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SCOOP FREE LITTER BOX | 
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| Brand: Get Organized
Category: Lawn & Patio
Buy New: $99.00 - $154.38
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Avg. Customer Rating:  311 reviews
ASIN: B0015M07CI
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Product Description
ScoopFree Self Cleaning Litter Box Spend less time cleaning up after your cats so you can spend more time enjoying them. One touch of a button automatically cleans the litter box to reduce foul odors, create a dust-free environment and leave a fresh batch of litter behind for your pet's pleasure. Disposable trays makes waste disposal easy. Go hassle free for weeks at a time. 27 1/2 x 19 x 7"withplastic tray, 22 1/4 x 14 1/2 x 2 1/2".
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| Customer Reviews: Read 306 more reviews...
 Way too many good reviews July 24, 2008
We have two brand new kittens. I also have a dog that likes to dine out of the litter box. For this reason, I thought an electric box made sense. The mess would be scooped away before the dog had a chance to get to it. The first time one of the kittens used it, the smell was horrendous. I waited an hour hoping it would dissipate. Unfortunately, this was not the case. I had to scoop out the one poop, dispose of it outside immediately and light a match. I can't even imagine what the smell would be like with multiple messes in the box sitting for weeks. Maybe the other reviewers have olfactory issues and suffer from anosmia (an inability to smell). I cannot recommend this product.
This automatic litterbox works! July 21, 2008
I bought 2 for my 2 cats, and to my amazement they took to it, and this product works.
I hated the clay, and other previous litter and the horrible dust that they all have.
I read other reviews here on Amazon and bought the FOREVER Litter Tray - Scoop Free cartridge replacement from Rick on Ebay and that eliminates for the replacement cartridges. This FOREVER Litter TRAY is made from PVC plastic for this brand of litter box, and you just get rid of the crystals once a month by putting the "contents" into your trash bag. So if you don't want to buy and pay for replacement cartridges, this is a wonderful alternative.
It got rid of the smell and the work because this product rakes the "stuff" in about a minute, and waits until the cat has left the area which is about 20 minutes later.
I can't believe it took me 20 years of the other litter box methods to finally pay about $100 and $60 for the PVC tray, to get a little device that takes care of this horrible job that I hated.
For as long as the cats liked it... July 15, 2008
For as long as the cats liked it, this litter box was great. After about 6 months though, they didn't like it anymore, and switched back to the regular old litter box. Obviously I should have gotten rid of the old litter box! I'm going to try again, though.
Love it sorta July 12, 2008
After 16+ years of cleaning out kitty litter, I finally broke down and bought the Scoop Free automatic cleaner. I'd read several reviews on different kinds of automatic cleaners and decided on this one. From Day 1 I loved it! It was easy to put together, plug in and voile!! However, contrary to the 20-30 day tray replacement "promise", I barely get to two weeks (14 days) before the wash room starts smelling like urine (at 9 days). I keep the door closed for the most part and am pushing the replacement trying to get to 20 days-- right now I'm on day 15 and I think I'm going to replace it tomorrow. Can't deal with the urine smell. After she poops, the smell lingers for a few hours before it disappears. However, at this point, I am so fed up with cleaning her litter box, and her advanced age, that I figure I'll pay the extra for the convenience. Although at about $17/tray, this is quite a luxury! I cannot imagine having two cats with this.
 Make sure your floor is level July 12, 2008
With no bottom connecting the sides, the Scoop Free unit is essentially a rectangular frame. The disposable litter pan fits in the center of the frame and rests on the floor. If the unit is not on a level surface, the disposable pan does not fit properly in the frame: the rake (or part of the rake) either gets stuck in or moves over the top of the litter. I did not have this problem with my Litter Maid - Litter Maids have their own bottoms, so there are no fitment issues. I like the premise of the Scoop Free unit. I wish that the Scoop Free had a solid bottom and that the disposable pan were placed on top of it. The solid bottom would make the unit rigid enough to be used on unlevel surfaces. It would also protect floors in the event that the litter pan became saturated. .
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