MeoWant Self-Cleaning Electric Cat Litter Tray, Integrated Safety Protection Automatic Cat Litter Box for Multi Cats, Extra Large/Odor Removal/APP Control Smart Cat Litter Box with Mat & Liner

Mejor inversion que compre, super facil de user y me ayuda mucho.

After researching quite a few self-cleaning litter trays, I decided to go with this one and I'm so glad I did. It has made a huge difference to daily litter box maintenance and has saved so much time. The automatic cleaning function works well, keeping the litter fresh throughout the day and reducing odours significantly compared to a traditional tray. One of the biggest positives is how spacious it is. I have a larger cat and there is still plenty of room for them to turn around comfortably. The safety features also give peace of mind, as the unit stops when it detects movement, so I don't have to worry about my cats using it. The app setup was straightforward and it's really useful being able to monitor usage, cleaning cycles, and litter levels from my phone. The odour control is much better than expected, and the waste compartment is easy to empty without any mess. The build quality feels solid and well designed, and despite looking quite high-tech, it's very simple to use. My cats adapted to it much quicker than I expected and now use it without any hesitation. The only thing to be aware of is that it takes up more space than a standard litter tray, but that's expected with any automatic unit and the benefits far outweigh that minor drawback. Overall, an excellent investment for cat owners. It keeps the litter cleaner, reduces smells, saves time, and makes life much easier. Highly recommended. 🐾😺

I held off for a long time before making a purchase like this. I did a lot of research before selecting this one. This automated litter box is great and you will end up using less litter than before, saving you money in the long run. This is definitely a good investment. You can set the interval for cleaning and it starts a cleaning cycle after the cat leaves the litter box. Mine is set to 1 minute. My two cats sometimes watch it while it is in motion, but best of all, it pauses if they get too close to it. It is very safe. I'm very happy with the product and it is one less task I have to worry about and my cats are healthier because of it too. It's a win win. The software is pretty good for the tasks it does. You rarely need to go into it. You basically set it and forget it. And if you want to schedule a manual clean, you can. You can also use compost bags for the waste. I put rubber bands around the compost bag and container so it doesn't collapse into the waste bin. As others have mentioned, it is suggested to make sure the bag covers the latch area as bits of litter collect in this area preventing the lid from closing properly. If you cover this area with the bag, you reduce this issue from happening. I suggest using a small brush to clean around this whole area and crevices to ensure the lid closes properly or you will have a mess (learned this my self the hard way). If the unit loses communication, a simple powercycle of the box fixes any common issues between the app and the box. Very rare if that ever happens. It's a solid product for what you get. Almost close to perfection in my personal opinion, minus the small issues I have came across. I highly recommend it.

Easy set up, our cat adopted it very quickly. We couldn't use the app, because it says that it's not available in Australia. But nevertheless, we don't need it as much.

I want to preface this review by saying I've been fostering cats for almost 20 years. My first automatic was the infomercial Littermaid and I'm no stranger to the weird, wonderful, and frustratingly nutty hacker universe of automatic litter boxes. I've had Litter-Robots since the II model and currently have four LR3s. Two of which are currently malfunctioning. Although my units range in age from 7 to 1.5 years, all of them have had mechanical issues at one point. Fortunately spare parts are available through Whisker or Robot Shop, but being good at troubleshooting and handy with a screwdriver should be a requirement for purchase of a Litter-Robot! For their extraordinary cost, I didn't think it was unreasonable to expect them to work flawlessly for *at least* a couple years before having to fix something. Yet, almost on schedule, a little over a year would pass and the new unit would start acting up. I never felt sure enough about the LR3s to ditch the manual boxes. Enter the MEOWANT. I follow One Man Five Cats on YouTube for his in-depth videos on all the new automatic litter boxes which have flooded the market in the past few years. Though he still put the Litter-Robot 4 at the top of his list, he felt the Meowant was the safest, didn't leak (!) and was half the price of the LR4 (!!!). I figured it was worth a shot. There was even a coupon for $80 off when I pulled the trigger. Now, almost four months later, me and the cats are very happy with the purchase. I even got another! Since the units are in my cattery, and because I have a revolving door with various cats, the app functionality isn't important to me. Reliability, safety and ease of use are my top demands and the Meowant hasn't disappointed. PROS: Very reliable. Not once have I found the drum stuck in the upside down position or non-operational as I often do with the LR3s. It's also easier to disassemble, empty and clean. Many of my foster kitties find the low entry more cat-friendly and start using the Meowant immediately. They're mesmerized and will often run up to watch it turn, allowing me to monitor how well the sensors are working. The Meowant's IR sensors are far better than the LR3s safety features, which only sense weight in the drum or bumping. Because of the Meowant's excellent sensors and simpler waste dumping, it seems almost impossible to me for a cat to get hurt (of course you wouldn't want tiny kittens in there, use some common sense). It's also nearly silent, except for the sound of tumbling clumps. CONS: The low entry means if you have kickers or head-in pee-ers or poopers, there's more to clean up. A surprising (maybe even shocking) amount of litter falls between the drum and the base, especially in front of the opening. You can find fences to fit the Meowant on Etsy, which will help. The filter screen gauge is too big (maybe 2x as open as the LR3) and can leave a lot of bits and chunks behind (especially with soft poops), meaning you'll have to "detail" your litter by hand. The latch on the waste door can be hard to open, part of which is due to litter getting into the cracks and holes around the waste receptacle area. I don't use a liner, so it would've been nice if the yellow bin liner holder could've been a handle instead, so I wouldn't have to reach into the dirty bin to lift it out for emptying. There's no on/off button, so the unit needs to be unplugged before emptying the waste bin, tidying up, or doing anything that might take longer than a minute. Since the company and the Meowant haven't been around for very long, customer service, warranty and finding spare parts could be problematic. Despite my lengthy con section, I'm actually contemplating buying another unit. The thing just works and has made my crazy cat life easier, instead of adding frustration and buyer's remorse.