A self-cleaning box with an open top, so cats that refuse a closed drum step right in. It sifts after every visit and tracks your cat’s weight as it goes.
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Many cats refuse the dark, enclosed drum of a typical robot box. This one stays open on top, so stepping in feels like a normal litter box, and the cleaning happens on its own.

The wide, 16.5 inch open entry lets a cat see out while it goes, which calms the ones that balk at a dark tunnel. The roomy space suits big cats, kittens, and stiff seniors who struggle to climb into an enclosed unit.
After each visit it sifts the clumps and drops them into a sealed bin below, holding up to 30 days for one cat. You lift out a bag instead of scooping daily, and an aromatherapy box keeps the air fresh between empties.
Infrared and weight sensors halt the cycle the instant a cat steps in or near, like a garage door reversing on contact. The gear uses non-toothed segments that limit how far it turns, so nothing can pinch a curious paw.
It weighs your cat on every trip and logs how often and how long they go in the app. A steady drop in weight or a jump in visits often shows up before other signs, giving you an early nudge to call the vet.
The usual reasons people hesitate on an automatic box are noise, safety, smell, and what happens when the wifi drops. Here is how each one is covered.
Works with plant, bentonite, mineral, and mixed litters. App remote control needs wifi, the cleaning cycle does not.
