Does anyone know what is the best kind of electronic litter box? I have four adult siamese. What kind is the most effective.
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4/17/06 at 11:17am
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HI here is a thread that is about this topic. http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/sho...nic+litter+box
I hope this helps you out. But if not, you can go under the search this tread, and it will pop up a box that lets you put in words for what you are searching for. If you put in a few names of electronic litter boxes like Litter Maid. It will come up with other threads on that topic. I hope this helps, God bless
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I hope this helps you out. But if not, you can go under the search this tread, and it will pop up a box that lets you put in words for what you are searching for. If you put in a few names of electronic litter boxes like Litter Maid. It will come up with other threads on that topic. I hope this helps, God bless
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My favorite litter box of all of tried is the booda clean step. It kinda looks like an igloo with a ramp in...it keeps the most mess in the box and very little smell gets out. I'm planning to replace my other litter box with a second booda clean step when i get down to pet smart
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I saw those but I have one I can not work LOL
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[quote=Renny]My favorite litter box of all of tried is the booda clean step.
I've seen pic's of these. They look interesting, but are they easy to keep clean? I scoop 2x a day. It looks like it would be hard to get in there to scoop and actually see what you were doing. It's a neat design though.
I've seen pic's of these. They look interesting, but are they easy to keep clean? I scoop 2x a day. It looks like it would be hard to get in there to scoop and actually see what you were doing. It's a neat design though.
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[quote=Kittycleo]
Actually you just lift the whole lid off to clean inside. The design seems to keep the litter inside along with the smell. I mainly got it because mine have the habit of poucing on each other in the litter box mid-poop and i end up with a big mess. 
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My favorite litter box of all of tried is the booda clean step.
I've seen pic's of these. They look interesting, but are they easy to keep clean? I scoop 2x a day. It looks like it would be hard to get in there to scoop and actually see what you were doing. It's a neat design though. |

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Mine has a side scoop sift thingy. I got it off dogz.com and I can not figure it out 

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littermaid fan, here - just got my 4th one. currently have 3 working littermaids. i've posted a lot about them in the past, so you should see my thoughts on them if you do the searches.
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Can you tell me about it please. I noticed it is over 100.00 and if you like it I might try it. I was going to try the chicken feed.
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4/19/06 at 11:20am
I'm in a small apartment, so I don't really have a good spot for the mega litter box.
I have an extra large regular litter box with a large rim going around it. This is placed inside of a huge rubbermaid that I've cut a hole in for a door. I keep a litter catcher mat in the space between the door and the box. When company comes over, I put the lid on it, so it looks just like a huge rubbermaid in my bathroom hallway. Otherwise, it's open air. Angelo isn't a fan of covered litter boxes. I know they make litter box furniture like this, but my DIY version only cost me $10.
The downside is that Angelo tries to cover his litter by pawing at the sides of the rubbermaid.
I have an extra large regular litter box with a large rim going around it. This is placed inside of a huge rubbermaid that I've cut a hole in for a door. I keep a litter catcher mat in the space between the door and the box. When company comes over, I put the lid on it, so it looks just like a huge rubbermaid in my bathroom hallway. Otherwise, it's open air. Angelo isn't a fan of covered litter boxes. I know they make litter box furniture like this, but my DIY version only cost me $10.

The downside is that Angelo tries to cover his litter by pawing at the sides of the rubbermaid.

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Random, I have two big guys and I hated the idea of getting a costly extra large litter box. So my husband said why don't we just use this. And it was just what you came up with. Though I use the whole thing as a kitty litter box. I have two Chi's that like to eat the cat litter. So cut a hole in the lid, and there you have it out of reach of silly dogs. LOL
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Can you tell me about it please. I noticed it is over 100.00 and if you like it I might try it. I was going to try the chicken feed.
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