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- Thread starter Robyn5678
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In my humble opinion, it's a smart item only in a theory and ideal world.
The entrance is way too high for all cats. The entrance is roughly 10 inches from the ground, if not more, and I believe only big young and fit cats would be able to sneak in. Too high for a kitten or a small sized adult cat, too high for a senior cat or one with limited movement ability. For instance, I can't see my Freya go into it, she's so tiny.
The clumps are collected in the bottom drawer. I wonder if the box works better with a particular litter. In my experience, no matter what litter I use, some clumps tend to break when too big or even when they are regular sized but they decide to break, so I wonder what happens to those fragments of clumps that go through the "sieve". Would they stay in the litter?
The entrance is way too high for all cats. The entrance is roughly 10 inches from the ground, if not more, and I believe only big young and fit cats would be able to sneak in. Too high for a kitten or a small sized adult cat, too high for a senior cat or one with limited movement ability. For instance, I can't see my Freya go into it, she's so tiny.
The clumps are collected in the bottom drawer. I wonder if the box works better with a particular litter. In my experience, no matter what litter I use, some clumps tend to break when too big or even when they are regular sized but they decide to break, so I wonder what happens to those fragments of clumps that go through the "sieve". Would they stay in the litter?
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If you want a semi-automatic box, I’d suggest looking at something like the Tidycats Breeze XL, instead 
