Self Cleaning Litter Boxes

-Hands-free convenience: Automatically scoop waste after use, eliminating the need for daily manual cleaning—ideal for busy owners or those who dislike frequent maintenance.

-Urinary health tracking: Track litter box usage frequency and receive alerts via apps, helping owners spot potential urinary tract diseases early.

-Improved hygiene: By timely removing waste, they reduce bacterial growth and keep the litter cleaner, which is healthier for both cats and their owners.

-Better odor control: Minimize unpleasant smells and keep the litter area fresher for longer.

-Suitable for multi-cat households: Clean waste more efficiently, reducing the risk of overcrowding and mess in homes with multiple cats.

-AI-Powered Health Monitoring: Purobot series with AI camera provides real-time monitoring of litter box usage, detects abnormalities such as abnormal urine pH (use with PETKIT Urine Monitor Cat Litter), cat yowling, or loose stool, and helps owners spot potential urinary tract diseases and other health issues early.

-Convenient App Control: Through the PETKIT app, users can remotely customize cleaning modes, review usage history, and receive timely health alerts. Even with multiple devices, the app consolidates each cat’s data across devices for convenient tracking.

-Multiple Odor Control: The multiple-layer deodorizing system continuously traps smells, keeping the litter box fresh and clean.

-xSecure Safety Protection: Built-in precise sensors and the patented anti-pinch structure ensure that every litter box visit is safe.

Absolutely, PETKIT self-cleaning litter boxes prioritize cat safety in design. Each model is equipped with multiple precision sensors to guarantee 100% safety during every use. What’s more, the litter box’s patented anti-pinch structure ensures the entrance never fully closes, inherently safeguarding feline safety—even if sensors malfunction, the cat remains protected.

Cats may refuse the litter box for various reasons: it could be due to cleanliness (if the box is too dirty), placement (such as in a loud or busy spot), discomfort (like litter with no scent or a box that’s too cramped), or even underlying health problems. Consult your veterinarian if your cat’s litter box habits change suddenly.

Place the new litter box in a familiar area with minimal traffic. Initially, keep the old litter box nearby, then gradually move the old box away until it’s no longer needed. Use the same type of litter your cat is used to and keep the new litter box clean. You can also place some of your cat’s favorite treats or toys near the new box to create positive associations. If they explore or use it, reward them with praise or a treat.