This is an amazing product! I have been through two Scoop Free boxes. I was getting ready to order a new one when the PetPivot showed up on sale for around the same price. I was skeptical, but decided to make the switch.It arrived in a timely manner, was easy to set up, and it fit in the corner space the old box was in with room to spare!It seems to be designed quite well and very sturdy. My cat is fully grown...practically a Garfield, and she has no problem using it.I was not a huge fan of the crystal litter I had to use in the Scoop Free. So, it is a huge benefit to be able to use regular litter with this box.My cat started using this box as soon as I set it up. There were no transition issues for her. I might have to get her a step as this box sets higher than her old box.Now down to the best part...this box stays clean! It has been set up and used for over a week now. I have not smelled any odors. This is saying something. When my cat used her old litterbox, you could smell it rooms away. Now, we have not smelled her at all!This box is so quiet I have not heard it run through a cycle. I actually was worried it wasn't working and went in to check. I hit the button and watched it cycle. Then checked the waste bin. Yep it is working! I am amazed!

It’s basic no silly WiFi but works great and definitely saves on cat litter that’s become stupid expensive. I am concerned how long it will last until it breaks. The gearing build doesn’t seem very robust. But so far so good even tho it does do some grinding noise after these months. Just never get myself to buy a $600 auto box and I like better than a friend that dropped $600 for a box with lots of unnecessary electronics

This is my first automatically litter box. I was able to convert them from a litter box to the Pet Pivot Auto Scooper 11 fairly easily. It has a wide opening so the cats can move around and there is enough room they can move the litter to cover after use. It automatically scoops after 5 minutes of non use, so when the cats go in right after each other I do not have to worry about their saftely. Not having to scoop numerous times a day is wonderful. The Pet Pivot with 3 cats can go 5-7 days before changing the bag. It is also very easy to wipe down or fully clean. I definitely recommend Pet Pivot Auto Scooper 11 and I believe my cats would also.Thank you Debbie, Ernest, Julio and Gallo

10 out of 10 would recommend this seller!My initial package was lost my FedEx or UPS, I messaged them just kindly asking for either a refund (it's not cheap) or because I still really, really wanted it, if they could ship another out. Within I think 2-3 days I had it. They made sure I got it this time and I si appreciate it!Now for the device itself, setup was so easy. The instructions were very easy to follow. 2 of my 3 cats use it and honestly, that's all I was hoping for. In fact, one is fascinated by it. I will just find the little dork sitting in it or when it goes off he'll jump in it. Which it has great safety features and stops when a cats breaks the sensors.Love this thing!

Thank GOD! My 12 year old female likes this one. I've tried a couple different models. Ultimately determining it wasn't the noise, rotation, or size that was the issue. She prefers open litter boxes (for context, I've always had two litter boxes and one had a cover the other did not.)Noise wise it's the quietest unit I've used. It used normal clumping litter. The waste bin is beneath the bin. So you have to stay on top of it to avoid the barrel wiping in the stool beneath.Even still, it wipes up clean very easily. The waste bin design is awesome. You just pull the string and it bags the waste for you. So nice

I can not say enough good things about this box!! We have 6 rescue kitties, so as you can imagine, I had a lot of boxes, and a lot of upkeep!! I set this one up, and kept 2 of my regular boxes. 3 of our cats are 8-9 years old, the other 3 are 1-4 years old. The younger ones started using it immediately, and enjoy watching it run. By about a week in, all of the cats would use it, so I got another one. I used these 2 boxes and one regular box for a few days…NONE OF THEM USED THE REGULAR BOX! These things are WONDERFUL!! So very easy to change out bags, and I don’t break my back now! I am also going thru FAR less cat litter!

After having this automatic litter box for 3 months I can say it’s been a life saver! I frequently am away from home for weeks at a time (don’t worry my roommate takes care of my cat while I’m gone) and I refuse to ask my roommate to clean my cats box. I’ve only changed the bag once a month (I’m horrible I know) but there is literally no smell and she is an only cat. With that being said it does hold my cats litter waste for a month….only downside is if I have to move it the bottom bucket has to be reconnected since it slides out. I would most definitely buy it again! It’s very quiet to the point it doesn’t even trigger my indoor camera (that picks up a car driving by) for sound.

I was skeptical at first of getting litter robot but for the price of this one I thought to give it a try. Note ive tried pellets and every type of litter out there. I’ve been using for over a month now, my cats love it, I love it. It’s quiet enough to not wake me up as it is in the next room. My two cats warmed up the minute I put litter in it. I don’t notice too much litter outside the box which I was worried about with the open design. I do have a mat though. It couldn’t be any easier to use and maintain. I am able to fit grocery bags instead of the special ones to save money too. My family comments on how it doesn’t smell and I do notice i don't go through use as much litter. I think I change out the bag about once a week but it could probably go longer if needed. I think my cats love it so much they go into it and don’t even go to the bathroom sometimes just to watch it move lol.

This thing is amazing, we've had one of those rectangular automatic litter box for going on 5 years, while it was better than scooping, it had a lot of drawbacks. So it started acting up and we needed a new one. I did a lot of research and read a lot of reviews and settled on this PetPivot litter box.Love it! We have 2 Ragdoll cats, so big cats, and they started using this exclusively immediately. We left the other litter box set up for the transition, the old box has only been used a few times since the new box was set up. It's clean, I mean really clean. When it starts it's cycle, it rocks back and forth to cover any waste they didn't bury, then it waits for it to fully clump,about 5 min, then dumps in a bag under neath. It always looks like a fresh litter box. This is especially great for my male who will go outside the box if it isn't clean. The bag underneath can be pulled closed before you remove it to discard the used litter. There is no smell. It does a great job of containing the waste. I had read about other boxes having issues with starting while the cat is still inside, or pinching tails etc... this has not been an issue with this one. Its almost silent, the only sound i notice is of the litter sliding around as it goes through its process. Litter will scatter out the front of the box, but most is caught on the mat provided, its not a lot though, I'm not sure there will ever be a cat box that doesn't have this issue. Easily managed so no big deal. I can't speak about its life span, we've only had it 3 weeks, but so far this was a solid choice. I'm happy, the cats are happy, life is good. I'm using boxicat litter in this, and I would definitely recommend! In summary, the cats love it, it's clean, it's quiet, it contains odors, it's easy to clean and maintain. 10 stars!

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I have three cats and I have been manually scooping for years. My cats - Randi, a big cat 15-16 lbs, Helix -11 lbs, Mattie -10 lbs.I suddenly found myself in the market for new litter box at the beginning of the year, after my big boy suffered a urinary blockage. After expensive vet bills, lots of tears, a 3 day hospital stay, he finally came home with strict instructions to manage his diet and stress levels. Stress levels was a new one for me, and I had to sit and examine the things that stressed Randi out.1. Not enough food (he's greedy)2. A huge move across states we had just done3. A dirty litter box.He has always hated a dirty litter box. He is the cat that would jump into the litter box as I was scooping or changing out litter. Scooping more often wasn't really an option for me as I work 12 hr shifts, sometimes 3-5 days in a row.Plus, after his blockage, he also associated the old litter boxes with pain and stopped using them in favor of my bathtub (not good). So, I went online to look for the most affordable automatic option. Since I had just forked out $$$ for his vet bills, something like the litter robot was WAY out of my budget. I still wanted something reliable and safe (without a door). When I found this one, I read the reviews and deliberated on it for a few days before impulse buying it one night.It arrived quickly. Set up was amazingly easy. Randi, our big boy, started to use it as soon I put the litter in. He took to it instantly, despite the automatic feature. My other two more skittish cats, were perfectly content with their manual boxes and steered clear. The instructions included a little blurb about how to transition your cat to it - turn off the automatic scooping feature, place near old box, and don't scoop new box etc.We were transitioned in 1 week, with no accidents out of the litter box. Everyone uses this nifty little thing and I don't have to refill the litter daily, honestly if filled to max I get up to two weeks! Same with emptying the waste receptacle. I love this thing. If the company ever comes out with a 2.0 version I hope they make it a little bigger for the chonks, and add a little light that warns of the bin filling. None are deal breakers but would be make this even more perfect.Other things that to note, it's pretty quiet but does make some noise during scooping cycles - see video. It hasn't bothered me. It's really not noticible. I use clay litter and haven't had any issues. It sits pretty high so if getting for a less agile cat, I would recommend a step stool.

