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- Integrated Safety Protection & Anti-Pinch DesignMeoWant automatic cat litter box is engineered with 10 high-precision sensors. With which, the litter box detects surrounding changes in an all-round way. When cat approaches, it pauses immediately to ensure cat's safety. Self test and remote alarm system offers extra protection for your cat. Please do not put the mat under the litter box to avoid weighing errors
- APP Control & Health MonitoringThe self-cleaning cat litter box is connected with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi. You can keep your cat litter box clean at anytime and from anywhere with AIRPET app. With data pushed periodically, you are able to monitor your cat's weight and activity in real time. Supports up to 6 cats. Note that cats with similar weights may cause errors
- Self Cleaning & Universal Cat LitterCat litter box self-cleaning system auto cleans after cat leaves the litter box, and separates cat waste into the enclosed waste bin. No need to scoop anymore. The specially designed filter openings can effectively filter and separate various cat litters including plant, bentonite, mixed, etc. Please pay attention not to pour cat litter beyond the warning line, otherwise the excess cat litter will be cleaned up
- Odor Control & Whisper-quietMeoWant automatic litter box is specially designed with a door flap to auto open and close, physically stops odors in its tracks. The new and improved cat litter box features fragrance gel. The litter box has a built-in ultra-quiet motor with noise as low as 40dB, which will not disturb you or your family
- Dimensions & Cat Applicable RangeThe activity space in the cat's body reaches 14.9 x13.7 x 19.7inches, and the internal space of 57.6L is basically suitable for all kinds of cats within 3.3-18 pounds. The 4.8-inch low-entry design of the litter box is very friendly to old cats, short-legged cats, and cats with limited mobility
- Easy to Use & Customer ServiceNo tools are required to install or disassemble the large cat litter box. One-click empty is convenient for litter replacing and drum cleaning.Should you experience machine malfunctions or missing accessories, we are committed to providing a quick and satisfying solution, giving you the confidence to use our product
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MeoWant smart cat litter box has the function of automatically cleaning up cat manure. The daily work of shoveling manure can be completely handed over to it, and you can spend more time with your cat. Even if you go out, you can clean it at any time through a remote mobile phone. Unique "AIRPET" APP is compatible with IOS/Android and can be controlled remotely, which greatly improves the experience of using the APP. It can record the time and frequency of cat defecation and automatically generate trend records, you can find out whether the cat has health problems in time. The infrared light is blocked by dirt, causing the infrared tube to abnormally trigger the jam. Please wipe the infrared tube clean. The trash can door cannot be opened because the door latch is stuck by the cat litter. Please follow the video operation to clean the stuck cat litter. Use a small brush to clean the cat litter into the trash can, and then turn the drum to clean the cat litter out of the door. Tips: Don't pour cat litter before plug in! Because the drum will rotate a full circle automatically for self-test. Please wait for it to return to Home position, then pour in the cat litter. Package List: Cat Litter Box, Liner, Cat Litter Pad, Odor Eliminator, Adapter, Instruction Manual. MW-SC01 MW-SC09 MW-CL03 MW-SC02 MW-SC01-Y MW-OR01 MWSC01-LJD-BKUS01 Meowant focuses on the research and development and sales of high-quality, comfortable and safe pet products. Each product has been rigorously tested and will become your most trusted pet butler! Meowant is not only a brand, but also a concept. We believe that pets are part of the family and deserve our wholehearted care. In the future, we will continue to work hard to innovate more products that meet the needs of pets! Meowant has become a popular pet product brand. Pet owners around the world are using our products to share their happy moments with their pets. We always believe that giving love and care to pets. If you encounter any questions in the process of understanding or using our products, please let us know at your earliest convenience.
