Pet Zone Smart Scoop Semi Automatic Self Cleaning Cat Litter Box, 6 Bags | Includes carbon filter for odor control, reduces daily hands on maintenance, suits up to two felines six to sixteen pounds
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- CLUMPING, CRYSTAL OR PINE LITTER - This semi self cleaning cat litter box uses a smart sensor for triggered activation of cleaning cycle within 30 minutes of cat use.
- MESS & ODOR CONTROL High walled sides decreases litter scatter, spray and ensures cat litter clumps stay inside this litter box. Waste is raked into covered and lined receptacle.
- EASY CLEAN - Simple disassembly for cleaning and maintenance with modular components. Clean with pet-friendly soap and water.
- QUIET OPPERATION Quiet motor cat litter box automatic self cleaning with minimal household disruption.
- 2 CAT HOUSEHOLD - One Smart Scoop per 2 cats (Max), 6 - 15 pounds. Not suitable for kittens younger than 6 months. Not suitable for small spaces.
Color: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Brand: Pet Zone
Size: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 25.5"L x 18.5"W x 10.5"H
Item Weight: 10.6 Pounds
Style: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Pet Zone
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 26.5 x 16.88 x 7.63 inches; 10.6 Pounds
Item model number : 1550012757
Date First Available : March 17, 2014
Manufacturer : Pet Zone
Best Sellers Rank: #17,870 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #50 in Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Boxes
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Customer Reviews: 3.5 3.5 out of 5 stars (9,994)
Brand Name: Pet Zone
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Manufacturer: Pet Zone
UPC: 780824127571
Litter Box Type: Automated Self-Cleaning Litter Box
Additional Features: Automatic Litter Box
Model Number: 1550012757
Manufacturer Part Number: 1550012757
Target Species: Cat
Warranty Description: 1 year
Item Type Name: automatic litter box
Included Components: litter box, motor, carbon filters, bags, scraper
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Size: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 25.5"L x 18.5"W x 10.5"H
Item Weight: 10.6 Pounds
Weight Capacity Maximum: 15 Pounds
Color: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Style: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Material Type: Plastic
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Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
I have been using this unit for nearly a year now. There are a few things that I have learned. I've tried multiple litters; light-weight, clumping litter seems to work best. I'm currently using the Tidy Cat with Fabreze. I've tried the "all natural crushed walnut" litter; once. It molded like crazy. Don't over-fill it! About an inch of litter in the unit is all you need. If you over-fill it, it will have a hard time pushing through the litter. Don't think that you won't ever have to clean it. The rake doesn't always get to the very bottom of the pan, so if urine has clumped down on the bottom of the pan, it's time for a cleaning. The great part is, cleaning it is pretty simple. The rake / collector unit lifts off by simply pulling the black lever under the lid. The motor comes off by unlocking it and sliding it. Everything except the motor itself can be washed, hosed off, whatever. I think I end up completely changing the litter and giving it a thorough cleaning about every 2 months; and this is with THREE CATS. I mean, let's face it. There will never be a completely automated cat litter box that doesn't need occasional maintenance; but I have to say that this one is about as close as you can get. I empty the tray every few days (mainly when I see that the lid isn't closing completely because it's full), and give it a hose down every couple of months. The only down side about this box that I have found is that while it does appear to have a sensor for when the cat is IN the box, it doesn't appear to have one if the cat is behind the mechanism. This did result in one of our cats getting briefly trapped in the unit; needless to say he never did it again. He wasn't injured, and the motor-release was right there, but it did cause me some worry about how he may have been injured if we weren't right there. I suppose that would be my biggest request for this unit; put a motion sensor on the back side of the mechanism, so cats who are a little short in the brains department (like one of mine) doesn't get trapped by the returning mechanism. Pros: Works quite well, even in a multi-cat environment. Isn't super noisy Easy to disassemble and clean Motor seems well built and rugged Cons: Overfilling it can cause it to stop working Power failure will turn the unit off; it won't clean until you turn it back on. No sensor to avoid entrapment on the return cycle of the unit Overall, this is a good purchase for the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2022 by Gregory F. Baughman
