The Green Head - Litter Robot - Automatic Self-Cleaning Litter Box

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Wow, cats are hitting the jackpot lately with seriously cool luxury litter boxes. First we had the amazing Cat Genie - Automatic Flushing Litter Box and now there's the just as cool Litter Robot - Automatic Self-Cleaning Litter Box ($300). The Litter Robot looks like something straight out of Star Wars or maybe a kitty teleportation pod, but it's actually an ingenious self-cleaning, scoop-free litter box.

Here's how it works. After your cat enters the globe, does its business and leaves, the Litter Robot's sensors detect this and it slowly begins to rotate the globe, sifting and separating clumped waste from the litter before finally dropping the waste into a garbage bag lined drawer that you empty about once a week. It works with any clumping litter, is completely safe & reliable and unlike most automatic litter boxes, won't jam or clog up. I wish my toilet rotated or did something cool - lucky spoiled cats! Check out the two videos below to see it in action.

Automatic self-cleaning cat-litter box saves time and money
Patented sifting process cleans litter automatically after each use
Deposits waste in large-capacity drawer lined with kitchen garbage bag
Reliable and safe; works without rakes or wires that could jam, clog, or break
Measures 24 by 22 by 29 inches; 18-month full warranty

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talk about overdoing the cat box!

By Anonymous - 2 Years Ago

looks like a cement mixer

By Anonymous - 2 Years Ago

It would be funny if the cat sensor failed.

By ME - 2 Years Ago

$298 + $21 to ship, for that price you can buy an electronic cat!

By Bobby - 2 Years Ago

I've had this cat box for a year. This is so much better than any other cat boxes (even electric ones) I've ever used. Less odor, less maintenance, less mess. All I have to do is to change the liner in the drawer once or twice a week. Although it is expensive for a cat box, I think it's worth the money. I got it for my birthday.

By Anonymous - 2 Years Ago

My cat has been using one for 5 years and its the best thing I ever bought. It actually saves money because I use much much less litter. I only have to change the bag once week and the litter every three months.

By Anonymous - 2 Years Ago

It sounds like it's loud.. other than that it looks awesome. I think my cats would be more interested in watching it spin than pooing in it though :) They'd probably take turns going in and out and making it spin. That's another concern, what if there are 2 cats and one goes in right after the other... can it sense when there's a cat in there or does it only sense when the cat leaves?

By Anonymous - 2 Years Ago

My sister uses those LitterMaid things- which have been good to her, but tend to break down after about a year or two. I\'ve wanted to talk her into something more high-end like this.

I\'d almost talked her into it, but then I let slip the fact that if she had one, I\'d have to paint it to look like the Death Star, and she changed her mind again...

By Gendo Ikari - 1 Year Ago

I need this to go with my isolation pod.

By Android - 1 Year Ago

I\'ve had mine for 3 months now. Best $300 I\'ve ever spent.

By Bob - 1 Year Ago

I just got one of these and my cat won't get out of it. I had a scoopfree but had to send it back because it smelled really bad after 10 days and the cartridges are rediculously expensive!

By Guest - 1 Year Ago

I just bought the Cat Genie and I think that for the money it's 100% better than this machine. Apparently, with this litter box you still have to clean it (even if only once a week) and deal with the waste. With Cat Genie you literally never come in touch with cat's waste, since it cleans the granules (it doesn't use real litter), desinfects them, rinse them and even dries them! then, it flushes all the waste into the toilet, you flush and everything it's gone... It's the best invention ever for cat lovers! You should give it a try, you won't regret it.

By Guest - 1 Year Ago

I have the Litter Robot, and it works great. It is absolutely better than the Scoopfree (expensive refill cartridges) or the Littermaid (breaks easily, very messy). Yes, we have tried those 2 brands of litterbox as well. The only problem we experience with the Litter Robot is that our cats like to stick their heads back into the box to see what is going on while the unit is trying to rotate. This, of course, stops the rotation. The unit then,resets itself and starts again after a while, unless one of the cats decides to check everything out again. We're really pleased with the performance of the Litter Robot, but wish that our curious kitties would just give it a chance to clean itself.

By JBS - 1 Year Ago

seems like a few shills have commented here. love the anon. accolades!

By Guest - 13 Months Ago

Sorry. This product sucks. CatGenie or Breeze System are the best. Most cats will not get in this thing. And as they get older and fatter, they won't be able to jump up this thing. It's also too dark and too claustrophobic for most, if not all, cats.

By Jon - 6 Months Ago

You must sell CatGenie or Breeze System. No way have you owned the Litter Robot. It's not appropriate for cats over 20 pounds, I'll give you that. On the contrary, cats like the privacy the Litter Robot gives them. The only time I notice odor is right after the cat leaves. It's built like an appliance. I pay over $300 for a dishwasher to avoid doing dishes in the sink, why not spend $300 to avoid scooping?

By Jill - 6 Months Ago

To Anonymous, February 16, 2007 1:25 am, it's not very noisy. It's a little louder than your refrigerator. Once you are used to it, you just tune it out.

By Litter Robot - 6 Months Ago

im thinking of getting one for my cat but i don't waant some thing noisy. is it noisy

By anonymous - 5 Months Ago

Hey Ya\'ll,

What is the best litter and litter box for a cat that pees on the back of the litter box? I have gone through 2 of the littermaid automatic systems and no matter how much I cleaned the back portion the motor would wear out from the litter clumping on the \"teeth\" where she would urinate. I am using a plain covered box that is not automatic and mixing tidy cat with crystals and also buying extra crystal cat litter to put towards the back of the box. This is not working well either. Please offer some suggestions. Thanks

By POE1 - 5 Months Ago

I have bought two Robots. One four years ago, and the new one just a month ago. We have three cats, so it wound up costing me $6.25 a month to have the litter box cleaned every time a cat used it.

It is a truly fantastic appliance. Well designed, sturdily engineered, and high quality. My Norwegian Forest Cat mix is 15 pounds, and used to perch on the edge of the litterbox. A hard sell... yet he's using it now!

I have done an intensive review of the new Litter Robot II on my site:
http://www.wayofcats.com/blog/litter-robot-ii-recommend

and I can happily say it's even better than the first version.

By WereBear - 3 Months Ago