Color: grey
Brand: Meowant
Size: One Size
Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Product Dimensions: 20.5"L x 20.9"W x 21.85"H
Item Weight: 9.5 kg
Style: Modern
Manufacturer: Meowant
Item Highlight: Anti-Pinch/Extra Large/Odor Free/Low Entry/Safety Sensitive Sensors/Health Monitoring Automatic Cat Litter Box for Multi Cats See more
Unit Count: 1 Count
Product Dimensions : 20.5 x 20.9 x 21.85 inches; 20.94 pounds
Item model number : MW-SC01
Date First Available : August 1, 2022
Manufacturer : Meowant
Best Sellers Rank: #32,674 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #98 in Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Boxes
#98 in Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Boxes:
Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (2,452)
Brand Name: Meowant
Manufacturer: Meowant
Unit Count: 1 Count
Litter Box Type: Automated Self-Cleaning Litter Box
Pet Type: Cat
Additional Features: Radar sensing/automatic cleaning/one-key sand cleaning/APP remote control/removable and washable
Included Components: Cat Litter Box, Cat Litter Box Liners, cat litter mat, manual, power cable
Item Type Name: Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Boxes
Model Number: MW-SC01
Manufacturer Part Number: SC01
Target Species: Cat
Warranty Description: 1
Size: One Size
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 20.5"L x 20.9"W x 21.85"H
Item Weight: 9.5 kg
Weight Capacity Maximum: 18 pounds
Color: grey
Style: Modern
Material Type: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
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This is a great robotic litterbox that doesn't break the bank...as much as some other robotic ones. I'd give this a solid 8.5/10 vs. my experience with other robotic litter boxes. Pros: + IT WORKS! This is the most important part. All other features are add-ons & luxuries, but the core function is that it has to automatically scoop up the poop & pee while leaving behind the clean litter. In this aspect, it performs very very well. For reference - I use Arm & Hammer Slide litter. The drum rotates to move the cat litter through a net, which then filters out the solid stuff from the otherwise sand-like litter and deposits the waste inside a box with a liner bag. No waste or litter has gotten stuck on the net for me. + It's quiet. Quiet enough that I can only hear it when I'm in the same area as the litter box. Any significant noise that is generated is from the actual solids falling into the waste box. + App functionality. This is a WIP, clearly as updates are still being made. But current features allow you to track which cat is in the box via weight. If you have 2 cats of similar weight, it probably won't work that well. The app allows you to manually operate the box or set a time delay for when it should run after a cat has used it. I've found that 30 minutes post use is a good time. The default 1 minute setting was way too soon. + Storage. The waste box isn't huge, but it's large enough to store everything for a week from 2 cats, if necessary. But it'd be pretty full. I generally prefer to change the liner bags 2x a week, on trash days. Those tend to be 1/3 full. Liner bags that come from the manufacturer are lightly scented and have drawstrings. They work, but you could probably use another bag if you'd like, as there's a plastic component that keeps the liner bags in place and would be compatible with other bags too. + Odor. I have 2 cats, so you can imagine that quite a bit of poop and pee happens. I haven't smelled any of the odor. The lined waste bin is effective at keeping odor at bay. Though keep in mind a larger contributor to this is the litter that I use. + Price. The price is competitive relative to other robot litter boxes. It's not super cheap, but it isn't asking for $600-700 dollars that so many robot litter boxes are asking for...and still somehow won't work perfectly. Cons: - App keeps logging me out & forgetting my machine at random. I'd say this happens once a month. This is a minor annoyance more than anything else. I have the app on my iPhone, but basically I have to log back in every time and there is no Face ID sign-in. You'll have to type your username (email) & password every time. Then, the app randomly forgets the litter box machine too, so I'll have to reconnect them. It's a quick process, but is annoying. I hope this will be addressed in future updates. The good thing is that all your previously set parameters remain, so the machine will still operate as usual. I only really access the app to trigger a manual clean, usually right before I tie the trash and take it out. You can do this in the app or by clicking the first button from left to right, on the base (I use my toe for this). I'm docking 1 point for this as it's an inconvenience that should be addressed. - Litter tracking. The opening to the litter box is relatively low, probably for ease of entry for even older/larger cats. This is good for futureproofing as our cats will inevitably get older. However, that also means that it's very common for some litter to get pushed out of litter box if your cat decides to do some intense digging. The cats will definitely track litter. Do note that the machine comes with a small litter tracking mat. I've alleviated most of this by using a large litter tracking mat. They should offer a small insert to snap onto the entry to prevent litter tracking. For this I'm docking 1/2 a point. As you can see, there are a lot more pros vs cons and most importantly the cons are not deal breakers. No core functionality is lost with the cons I've listed. Many other robot litter boxes cost more, and still somehow mess up on core functions. At least, with this box, it'll get the most important job done - cleaning the litter when needed without fuss. I've had this box for a few months now and it's been great - so much so that I bought a 2nd one to make life easier.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023 by Boop
We’ve had our MeowWant litter box for about 9 months now. I got it shortly after we adopted our littlest of two Siberian cats after I realized how much of a pain it was to hand-scoop two girls’ worth of waste every day. It’sgot its flaws, but it’s infinitely better than hand-scooping. It’s got a small enough footprint that it doesn’t take up too much space in our little apartment bathroom, but it’s large enough on the inside that our ultra-fluffy 13lb 3yr old girl can pretty comfortably go potty, turn around, and dig without being cramped. It works as intended probably 90% of the time, which is as good as it gets right now (skip to the last paragraph for my TLDR on why, and my reasoning for recommending it). 1. The app is nothing to write home about; I thought it would be a great way to keep track of their weight, but it turns out that it just kind of upsets the machine to have an integrated scale (of questionable accuracy), and it disconnects from my phone anytime it’s unplugged/reset, so eventually I just stopped reconnecting it. Our girls will also play on top of it, which triggers the weight sensor and logs it as potty time, which totally throws off the data. I only really needed to connect it once at the beginning to set our cleaning cycle times (8am, 12pm, 5pm, 12am), but otherwise I’m fine with not getting notifications. The machine itself is usually well-behaved, but like all auto-scooping litter boxes on the market, it can be finicky. 2. You have to be really, really careful to shut the waste bin door all the way after opening it up, making sure it is latched and flush against the curve of the barrel before walking away. If it’s left partially open or a corner is sticking out, it’ll catch on its next cycle and spill the contents of the upside down all over the floor. As the lights are blinking red, you have to remove the back part, pick up the barrel, and physically rotate it back into position (and shut the waste bin door properly), unplug it and plug it back in to get it to complete a spill-free cycle if this happens. 3. I recommend keeping a hand-vac handy/near the litter box in case of this, and in general; it’s quite shallow and low to the ground, so if your cat(s) are big on digging like our girls are, litter will end up on floor anyway. Since it’s across from our toilet, I literally just vacuum the surrounding area whenever I pee (…in the human toilet, lol), which makes it very easy. 4. You also must be mindful about what kind of litter you use. The advertisement states that it can take tofu or larger/longer-sized litter pellets, but it really can’t without wasting a bunch of it, as it will mistakenly sift larger particles into the waste bin. We’ve tried 6+ different types of liter with this box, and the ones we’ve found to be the best are ones with very fine, heavy particles, such as BoxyCat or other standard clay litter, or Sustainably Yours corn litter (we love this stuff, it’s just a little spendy). 5. The holes are currently large enough that poops the size of a marble or smaller will be sifted back in with the clean litter. That’s not a huge deal if your litter is really absorbent and dries out the “leftovers,” but I think they should market this for use with the small grain litters and not for use with tofu litters, so they could make the grate smaller in order to catch the small poops. Those things may seem like glaring issues, but they are not specific to MeowWant. Even the biggest, most expensive, most complicated, fanciest-seeming litter boxes have issues, many of which overlap with the issues that this one has. The main thing I learned during the hours upon hours of research I did prior to purchasing this litter box was that the auto-scooping litter robot market as a whole has a long way to go before these are more reliable and commonplace. The thing that *is* unique to MeowWant is the impeccable customer service. They’ve been incredibly accomodating, friendly, and responsive responsive to our concerns in a way that has me believing they actually take what customers say into account when considering design tweaks for future iterations of this product, which is very encouraging (and exceedingly rare). Overall, for now, I genuinely believe this is one of the best auto-scooping boxes available. Between the small footprint, large inside space, quiet operation, and relative ease of use & cleaning (tip: use some enzyme wipes/spray/foam in between deep cleans) make it totally worthwhile if your goal is to save time and energy dealing with your furbaby’s excrement, especially if you don’t have a ton of space or money for a “nicer one.” I’ll put it this way: cleaning up after the occasional litter box malfunction takes a lot less time and energy than scooping a regular litter box multiple times a day. Unless you want to wait for the industry to catch up, this is worth getting. Edit: Although it is not advertised to work with crystal/silica litter, it does sift out the poo and stirs it around enough to not clump, though you may want to scrape the bottom every so often if you go this route. We had to switch away from the clay litter because it was causing our older girl’s tear ducts to plug up, and we can’t use plant based litter because my partner is super allergic to the dust from it. I’m happy to report that it’s working quite well with FreshStep’s blue crystal litter (I don’t remember the exact name. It is not scented), both for us and the girls :)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by Juj
I have had this litter box for about a month now and I am ready to share my thoughts on it. I will also be comparing it to the LitterRobot 4 for anyone who may be curious or trying to make a decision. I’m aware that not everyone wants to read an essay, so I will summarize first and then go into detail for those who are interested in the why… *SUMMARY* This automatic litter box is OK. Just OK. It does what it’s intended to do and it does an ok job at it. It has flaws, but it works. If someone were to ask me if I would recommend this over a LitterRobot, I would say no. I’ve had the LitterRobot for a year and in my opinion it outperforms this one at the end of the day. But for someone who can’t afford LR, this is a much more budget friendly and decent alternative. I do recommend using a better quality cat litter for any automated litter box, a cheep cat litter will not make for a good experience no matter which one you decide to get. (Personal experience T.T) Now to the details! For reference, I’ve had LR4 for a year and the Meowant for about a month. I purchased the Meowant for my elderly, arthritic, cat, because she struggles to get into the LR and refuses to use a ramp. This was supposed to solve that issue, but unfortunately, I just think it isn’t big enough for her (she is a large cat). For my first impressions, this litter box was easy to set up, I do recommend setting it up on hard floor or getting a mat to protect your carpet if you don’t have hard floor, (more on this later). The app was also quick and easy to set up. It uses military time but you can adjust from kg to lb for the weight. I did not find it any easier or any more difficult to set up than the LR, I would say they are about the same in that regard. LR’s app has more features and provides more details. SELF CLEANING: The meowant can be set to a custom schedule or to custom wait time for self cleaning. This is not a feature of LR, so I thought it was neat but didn’t really find it necessary. The meowant’s bin needed to be emptied at least twice a week and the pan refilled at least once a week. Mine is being used by 4 cats, so this is a factor in how frequently it needs attention. My LR needs emptied twice a month at most and tells me when it needs to be replenished, but only 3 cats use this one. The Meowant does not have any sensors that tell you how low the litter is getting or how full the bin is, so you will need to pay attention to it, my LR does both of these and I missed that feature in the Meowant. When the litter box cleans itself, it rotates to sift the litter through a grate and move clumps and waste up to the opening where it slides into the trap and into the lined bin. I started seeing granules of litter stuck to the inside of the hatch that you open to remove the waste. And litter seems to accumulate around the edges of the removable bin. This makes removing the bin and liner and replacing it unsanitary. I would recommend gloves and/or wash your hands thoroughly when you are finished. The LR operates in a similar way except the bin stays stationary at the bottom and the waist drops directly in instead of having to go through a trap door. I have never felt like I needed gloves to remove the bag from the LR. Over time, I found that some clumps were sticking to the side in the Meowant, this happens in LR too, so this is most likely an indication that it time for a clean, or at least that is how I respond. Basically, the Meowant gets the job done here, it just results in a less sanitary situation. SIZE: The cat I purchased this for is 18 years old and has arthritis. She struggle to get in and out of LR. She can get in this one, the step to get in is not any higher than her normal box, however, she still isn’t willing to climb in or out and I think it’s a size issue. She is 12lb’s and has always been large. Not fat, just big. She has just enough room to turn around in this box, but has to scrunch herself up which may be uncomfortable on her joints, making her unwilling to use it. For that reason, I don’t recommend this box if you have a large cat. CLEANING: Now we get to the reason I recommend saving for a LR instead. I clean my boxes and change them once a month and today I decided it was time to clean this one. I started at 8am and finished around 1pm (this includes dry time, I did not scrub it for this long lol). I ran an empty cycle, which created a lovely mess in the trap where the bin is. Quite a bit of litter ended up going around the bin instead of in it. A situation that has never occurred with LR. In fact I can honestly say cleaning the LR has never taken as long or been as difficult as cleaning this machine. The barrel does not open, meaning you are limited on what parts of the inside you can see and the areas that you can reach easily because the opening for the cat is kind of small. I was fairly certain that I had hosed the inside of the barrel out very thoroughly, did not see any indication that there was anything stuck to the inside that needed more attention and sat the barrel aside to dry. Meanwhile I went about cleaning the bin, the base, the mat etc. I would say I gave the barrel about 2 hours and then went out to check on it and reposition it as needed. 