May 2025 update:Still happy with it. Dumping out the litter is a bit of a hassle. The plastic shied that it comes with doesn’t stay flush, so I have to do the process a few times. I ended up just unfastening the clips on the side and lifted the dome out to dump out the litter. That’s a trade off I’m willing to take for not having to clean 2 litter boxes.Original:I’ve had it for a week. I have 2 standard issue cats, one being petite and the other a fatty. They both stared at it for the first hour before my fat boy used it. Since then both have taken a liking to it.Don’t overfill it or else your cats will kick out the excess.I was hesitant on buying an automatic litter box cleaner because of the pricing and the actual justification of getting one. It’s a PITA to clean 2 litter boxes every day, especially being both the main bread winner and housekeeper. To me it’s a frivolous thing to buy, I could use that money for something else, right?The first time it cleaned a cat turd, I immediately felt as if it’s paid for itself at that point. A week later, I pull the waste bin out, bagged and disposed of it, and then adding a new liner.I had 2 coveted litter boxes and from time to time I could smell the litter box if the carbon filter slipped off. So far I haven’t smelled anything.It’s not loud at all. Sometimes I think the gear will get stuck because of how heavy the litter can be, but so far it’s been working like a champ.Worth it.

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I am simply blown away by this box! I found it by chance and decided to cautiously order it after hearing stories of the cheap boxes being dangerous and squishing cats.Let me start off with safety:- the box never fully closed during the cleaning cycle, so even if the sensors were to malfunction, your cat would never be in danger- the sensors work really well during the cleaning cycle and me even briefly putting my hand in immediately stops everythingPackaging, design, quality:My boyfriend’s jaw dropped when I told him how affordable this box was. Our friends have the litter robot 4 and this is honestly the same quality. The packaging and design was beautiful. Nicely written instructions including QR codes for video and digital instructions, not the kind you sometimes get with cheap products where there are typically many mistranslations. It took me all but 5 minutes to set up!- even the box had beautiful branding and honestly, the whole thing looks like it would cost about $900-1000. It’s amazing!Usage and size:- we have two very large cats (they are light weight but large, around 13lbs, but cannot fit into a regular cat carrier) and one small girl. So far, my large blind tuxedo is the biggest fan of the box! We bought a step because the entrance is quite high and I put their familiar rug on the step to help. As any of the automatic litter boxes, it is somewhat small for large cats. However, my Elvi just uses it sideways and that seems to work.- Blind Elvi learned to use it the same night that I set it up! We started off with it unplugged so not to spook her with any of the movement and by the next morning, she was a pro!- there are two steps to the cleaning. One is shortly after the cat used it, maybe 60s later? It seems to be their levelling function which as I understand is to make sure the clump does not stick to the bottom. Then it waits a few minutes to give the litter time to tightly clump (about 5min I think) and then removes it. It does so very efficiently without wasting any unused litter!- we use a tofu litter with it that’s specifically designed for automatic litter boxes (soysand) and it works beautifullyWaste container:- The container is a clever design with special bin bags that are shallow but have a very wide opening that spans the entirety of the bin. It’s designed in a way that you can pull the draw string before even opening the container to avoid any unpleasantries.- it comes with a roll of plenty of these special bags but for now, I might just remove the waste and reuse the bag and see how that works. If it gets stinky, I’ll obviously replace. I’ve only had the box a few days so can’t yet speak about this.Training:- I didn’t have to do much training for my blind cat, just mostly dug in the (clean, new) litter so she could hear the familiar sound. This got her curious and she kept checking it out on her own- I read on Reddit that people have put a poop from another litter box into their automatic box to help the cats understand they needed to use it. In our case, this was not necessary but it’s a good tip- responses to cleaning cycle: my cat was initially spooked with the sound but then got very curious and now just loves to lay by her box and wait for it to move (she hasn’t worked out yet that it only cleans after she used it)All in all, this is the best purchase I’ve made for my cats apart from GPS trackers. Yes, it doesn’t have an app but I honestly don’t think this is necessary? We will be purchasing a second one soon to have in the living room. We are keeping at least one stainless steel litter tray for our large boy since he prefers to have more space (despite being the same size as our large girl). Our large girl (featured in the videos) is actively choosing this automatic box over her clean, usual stainless steel box. I think that says it all!