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
UPDATE TO PREVIOUS 5 STAR REVIEW; I bought this box on January 9, 2015 and it started malfunctioning in August. Intermittently, the box will rake to the end, and then do a little dance and error out with the box held wide open (talk about smelling bad). The rake will not return on it's own, requiring me to power cycle the unit. Even that doesn't always work, you have to repeatedly power cycle it until it finally decides to return the assembly to the ready position. At first, this would only happen about once a week, but now it is multiple times a day. Being a fairly mechanical person, I pulled it apart to see if there was something stuck or perhaps debris stuck in the gears. No such luck. Also, the advertising of metal gears is very misleading. Yes, there are some metal gears, there are also some plastic gears. I considered buying another one, but after skimming through the reviews, it appears this is not an uncommon issue. I will purchase another Littermaid instead as my previous Littermaids lasted years instead of the months I got out of this unit! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have use a LitterMaid, you know the pros and cons of automatic litter boxes. This box is far superior to the LitterMaid variation in the following ways; It is FAR quieter, easier to empty, and feels much better made. Instead of using bins that you have to properly align with tabs, this unit uses a permanent bin that you put a trash bag around. When it is time to empty it, you simply remove the bin using the handle, then peel the bag from one end of the bin and roll it down to the other end. This traps the mess in the bag, you never get your hands in the refuse. Put the bin in a new bag (a plastic grocery bag works just fine), and drop the bin back into place. Such a simple solution to this messy job. With the LitterMaid, I hated this job. You could never avoid getting crap on your hands, and the bins were a pia to reinstall. With this unit, it is a five minute frustration free job. As far as the litter goes, I suggest Tidy Cats hard clumping litter. This litter works perfectly with this unit. Do not fill the unit above the upper line of the pan. I have three large cats (MainCoon, Angora, and a Blue Russian), and this box is more then up to the task. The only two downsides I see with this product are the charcoal filter does not stay in place, and you must leave room on both sides of the unit as the motor and guide rails are on the outside of the box. Answers to a few questions I have seen posted; 1. The attachment on the end of the box is to help release sticky refuse from the rake as well as to insure larger clumps do not roll off the end of the rake. 2. If your cats pee on the rake, turn the box around. They are aligning themselves with your walls, not the box. 3. If the clumps are sticking to the bottom of the box or are breaking apart, use a better litter. Again, I suggest Tidy Cats hard clumping litter. I tried their feather light product with my old LitterMaid, and they broke apart instead of being raked. In fact, I have tried several different litters over the years, and, in my experience, Tidy Cats simply works best with automatic litter boxes. 4. All of the automatic litter boxes I have used do not rake all the way to the edges. This is not usually a problem, but can cause small pieces of refuse to be left in the box. Your cat will adjust the litter without your help, this will cause the missed pieces to eventually be picked up. To sum it up, this is the best automatic litter box I have used. Is it perfect, of course not!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2015 by john
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
I like many others writing reviews have experienced the pluses and minuses of automatic litter boxes. I like many started many years ago with Litter Maid. I had 3 different models over the years, each lasting less time with each subsequent generation. The last I literally had replace 5 times under the 1 year warranty. The Litter Maid has several design flaws that guarantee failure. Thus the search and research to find something that worked better. Let me be honest. We have two male cats 20+ lbs each. Any litter box will be tested. I looked at every make and quickly came to the conclusion I would not spend $500 for any litter box. I was looking for something < $150 that addressed the design flaws of the Litter Maid. The two top candidates were this one and the Pet Safe Scoop Free. I read every review. Watched youtube videos. The Pet Safe clearly had more reviews than the Pet Zone and many positive reviews. In the end I really could not live with the thought of spending an additional $40 for a reusable plastic litter pan for the Scoop Free. Between the price of the disposable litter pans or having to spend $40 for something that