Will this work if you put it inside a plastic litter box with a lid?
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Yes, it is made to be used with or without a traditional litter box. My cats did not like those boxes and I used them without the lids for a long time until I came across these. Changing litter is much faster now that I don't have a box to clean.
1620060
I think it would work as long as you fold up the brief into as tight package. You step on a foot pedal and it opens two plastic baffles that allows you toush the diaper down into the plastic liner. When you let go of the pedal, the baffles and the lid shut. The opening to insert the diaper is 4" in diameter, if that helps. You may have to empty it more frequently because of the volume of the diapers. It really does help with odor control.
1805336
I believe it would....we have it in corner over litter box and it's great for storing cat stuff....and it look so nice!!! We love it!!
776688
Not high enough. If you have an over-achiever that sprays high, this will only leave a mess. I also have another litter box that is a corner box, same height etc . On both of these boxes if the cat shoot high the urine will leak between the lid and the bottom and go onto your floor. Probably not what you are looking for. This litter box in particular is very frustrating being as it is oval you cannot scoop out the solids in the corners without twisting the scooper in a Houdini fashion. I have gone back to using my $5.00 special of a Rubbermaid or similar lidded storage box. You cut whatever size hole in the side that you want and I also cut a large hole in the lid so the cat would not be claustrophobic. It works well. Bottom line is this particular box is not worth the money in my opinion
1021825
Like everyone else says - yes it will stick to the bottom if there is not enough litter. BUT I've found that if you put a very thin layer of cat litter deodorizer power (like fresh step or arm & hammer) on the very bottom, before putting the litter in, it helps immensely with that issue.
616509
I have found this, unless there is very little at the bottom. If you keep it filled then no. But to little at the bottom will cause any kitty litter to that. :)
2129333
They should work, as long as they clump when wet. Otherwise, you'll empty the litter box and have to add fresh litter (and empty the litter tray) every time you sift.
1658480
Yes, it does not work out.. I wanted to too, but the arm that goes thru the litter to clean out the poop, just gets clogged.. then it got stuck, not good... I found that the crystal litter made the urine turn to powder, kind of and sift to the bottom of the litter tray!Hope this helps
1267576
The container is actually six inches so it will not fit I'm afraid. We use two containers as litter boxes!
494336
No. The opening is tight to keep the odor in-you have to squeeze the diaper through the opening. I don't think you can use it in this manner for the cat litter.
580035
I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
2081641
I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
1259648
No, I have found it to work with different brands of litter too. Good luck!
1827881
Be glad you don't have a large cat trying to use normal litter boxes. Instead, try looking for other plastic storage boxes like sweater boxes or storage boxes for under beds. Any plastic container that will hold litter and be big enough for your cat will work as a litter box, it does not have to be labeled as such.
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It seems to me that it would but it could fill faster than you'd hope depending on the size of the dog and his or her output as well depending on the number of dogs. A dog may also knock the container over if s/he is the type to try and eat the waste. What this has done for me is to scoop whenever I pass the pan and that has controlled the odor even more than closing off the cat litter waste in a bag. I do appreciate not smelling the old waste when I add current waste because I close the lid and pull out the slide and it drops below. I use an enamel scooper too which doesn't hold the odor. Be forewarned that the bag can be heavy when it is full and you do have to handle the top portion when you cut and tie off a new knot which may use more bag than you should. You'll want to clean the slider too. It's a bit top heavy when empty. I do like mine and bought one for each of my sisters. My friend uses small covered wastebins from IKEA and doubles two grocery plastic bags in each of them. The outer bag holds the scoop and the inner is lightly tied until it is full and then both are tossed. With her method, it may still be knocked over and the odor is very strong when you lift the lid. Otherwise you do not smell anything so that may be an alternative for dogs.
1868368
I don't know, but the previous comment about the litter clumping very hard makes sense. Probably would not work, but there is a smaller size bag you can get if you want to try.
510991
I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck!