Omega Paw Roll 'n Clean Self Cleaning Litter Box, Brown, Large

This is the absolute best litter box I've ever decided to purchase. I have two cats and cleaning has never been easier. I used to have to squat down and spend time scooping the litter box, while also breathing in who knows what, and I decided that isn't what I wanted to do. Instead of having to spend $700 on a automatic litter box cleaner you can spend $40 and get the same thing. It literally takes 15 seconds to roll over, tap the bottom, and then roll back and even out the litter. I have severe adhd and I never take my meds (which I should), yet this litter box makes it extremely easy to clean, and now I can even clean it twice a day without even thinking about it. This was absolutely worth buying and I recommend this to anyone who is either unable to bend over/squat to clean the litter box or just people who are lazy or forget like me. I do see the issue with the tray not fitting into the box how it is supposed to but I've found that doesn't really affect the efficiency or cause litter to escape. It is super easy to assemble, and it seems to trap the smell, as I have it in a small room that gets stinky easily. Also, I have been using it with the Arm & Hammer Clump and Seal Slide litter. I don't know if you would get the same results with other ones, but the Arm & Hammer one works well for me, and seems to work well with the box.

I bought this 3 months ago for 2 adult cats. This is a really good solution. It’s basically an automatic box without moving parts which makes it simple and reliable. I wouldn’t recommend the chrome accented version because at its core this thing is cheaply made and that version is more expensive. But this version while cheaply made is cheap to buy so I’m pretty ok with that considering it does its job well (lots of reviews complain about its cheap construction but forget how cheap it is to buy, I don’t want a 400$ robot box…). This version is also big and holds a lot of litter meaning it only needs litter added once or twice a week and a good size cat has space to do its thing. We roll it once a day at night when that cats seem to use it less giving everything in there time to clump and be dry. It takes some common sense to use but none of my concerns about messiness inside played out. Nothing sticks after a slap or two and it actually works the first roll the majority of the time. It’s so easy even after months no one complains about doing it every day. The grate did pop out once but not on me so maybe user error. I may run a screw or 2 in it if it becomes a problem and it can leak a very little bit of litter while rolling, but cats track litter anyway so its not like its adding extra cleanup. Overall the cats life has improved a lot because there box stays way cleaner, and we save money on not replacing the litter weekly. With the litter we use the box will be paid for in saved litter is less than 5 months. It could be faster but we have done a full change monthly even though its still pretty fresh.

For the longest time, I've cycled through litter boxes because they either absorb the smell over time or get worn down. I thought using a steel-based ones would do the trick, but the cats would kick out litter a lot of the time and they weren't enclosed. I read that this litter box was self-cleaning, so I decided to give them a try. They are easy to assemble and sift the cat waste pretty good, making it simple to pull out the clumps using the handled bucket on the side. My only gripe with them is that when you tilt the litter box over to collect the waste, sometimes some litter will come out of the side despite the clamp being in place. However, with it being enclosed and easy to clean up, it's not that bad, so definitely an improvement over my past litter boxes for the low cost.

I originally purchased two of these rolling litter boxes 8 years ago. Unfortunately, after 8 years of daily rolling, it was damaged by the pet sitter and the grate would no longer hold back the litter. It was also old and stained, so time for a new one.I purchased a new pair of these, and set them up about 2 weeks ago. I was very concerned when I felt how incredibly flimsy they felt compared to the old style. The old ones were very firm plastic, these ones flexed significantly when you smacked the bottom. But I thought I'd give them a try anyway. I had a bit of trouble getting the filter grate to snap in place, but once I got everything put together, the boxes worked great.... Until one day I rolled it and the grate popped up. No big, easy fix. But no. It cracked along the fold, just from the act of flipping up! Now, it refuses to filter, and flips up every time I roll, defeating the purpose.Two weeks, vs 8 years!Do better Omega Paw!

Easy to use but flimsy. It is hard to lock the top on and if it is not secure the litter will fall out. Like the idea, no scooping, makes cleaning daily a snap.

Love this design I used to own one years ago but haven't seen them out on the pet market in general. So got the 3 tray sifter which is only $10 less but way more work and chance to get dirty. It is self cleaning because you just roll it tap it roll it back and empty the tray. Like the $200+ robot but with less parts to clean and break. Simple effect and less touching cat waste. I tend to roll mine when I see my cats have used. it. I have one upstairs and one down stairs. Well worth the money and less effort with a decent clump litter. No touching waste is a bonus for sure.