should be part of the base unit seemed a bit to predatory to me. After seeing a well done YouTube video on the Pet Zone I decided to give this one a try. I have had it now for about a month. The Pluses: The design corrects defects in the Litter Maid. 1.The rake and motor move as a single unit. No electronic components are exposed to kitty pee. Male cats tend to pee back, or spray. The rake on the Litter Maid has the stop switch contacts on the back of the rake. A major source of issues on the 6 units I had. 2. The rake gear and track mechanism are outside the litter box. This keeps them dry and clean. The Litter Maid the gear and track are inside the litter box. Subject to urine, and eventually caking of litter in the gear and gear track. This eventually leads to the rake mechanism jumping off track on one side or the other and it jams. 3. With the drive motor and litter basket moving as a unit, there are no wire harnesses and ribbon cables that have to track with the movement of the rake. The Litter Maid has both and both are document sources of failure. Especially the ribbon cable.. Search YouTube videos. Very common problem. 4. Extended delay after use. This unit waits 15 minutes. The Litter Maid 12 Minutes. This does not sound like much but I have seen much less problems with the litter clumps breaking up during raking. I'd really like to see an option to delay up to 30 mins. 5. Much quieter than the Litter Maid 6. Plastic bag liners. We use the plastic grocery bags rather than the supplied bags. They fit better and are free. 7. I have not verified, but one of the YouTube reviews indicated that the drive motor can be replace. If the cost is not crazy, that could be very helpful The Minuses: 1. With the way in which the rake must scoop the waste to empty into the bin, the L shaped rake must lift up and over to deposit behind itself. There are times #2 waste get left at the front of the litter box. 2. This box seems to use a motion sensor rather than an IR sensor. This causes the system to trigger a cleaning even if you are simply filling the box with new litter. 3. The cleaning cycle does not reset the timer if another cat uses the box while it is in the countdown. With two cats we have had the clean trigger when the kitty was in the box. Good thing for us, our cats are not scaredy cats:-0 4. Like I mention above, it would be great if the delay could be adjusted to accommodate longer or shorter periods. Different clumping litters behave differently, and change over time after the box has been opened. Yes the Scoop Free does have a time selection. We will see how durable this unit is, but over all, we are very pleased with the design and function. We have minimal manual intervention. Much less than the Litter Maid. About every other day we clean the rake when we empty the waste bin and put a new plastic bag in. We usually have to lift the rake and hand scoop where the kittys pee behind it.. Not much you can do about that. I love the fact that I can pull the bag out and tie it shut to seal the waste and smell. The house smells much better these days. Update 6/2022 I had to replace the original unit this month. The motion detector had stopped functioning. I believe it is because the cats, male, have pee'd over the motor / motion detector enough to damage the motion detector. No I did not reach out the manufacturer. I felt that given the price and how long I have used the system that purchasing a new one was not unreasonable. All of my previous observations are still true with the new litter box. Still, my overall satisfaction is good.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2020 by Robert K
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
I've had this automatic box for around 10 months, and overall it is great for the price. Sure you could spend a few hundred more on something truly lavish, but this thing accomplishes a very simple and very important goal: I no longer have to worry about cat litter every single day. I can forget for a couple days and the machine has me covered. And at first I was disappointed that it doesn't have a cover, but believe me, you wouldn't want a cover. You need to be able to see where the machine makes mistakes. As I mentioned, the machine sometimes misses things. Sometimes chunks of stuff will end up stuck just out of reach of the rake, right on the very edges of the box. So you need to give it a helping hand there, and you also need to go in to the box 2-3 times a week and clear up any clumps of litter that might be solidifying in the corners of the box where the rake doesn't really touch directly. Sometimes if your cat wants to use the exact same spot in the box all the time, you'll end up with the storage box overflowing just in that one spot, with nothing else in the rest of the reservoir. So really it's wise to attend to the storage box and help remove clumps as soon as you notice it. And there's another reason you want to empty the storage box