2 hours later it seemed mostly dry, so I wanted to spray it with my litter box cleaner and wipe it down before putting it all back together. Nope…while I was working on the inside I found a massive chunk of clumped cat litter stuck to the inner wall, right out of sight and apparently out of reach for the water. Cleaning that out meant that I made a new mess inside which meant more spray and more wiping only to find more litter stuck in all the corners and crevices. Please note, that I could have washed the LR and had it back together in half the time I spent on this. As it stands, it did get clean, and it is back together, but I found that the overall shape and not having easy access to the inside makes cleaning it very difficult. I was also surprised by how dirty it had gotten since being in use, I don’t think I’ve every seen clumps that size stuck to the sides of the LR. In terms of overall cleanliness and ease of cleaning I think the LR is much better than this machine. I give the machine 4 stars, because it isn’t a bad automated litter box. But it does require more attention, and a little more work than the LR. I also recommend using a mat or at least a puppy pad underneath it to protect your floors and for easy clean up. Because of the way it is designed, when the cat exits litter will fall between the barrel and the base. And if your cat is having trouble getting their butt inside the box, the urine will run down there as well. The cleaning was the only frustrating issue I had with the box, I do feel like there should be easier access to the interiors for cleaning but otherwise found it to be functional and much easier for an elderly cat to access…if they fit in it…
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by R. Smith
I have be n very happy with the purchase of MeoWant self co son g cat litter box! So much so, after owning for two years, I purchased a second for another floor in my hone. The product is easy to use & maintain. Customer service compliments the integrity of this product. After 3 years, the first box purchased was unable to complete a full cycle. Their company provided prompt and courteous trouble shooting to help me correct the issue. When that didn’t work, they replaced the base, which houses the motor. They stand by their product! Kudos!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by April R.
I want to preface this review by saying I've been fostering cats for almost 20 years. My first automatic was the infomercial Littermaid and I'm no stranger to the weird, wonderful, and frustratingly nutty hacker universe of automatic litter boxes. I've had Litter-Robots since the II model and currently have four LR3s. Two of which are currently malfunctioning. Although my units range in age from 7 to 1.5 years, all of them have had mechanical issues at one point. Fortunately spare parts are available through Whisker or Robot Shop, but being good at troubleshooting and handy with a screwdriver should be a requirement for purchase of a Litter-Robot! For their extraordinary cost, I didn't think it was unreasonable to expect them to work flawlessly for *at least* a couple years before having to fix something. Yet, almost on schedule, a little over a year would pass and the new unit would start acting up. I never felt sure enough about the LR3s to ditch the manual boxes. Enter the MEOWANT. I follow One Man Five Cats on YouTube for his in-depth videos on all the new automatic litter boxes which have flooded the market in the past few years. Though he still put the Litter-Robot 4 at the top of his list, he felt the Meowant was the safest, didn't leak (!) and was half the price of the LR4 (!!!). I figured it was worth a shot. There was even a coupon for $80 off when I pulled the trigger. Now, almost four months later, me and the cats are very happy with the purchase. I even got another! Since the units are in my cattery, and because I have a revolving door with various cats, the app functionality isn't important to me. Reliability, safety and ease of use are my top demands and the Meowant hasn't disappointed. PROS: Very reliable. Not once have I found the drum stuck in the upside down position or non-operational as I often do with the LR3s. It's also easier to disassemble, empty and clean. Many of my foster kitties find the low entry more cat-friendly and start using the Meowant immediately. They're mesmerized and will often run up to watch it turn, allowing me to monitor how well the sensors are working. The Meowant's IR sensors are far better than the LR3s safety features, which only sense weight in the drum or bumping. Because of the Meowant's excellent sensors and simpler waste dumping, it seems almost impossible to me for a cat to get hurt (of course you wouldn't want tiny kittens in there, use some common sense). It's also nearly silent, except for the sound of tumbling clumps. CONS: The low entry means if you have kickers or head-in pee-ers or poopers, there's more to clean up. A surprising (maybe even shocking) amount of litter falls between the drum and the base, especially in front of the opening. You can find fences to fit the Meowant on Etsy, which will help. The filter screen gauge is too big (maybe 2x as open as the LR3) and can leave a lot of bits and chunks behind (especially with soft poops), meaning you'll have to "detail" your litter