MeowantSelf-Cleaning Cat Litter Box, 75L Extra Large Open Automatic Cat Litter Box for Multi Cats, Integrated Safety Protection/APP Control/Odor Removal Smart Litter Box with Mat & Liner, whiteGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

This is an excellent automatic litter pan. We have a 9 year old kitty with hip/hind leg issues and he has no issues at all getting into or out of this pan, while other automatic litter pans we have shopped for were too tall for him to safely, or easily, climb into and out of. The pan does not require a lot of litter in the bottom to work efficiently, and does an excellent job scooping all debris from the bottom when rotating, rarely requiring additional sweeps or hand filtering with a scoop. The pan is very easy to assemble, clean, and maintain. The bags are also very easy to change and hold a decent amount of debris between changes. The deodorizer pads work great and do help cut back on odor between bag changes. Customer service is excellent, responsive, and friendly. Troubleshooting with the included manual is also easy for minor issues. We couldn't be happier with this litter pan and would definitely recommend it, have encouraged our family and friends to buy one, and would give it as a gift to a loved one.

I have had a Litter Robot 3 for just over four years, and it has been relatively problem free (occasionally has faults, mostly due to me putting too much litter in). However, it is very tall and I have a kitty with bad hips and noticed him having difficulties getting in/out of the Litter Robot, even with the steps. So, when I saw an ad for the Meowant SC02, I was interested in giving it a try because it has a much lower entry. I finally got one and set it up, and my kitty immediately started using it. He can get in/out MUCH easier, to my relief. Some things I have noticed that I like better about the SC02 compared to the LR3: it is a bit smaller dimensionally; being a tiny bit narrower and much shorter so it may be a better choice if you need it to fit into a smaller space. It is FAR quieter; I can hear my LR3 cycling across the house but barely hear the SC02 cycling when I'm the same room. It also seems more sensitive to a cat's weight that the LR3, which sometimes did not register my kitty who is about 6.5 lbs and on occasion would start to cycle with him in it. The SC02 has no trouble sensing his weight so the risk of it cycling while occupied is significantly reduced. I like that the cycle time isn't limited to specific intervals, and there is more flexibility in programming. I also prefer changing the bin on the SC02 as I don't have to move the steps and pull a tray out from under it. The deodorizer seems to work better as well. I haven't been able to get it to calibrate properly, but it may because we have bare floors during a post flood remodel. Hopefully it will calibrate later on when the new floors are in. It is a bit odd that it doesn't have a power button and can only be power cycled by physically unplugging it. I have heard that the Litter Robot 4 offers the same features that the Meowant has over the LR3, but at more than twice the cost. This is a fairly reasonable price automatic litter box, and it is a safe design that doesn't have a closing mechanism that could trap or crush a cat. It also needs less litter than the LR3. I would highly suggest searching for the separate sifter with smaller holes as the one that comes with it has larger holes that allow waste bits to sneak past. All in all, highly recommend! I hope it lasts a while.Update: I added the above mentioned replacement sifter with the smaller holes as it seems more effective for small particle litter (I recommend leaving the original sifter in for larger format litter like pine), and also a snap on barrier on the bottom of the entrance because someone (and unknown one of my three kitties) peed out the opening more than once. These have definitely helped but the BIGGEST code cracked is how to keep it as clean as possible. Clumps were sticking to the inside of the barrel - just like they would do in my LR - and it was frustrating. So, I cleaned the surfaces really well, wiped down the interior with Armor All and then wiped off the excess, and switched to Arm & Hammer Hardball litter. Not only does the Hardball litter clump tightly, so far none has stuck to the inside of the barrel AND it's a super soft litter which will be more comfortable for little peets.

I’ve had this box for a few weeks now and here are my thoughts:The good:1. I have a very curious cat who is into everything, and I was hesitant to buy an automatic litter box bc I was worried he would climb into it while it was cleaning and he would end up with litter all over him. That doesn’t happen with this because the weight sensors work really well and if he climbs into or on the box while it’s cleaning, it immediately pauses the cleaning cycle.2. You can use the app to program how/when you want the box to clean. My cats were wary to use the box at first because of the automatic cleaning, so I turned that off and was able to use the app to schedule cleanings throughout the day when it would be least likely to attract their attention. I can also just click a button in the app to do a clean if I notice someone has used it and it needs to be cleaned.3. I like that you can use whatever clumping litter you want with this.4. The waste tray is easy to empty and big enough that it lasts for a few days5. Assembly was easy enough6. I have 4 cats and have one who only wants to go potty in a completely clean litter box so this has been an amazing addition for him.7. The cleaning cycle is quiet. My cats can hear it but I can’t.The not-so- good:1. The box is enclosed so if you have tall cats like mine, it can be difficult for them to fit in there. It took a while for them to figure out how to move around in there and sometimes they end up peeing outside of the area where litter is on the side of the box bc their body is just too tall/long and it’s hard to get situated. They are all within the weight limits listed.2. Some of my cats are jerks when it comes to litter box use. For #1, they dig to the bottom of the litter and go right on the bottom of the box and for #2 they just go right on top and don’t cover it. Because of this, sometimes the cleaning cycles don’t fully get the waste. I just keep a litter scooper nearby and use it to scrape the bottom and knock anything off the sides of the litter box down and then run it again.3. The app doesn’t always notify me when someone has used the box. Sometimes it’ll go an entire day with no notifications. I can still use the app to clean the box but no notifications, and there’s no rhyme or reason why it turns notifications off and back on.4. I do wish there was a notification for when the waste tray is full.