risk or cracking is even greater. The cheap thin plastic also bows out when you roll the box and the grate pops out more often than not and you have to reach in an reset it. The whole idea of this style of litterbox is that you don't have to have your hands in or near the litter. The silver clips that hold the top on to the base now pop off when you take the top off to wash -- the plastic is so thin that the top bends and the clips pop right off. This never happened before these last two boxes. Design is great and handles all sizes of cats (I have 4) but it is so cheaply made I do not see it lasting very long because the plastic will break easily. The last thing -- the little plastic exit attachment is useless for the most part - the cats jump out of the box vs stepping on it so it hasn't ever done what someone designed it to do - I never use it because it makes not difference in the amount of litter that gets tracked out. Cheap plastic ruins the functionality of the box and will not last as long.

This is a very good litter box. It is very easy to use and clean and works just like it says it should. I am using much less litter. I used to buy one box a week and now one box lasts 3 weeks at least. I empty it every day, because it only takes a minute, and therefore there is no litter box smell as it is always clean. I have a small Rex cat and she uses it with no issue, I am not sure if a large cat would fit in this box though as the actual area that the cat uses is half the size of the container. I bought the one with the "metal" clips but they are just painted plastic so not worth the upcharge in my opinion.

I ordered it twice and both times I received it broken Don't order it .

Cela fait plusieurs semaines que j'utilise cette litière pour mon chat. Je suis très contente. Elle est bien conçue intelligemment. Je suis satisfaite de ne plus avoir à fouiller la litière avec une pelle pour en retirer les déchets. Elle est suffisamment spacieuse pour mon chartreux. Le volume général de la litière est très correct. Son utilisation est rapide et pratique. Pour moi, c'est un bon compromis entre un robot hors de prix et une litière classique. Les plastiques sont correctement solides. À voir avec le temps.

Muy comodo

I have a very large cat so ordered the large litter box. So far he has not gone Into the litter box but I continue to entice him to enter. Time will tell.