Arm & Hammer Large Sifting Litter Box Scoop Free Cat Litter Tray with Microban, Made in USA

Honestly. Life changer. My cat had a habit of kicking his litter out. For some reason with this one. He hasnt been doing that! The clean up! Is super easy!! What usually takes a long time. Took me like 3seconds! Its not to big. Not to small its just right for my kinda chubby cat!! Lol I use crystal litter and it works great with this product. I've had no issues with it as of now. The ease in which to clean it is also a bonus im willing to take because cleaning my other one took a while. The height is good. My cat can just walk right into it instead of jumping into his old one! Good product should get it if you've been on the fence about it. This is your sign to bite the bullet and do it!!

This cat litter box works great. It makes cleaning the litter box fast and with little mess. I have a piece of furniture that holds the litter box inside a drawer. This litter box fits perfectly. I used to dread changing the litter box, but this box makes it easy.

I've scooped litter boxes my entire life, so I've become accustomed to it. However, other people in the house are not thrilled with the concept, so I figured a sifting box would solve the problem. In short, the answer is yes, but it's not perfect. I'll bullet my pros/cons. Pros: - If you use it like a normal litter box, you basically get two litter boxes and a sifter for almost no cost. - The sifter works well. It's going to let the smaller pellets or broken clumps through, but that'll be taken care of if you are properly replacing all of the litter routinely. (Best for your cat's health) - It is built well. The bins are not flimsy. Cons: - Like many are saying, this is on the smaller side. Would definitely not recommend for more than one cat. My 11 year old, 10 lb Tortie seems a bit scrunched in it compared to what we've used in the past. - The lift, sift, cycle, repeat system is a good idea, but if you aren't used to regularly washing out the bins, you wont like this. Once you cycle through, the unused bin sits in pieces that have been dirtied with soiled litter. As you continue to cycle, it will rub off on the outside of the bin, so it gets messy pretty quickly. Personally, I will keep scooping the litter and my family can use the sifter. I clean the litter box frequently anyway. It's a good idea and works as it is supposed to. It just is a bit small and requires some unexpected cleaning on the outside of each bin after a couple rotations.

PROs 1. I purchased horse pine bed pellets from a Tractor Supply Store ( their own farm store brand) for $6 for a huge bag. I drove 40 minutes to get to that store and purchased 2 bags which will take forever for my cats to go though. Pellets much cheaper than scoopable litter. 2. Pellets do turn to sawdust when wet. It can stink if too much wet litter is on the bottom of the brown lower pan and cannot dry out easily. That is why I elevated the white hole pan above it with 5 Chef Boyardee (microwavable) containers (glued to bottom of white pan) so the brown pan can hold more sawdust between emptying and to get more air circulating between brown pan bottom and white hole pan to help dry wet pellets/saw dust out. No more smell. 3. I purchased TWO of these litter boxes. I put TWO brown pans inside each other and then put one white hole pan on top of the brown pans and set the rest of the 2nd litter pan in the garage. That way, I can shake the white hole pan into the brown pan and remove the brown pan with litter and set the white hole pan on the 2nd clean brown pan. I then take the 1st brown pan with sawdust in it to the compost pile and dump it. If it needs it I will hose it down in the backyard and let it dry and then place it under the brown pan. Rotating brown pans makes everything easier. 4. The white hole pan is dishwasher safe if used on top shelf of dishwasher. Someone put a large sticker on the bottom of the white hole pan covering the holes. It was taking me forever to scrap all the sticker off each and every little hole. I got frustrated and put the white hole pan in my dishwasher top shelf on 1 hour clean and viola - the sticker came off. 5. Sawdust is so MUCH LIGHTER than wet half clumped scoopable litter. When I carry the brown bottom pan filled with sawdust to the compost bin outside it is very very light. CONs 1) The white "HOLE" pan is too low to the bottom of the brown pan. I read where someone glued pipe ends to bottom of white hole pan but being cheap, I glued 5 empty Chef Boyardee microwave containers (face down) to the bottom of the white hole pan. 4 in each corner and one in the middle as I have a fat cat. These empty Chef Boyardee containers are high enough to allow litter to fall threw the holes and fill the brown pan below. I can also pick up the white hole pan and shake it and the sawdust sifts though the holes into the area beneath. 2) It was bit of trouble to get my old cat to use it. I had to put TWO litter pans next to each other. One with scoopable litter and one with pellets. I then put a few bits of her poo in the pellet litter along with a bit of scooapble litter wet with her urine. Then I STOPPED cleaning the scooble litter pan - GROSS. She kept stubbornly using it until the entire top was hard/crusted over. Then she did her business in one of the bedrooms so I closed ALL DOORS. FINALLY she used the pellet litter box and she has been using it every since. My cat is a digger and she gets pellets on the floor but they are easier to sweep up than litter and not tracked as easily either. I am going to cut a hole in the side of a large plastic tub and put my Arm/Hammer sift litter tray inside it to help contain the pellets as my cat really goes to town. To be fair I was going to do this if i had kept using scoopable litter also because my cat is messy. I have tried the crystal litter boxes, the litter box where urine runs through the litter and pools in bottom and you empty it (THE ABSOLUTE WORST MOST DISGUSTING litter box ever) and several other weird models that uses alternatives to scooble litter. I went though a dozen scooble litter types from SamsClub to everything on Amazon but nothing truly clumps. I tried several alternatives to scoopable litters like litter made from grain, newspapers, etc....all over hyped. Tidy Cat changed its formula awhile back and now urine does not clump but falls apart stinking up the litter box or I would never have been on the search for a different litter box. I have to thank Tidy Cat for me finding this litter sifting box and using horse bed pine pellets.

