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How do I set the timer on the Litter-Robot?
Press and hold the Empty button on the Litter-Robot control panel for about 5 seconds to enter Wait Time Setting mode. One of the lights will start flashing, indicating the current Wait Time setting. Use the Reset button to toggle to the next setting: blue for 3 minutes, yellow for 7 minutes, and red for 15 minutes.
How long is the timer for Litter-Robot?
7 minutes
The Litter-Robot cycles 7 minutes after each use, but if the wait time is interrupted by another cat entering, the timer will reset for another 7 minutes, which could cause waste to be present in the litter for longer than 7 minutes.
Is Litter-Robot really worth it?
The Litter-Robot held more litter waste than any other self-cleaning litter box we tested. While the Litter-Robot did a good job of scooping the litter, cleaning it out was a chore, and arguably more of a pain than just scooping a traditional litter box daily.
How do you know when to change the litter?
If you clean the litter box daily, you might only need to change clumping litter every two to three weeks. If you notice an odor or if much of the litter is wet or clumped, it’s time for a change. Scrub the box every time you change the litter.
Why does my Litter-Robot say timing?
The Wait Time is the elapsed time starting from when your cat exits the Globe until the unit starts a Clean cycle. It can be set for 3, 7, or 15 minutes. The default Wait Time setting is 7 minutes.
How many cats can use one litterbox?
Follow this simple rule: one box per cat, plus one extra. So if you have two cats, you should have three boxes. Making sure everyone has their space can help ease elimination issues. Some owners prefer a hooded box, but some cats don’t like them.
What litter is best for Litter-Robot?
Clumping Cat Litter
All-Natural Clumping Cat Litter Litterbox.com natural litter is the best litter for the Litter-Robot. This clumping clay litter is made from sun-dried clay, is naturally unscented, and forms tight clumps fast while locking in odors. It contains no additives and has a soft texture that cats love.
Do cats like automatic litter box?
YOUR CAT MIGHT NOT LIKE it. Self-cleaning litter boxes aren’t ideal for all cats. Larger cats may not comfortably fit inside many models, and some cats are put off by the appearance and sound of the machinery. Bottom line: if your cat doesn’t use it, it’s not worth it.
How much is a Litter-Robot cost?
The Litter-Robot is $500. That’s a lot for a litter box, but it’s only in the midrange of the price scale for a fully automated appliance like a name-brand Roomba.
Why does my cat not cover his poop?
A cat may not cover his poop because the litter hurts his paws or he just doesn’t like the smell or feel. So try a variety of litter, from pine to shavings to granules. Some cats won’t cover their poop if the litter is too shallow or too deep. Others won’t cover if it’s too dirty.
Why does my cat pee in the litter box but poop on the floor?
Maybe it’s just Mercury in retrograde or something that’s causing your cat to go outside of the box. Most of the time, when cats go outside the box, it’s to pee, but they continue to poop in the box. This is common with intact male cats, female cats in season, and cats with urinary tract infections.