Self Cleaning Litter Box, Omega Paw Roll 'n Clean Self Cleaning Litter Box, Brown, Large Size for Larger Cats and Multi Cat Households, Brown Color, NRA20 V5.0 Model

Is it cheaply made? Sure but for the price, the convenience of being able to flip it over and have all of the clumps go into a tray that goes right into the trash bag, it’s worth overlooking the small flaws!! no more scooping! I use the arm and hammer clumping litter and it works wonders with this box. Was using the tidy cats clumping litter before that, but it was getting stuck to the bottom and stuck to the tray and just gross! This is my second time purchasing an omega, roll litter box only because the top on my other one cracked due to an heavy object falling on the top, but before that I had it for almost 2 years with nothing falling apart or needing to be replaced. For the price of this litter box and the convenience of litter removal I would highly recommend.

This lasted about 1-1/2 years. Great litter box, which the top was a little more sturdy. I recently had to throw ours out because the top caved and broke while trying to sift. I would buy again.

Justo y muy práctico para la limpieza de la mascota

Very cheaply made. The scoop cut out is horrible so the scoop doesn’t properly fit then litter dumps out everywhere when you rotate it. HUGE WASTE AND MESS

This design concept is very solid, but the flimsy execution is really undermining it.(The following may all seem a bit vague if you haven't already seen one - my apologies.)First, the clump/poop drawer doesn't have any guides rails on the inside, so it flops around when you do the roll. Second, the tabs that hold the interior filter/grill in place on the floor are far too short, so half the time it pops open, and the litter slides freely, rendering the grill useless.I see that they now have a deluxe model, but as far as I can tell, all they did was replace the plastic clasps with metal ones. The clasps were never the problem, it's the overall flimsy/flexy construction, which leads to litter leakage between the top/bottom seams every time you roll it.Hey manufacturers, wanna make a *real* deluxe model? Put guide-rails on the shelf where the clump drawer slides, and put some seals between the top and bottom halves, so it doesn't leak litter on the floor every time you roll it.Again, I think this is a great design in theory - much better than search and scoop, but it needs to have sturdier execution. I'd absolutely pay more for that. (I'm *not* going to pay extra for metal clasps, when the clasps were never an issue.)

At my age the constant cleaning of normal litter pans even the one with the lids were too heavy and a pain to constantly scoop. This one is so easy and saves on litter. I love it. I didn't have to clean it good for 1 month and even then not sure anyone else would do what I do. I'm a clean freak. It was easy to assemble and cleaning is a breeze. I almost bought a litter robot. Glad I didn't. For the price this one works great.

The concept was nice, BUT it fell short. I’ve been using a cat litter box with a hood on it for years and didn’t have any issues. Since I became pregnant, I couldn't scoop the litter anymore so I was looking for an alternative. I looked into automatic scoopers but they are expensive. I thought I would try this based on overall rating. You just roll and everything falls into the little scooper for easy cleanup.The issue I had were tremendous. When you rolled not every litter chunk went into the scooper so there was always mess on the top shelf. Second thing is pee clumps into bigger chunks and that wouldn’t even move from its place in the litter box. The gate separating the two sides for clean litter when rolling would always move so chunks would always get into that side as well. Lastly, I don’t think the lid is tight enough as per can be seen dripping on the back/outside of litter box. I can no longer return it but now just a waste of money.I would just keep your regular scooper with lid or invest in an automatic.

This has dramatically improved cleaning up the cat litter for us without all the cost of an electric cat box. We tried an automatic box and our cats hated it. This was less than half the price and saves us a lot of time and effort.It can be a bit tricky to get the edges aligned and the latches closed properly but it's not too much hassle and we don't do it often.PSA: rotate the box slowly. If you go too fast, it won't work properly. Don't overfill the box or you'll end up with litter on the floor. Don't let the litter go too low either or the clumps will stick to the inside. We add litter maybe once a week or two and replace the litter once a month.