I purchased this system after I adopted a shelter cat. I needed something easy to use due to mobility issues. This system works great. No more scooping. All I need to do is dump the litter into the white shifting tray. The soiled litter stays in the shifting tray, and the clean litter falls through into the third pan. No more scraping. Litter last longer without any smells. A+ system

This litter box is exactly what it looks like. Three pieces of plastic, which I paid $23 for, I would say firstly it’s a bit overpriced, for what it is. The main thing I want people to realize is misleading about this box is you won’t have to touch your filthy scooper anymore, which is great in theory, but this litter box needs to be addressed daily. I would much rather prefer a scoop than picking up the litter box every day, which spills litter on the floor around it, and then having to deal with trying to get The waste out of the box which makes a huge mess. The urine actually penetrates the main basket, so you have to clean all three baskets on a pretty regular basis. Also, my cats are 12 year-old domestic shorthair and they are pretty large and these boxes are too small for them. I figured for $23 they could maybe make a larger box that could fit an adult cat, I don’t have a Maine coon or anything like that but my cats have a hard time keeping the litter in the box or even keeping all of their business in the box. I’m not going to return it or the to both of them as I bought two, because my cats have already used them, but hindsight, I regret the purchase. I wish I would’ve bought a bigger litter box and stuck with using the scooper where only the handle has to touch your hands. I feel like these boxes require disposable gloves if you are as much of a clean freak as I am about getting waste on your hands.

It's obvious from some of the reviews that folks didn't both to read the directions. You get TWO litter trays and the sifting tray goes BETWEEN them. If you follow the directions, this is a good product and I'm getting the second one. All you have to do is lift up the top pan pour it into the sifting tray and lift the tray and maybe give it a little shake. Empty the tray, put it back into the empty pan and set the pan with the litter on top. It makes cleaning the box so much easier and quicker. The only complaint that I really have is that it needs to bigger as a medium size cat is at the limit.

We are a cat loving family, and have 3. I bought this litter box after being incredibly frustrated with the horrible ongoing litter box smell in our home, plus the fact that we spend so much money every month on cat litter. We tried many sprays, powders, and scented scoopable litters, but nothing got rid of the smell. We were also tired of stepping on litter around the litter box constantly regardless of the fact that we had a fully enclosed litter box and would sweep around it more than once a day. How to: Purchase "Pine Pellet Bedding". We got a 40lb bag from Tractor Supply for $5.99. Line the bottom tray with a garbage bag (our normal drawstring tall kitchen bags work for this). Fill the top tray with the pine pellets. In order to make this work, you have to put some wood chunks or something similar, on the bottom tray under the plastic bag liner (see pic). Just make sure the wood is thick enough to ensure there is a couple of inches between the two trays. Each time you scoop the box (for poop), you shake the top tray around and all of the "urine dust" falls and is collected in the bottom tray. When the cat/s urinate in the box, it causes the pellets to immediately reduce to a dust. We have been using this set up for over a week and still not had to change out the plastic bag liner in the bottom tray, there is zero urine scent. The best part of this set up, in my opinion, is the fact that you never have to change out all of the pellets. You just keep adding new pellets in as needed. With our old traditional litter box set up, I would have to dump all of the litter at least once a week and refill due to the odor. We have been using this set up for over a week and I have not smelled any cat urine smell whatsoever! When the cat/s poop, that has to be scooped out and tossed like in a normal litter box- because the poop does not get covered in litter, it does smell a little worse than a traditional litter box. There is a light pine smell due to the pellets, and overall the box smells so much better than our old traditional box (but when the cat/s poop, you want to get it out as soon as you can due to smell). I occasionally find some pellets that have been kicked out of the box but nothing compared to the amount of litter that would be kicked out throughout each day- and this is an open box as opposed to our old enclosed box. My experience with this set up has been GREAT. I wouldn't even think about going back to our old litter box set up. We will also be saving so much money every month it's ridiculous. Maybe now we can get a couple more cats? LOL.

simple to use, less than 2 minutes a day makes maintanence a breeze

Great litter box. My cat is on wood pellets, very easy to clean + saves a lots of money by discarding only dust

The best if you use wood pellets for litter. Some have said they are small boxes, and they are not huge, but usable. I use this as a sifter only. My regular litter boxes are dumped into this one (after removing poop), then I shake out the dust from pee absorption and dump it back in the litter box. Quick and easy.

Very easy to use and makes the task of cleaning the litter box a lot faster. my only comment would be the size, it works for kittens but might be a little small for big cats.

I bought this litter pan so that I can try using sustainable pine litter instead of clay litter (which is a finite resource) and it's working out great. I recommend all cat owners to look into this as it's kinder to the environment. Pine litter is also best used with this sifting litter pan so it's great that Amazon has this product.