by hand. The latch on the waste door can be hard to open, part of which is due to litter getting into the cracks and holes around the waste receptacle area. I don't use a liner, so it would've been nice if the yellow bin liner holder could've been a handle instead, so I wouldn't have to reach into the dirty bin to lift it out for emptying. There's no on/off button, so the unit needs to be unplugged before emptying the waste bin, tidying up, or doing anything that might take longer than a minute. Since the company and the Meowant haven't been around for very long, customer service, warranty and finding spare parts could be problematic. Despite my lengthy con section, I'm actually contemplating buying another unit. The thing just works and has made my crazy cat life easier, instead of adding frustration and buyer's remorse.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2023 by All About Meow
First things first, I want to address some of the other reviews. Other reviews make me thing people expected this machine to be completely hands off and no maintenance. That’s not the case, and that’s okay. Yes, you’ll need to clean some litter out from under the drum, and possibly inside the waste box periodically. Probably as often as you do a full litter change. This doesn’t outweigh the convenience this machine brings to the table though. 1) Set up- Set up was EASY. Took me about 5 minutes, and I did it by myself. It comes with instructions, but is mostly self explanatory. I’m not sure why someone else reported it took an hour to set up. The app setup was also easy, except, as others mentioned, it wants to send you a code and the text doesn’t work. Just select email and it’ll work fine. 2) Machine Functionality- The machine works by rotating the drum so litter slide to the side and a sifter separates the clumps. The drum Continues to rotate until gravity does the rest and the clumps fall perfectly into the waste bin. The machine is incredibly quiet, and the sensor works great, stopping the machine if me or my cats approach it. 3) App Functionality- I actually love the app. I’m not sure why others are complaining about it. On IPhone, the app is clean, modern and easy to use and navigate. You can create little profiles for each cat you have so the machine can detect which cat is using it (uses cat weight to determine). The app records when each cat goes, and records when the machine cleans. You can also set how long you want the machine to wait to clean after the cat leaves. Okay with this setting some. Different litters react differently. Some take more time to clump, some less. Currently, my Machine cleans 5 minutes after the cat leaves, and this seems to be a good amount of time to allow the litter to clump. Machine size- The machine itself is a bit large but not too bad. It’s clean design blends in nicely though. I have two cats. 9lbs and 11lbs and neither have an issue using the machine. They adapted to it immediately. 4) Build quality- I think the overall build quality of the machine and the app are excellent. It’s design is actually rather simple when you think about it. The drum attached to a rotor that rotates to spin the drum. I can see how litter getting into there could pose an issue over time, this is why I say you should vacuum under the drum periodically to prevent this. There has to be some gap to allow the drum to rotate, so I’m not sure how this could be improved in the future. Overall, I’m really satisfied with the machine. It does what I want it to, and it seems to do it well. Those with issues of odor, or leaking or sticking, should experiment with other litters and delay times before blaming the machine. I currently use Tidy Cats free and clean and it works great.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2023 by Mike S.
Love this product! My only issue is that the pinch buttons for the waste bin are pretty hard to press down, especially for someone with nails. Definitely child proof but I don’t need it to be adult proof as well. Otherwise I recommend this! In fact, my sister just ordered hers. 1yr4mo Update: I am transitioning away from this litter box although it had been decent. I need something with better odor control. I’m not sure if a liner is offered for the bottom of the drum but it would be beneficial. The bottom of my drum is stained I’m guessing from urine, no matter how many times I clean and scrub it. Also, litter is spilling from somewhere as when I deep clean and remove my litter box there is a pile of litter under the drum which doesn’t help with odor control. Another downside is the flap that covers the waste bin wears and eventually doesn’t create a good seal which allows the odor to escape. Sometimes I get home and the smell hits us as soon as we open the door. The sifter is very difficult to remove to clean and to put back on is even harder. I don’t recommend hosing it down because water seeps into the drum and it’s very hard to get out. If litter seeps in the drum before hosing it down its clump, trap and then smells. I still appreciate this litter box as being my first automatic box as it really made a difference compared to scooping. it’s great for the price and no need to pay for a subscription. It’s just time for an upgrade.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by Erika
Today marks one week of having this litter box in use for my two cats (10.8lb M, 10lb F) so I can only give my initial impression and some speculation regarding reliability. This replaced an ELSPet/Kungfu Pet 'space ship' self cleaning litter box that used a rake instead of tilting motion. I had that in operation for about a year and a half, but it failed to automatically clean after about a year, requiring me to push the manual clean button (physical or app) several times a day. That unit didn't contain the smell nearly as effectively as the Meowant - I think a lot of it was due to the rake gunking up (gross.). It was also loud and I frequently had litter (and urine) going beneath the litter pan... and sometimes the rake wouldn't have enough oomph to complete the cleaning cycle. Both of my cats used this box within an hour of setup which was awesome to see. I actually placed a camera to capture how they use this box and the app makes it easy to match usage events to camera motion events. They mostly use it with their faces sticking out. The included guard is a lifesaver for the reverse occasions, I'm 100% certain I would have had urine on the floor without it. I'll reiterate - this DOES include the guard thing in the opening... I purchased a separate guard when I ordered this box since I didn't know that (even though it was in some of the product photos, I wanted to be certain.) The litter area is much smaller on this box than my last one and I have no idea how jumbo cats can use it - but apparently they do based on the reviews I've read. It seems a little cramped for my average sized cats. I'm using Tidy Cats 'Tidy Feet' low tracking litter with claimed 14 day odor control, since I can't use a litter mat (one cat likes to pee on them) and I'm finding this to be a pretty excellent combination. A robot vacuum runs in the cat room twice a day and picks up what little ends up on the floor, and so far I have zero cat smell in the room. I topped off the litter for the first time today and didn't require much at all to get it back to the fill line, so there's not a ton of wasted litter as far as I can tell. I'm pretty impressed with this thing so far and think the design is superior to raking style self cleaning boxes. No urine leaking, no waste accumulating on the rake, QUIET!, and the power supply is 12v 1 amp on the Meowant, versus 12v 4 amps on the raking style. What that means is that it takes a lot less energy to spin the drum than to dig through a box of litter and waste with a rake - not like this matters on your power bill, but it speaks to the effectiveness of the design.. and likely the reliability. Some of the plastic fingers on my raking style actually broke (and I had to track down a replacement rake) so I'm happy I won't have to fuss with that again. The only reason I'm not giving this a 5/5 is because the cleanliness of the litter isn't always perfect. Small (less than a marble) sized pieces sometimes remain, but they get sent to the bin eventually so I'm NOT accumulating a box full of waste fragments. Assembly was straight forward, pairing to my 2.4ghz wifi network was easy, and I have no gripe with the phone app. It distinguishes between my cats perfectly despite less than a 1lb difference between them, as confirmed by the camera I have set up. The only thing I have left to figure out is dog protection. The ELSPet unit that this one replaced had a pedestal in front of it so my dog couldn't crane her neck in to the box, but I've caught her messing around in the Meowant on camera. Might have to elevate it. UPDATE: A couple months in now. Both of my cats have stopped using it correctly which is a travesty. I noticed a terrible odor coming from the room the litter box lives in, like fermented urine. Everything had been awesome for long enough to consider this product a god send, doing a full litter changeout every 2 weeks and wiping any ick away once every few days. There was never any odor, and the old litter I was changing out didn't look or smell bad. But still, a stench began to grow. I did another full litter changeout and convinced myself that the odor absorber must have gotten used up. I was amazed it had such masking powers, in fact..I didn't really believe it. I sat down on the floor to start googling how to disassemble this thing and see if urine was leaking underneath of it, and that's when I noticed my hardwood had a different sheen. It was almost waxy. Yep, urine all over my floors. Set up cameras and discovered my cats are using the box improperly 50% of the time lately. That explains the notifications in the app about a "new cat" - I'd get 5-7lb weight notifications when both of my cats are 10-11. Footage reveals they've both decided to stick their heads and front feet in, back legs on the floor, and let loose. I didn't notice because the floor is hardwood, and it's impossible to see actual pee puddles with the lighting in that room. It's not in walking path so I guess it dried/drained between me standing near the box for periodic maintenance. Yesterday my boy cat defecated in this pose all over the floor, so that was hard to miss, but otherwise the pee snuck past me for who knows how many goes. I don't know if I'll ever get the floors restored to how they used to be, or get the stench out. In short, I'm throwing this thing out. I think if it were 6" deeper things would be better. I still don't know how people with maine coon cats are having success with this, and I'll likely never know why my rather petite cats decided to stop going fully in. It's spotless inside, and there have been no changes to litter brand or any other environmental factor. Whatever.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Brandon