fairly frequently: the smell inside. So yes, realistically you're going to want to empty the box every couple of days, but the fuller it gets, the worse the smell gets, and it gets really bad if you let the box fill up. I would recommend just thinking of all that storage space as 'insurance' for two-day vacations or if you forget for a while. I only noticed a couple problems. One, where the motor wasn't able to return fully to its docked position, and I got an amber light warning. I found out I had just carelessly allowed some litter to build up on the platform that the box sits on while docked, so it was interfering with the motor. And second, if you get a power outage, you will need to press the power button again manually. The machine does not turn itself on again after a power outage! Once I figured that out, it's been smooth sailing ever since. Fantastic product.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024 by Isaac
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
This will break, it’s just a matter of when, not if. In the meantime, it’ll work fine, with just a few minor issues I first got this box two years ago when it was only 120$, so for the price, I didn’t mind the flaws. With the current price, though (165$ when writing), I don’t think it’s worth the money. The biggest issue for me and my cat was that since you can’t put a liner in the box, pee would often get stuck to the bottom of the box. Not the worst thing, I would just fully dump the box every week or two and give it a good scrubbing. But, it’s not easy to clean. It is so difficult to take this apart and put it together. There’s tons of little crevices and litter dust sticks to the entire box (outside too) like crazy. The rake gets so dirty and is exceptionally difficult to clean. The second issue I noticed is the rake/motor can get stuck very easily. Too much litter or a big piece of waste stops it. Thirdly, it’s kinda loud. Visitors would often ask me “what’s the sound?” when it went off. Annoying issues, but wasn’t the end of the world for me for the original price. But the breaking. The motor, at some point, will just get all janky and stop working. First time it happened to me was right after the exchange window closed. Customer service was very nice when I asked if I could buy just a new motor piece and sent me a whole new box, so that’s a major plus. And that lasted me a good year and a half. Obviously, nothing lasts forever, but it’s seems this box could either last you only months or years. I thought I’d just buy the same box again, as it does work just fine like 80% if the time, but with the price increase, I just decided to upgrade. TLDR: Is this the best box? No, it has minor issues and will break at some mystery point. Is a decent budget automatic box? Yes, and if you want an automatic box for under 200$, this will be fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by Vivian W.
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
This is the third automatic box I've bought, and my favorite by far. I love that it comes apart so it can be washed pretty easily. The way that the motorized section rolls on top of the pan instead of it having complicated tracks like some other boxes, means litter won't get in the way or cause operation problems as easily. The assembly was quick and easy, and pretty straight forward. The operation isn't as loud as another box I've had, but isn't as quiet as the 2nd automatic box I currently own. I keep one bag in the removable trash bin and dump it out into a grocery bag when it's full, rather than switching bags every time. It does fill up quickly, I have two cats who prefer this box over the other one so it gets used about 4x as often. Just dumping into another bag means I am not going to come into contact with any excrement or litter that may have gotten on / around the bag in the tray. I love that the tray will work with regular grocery store bags so I don't have to buy bags if I don't want to. The first automated box I had was made to use disposable plastic trays which were horrible! This is a vast improvement. Funny story... my cats aren't afraid of it but they do occasionally take offense to it... they'll run over and start smacking the outside of the box when it runs... it's really funny to watch! *** update *** This box worked great for a while, but then the rake must have been bent somehow, or the motor has no way to gauge how far along the box it is, because it began to jam. The rake would move to the end and instead of lifting up, it would get stuck within the box. This happened with the "upgraded" rake you can buy separately as well. (I could not discern any visible difference between the two rakes). When the rake jams, it backs up and tries again...in a seemingly endless cycle. I had to shut it off, unlock the carriage and slide it back to get it to act normal again. Also, when the rake gets stuck it starts to bend the tub on the diagonal so the back end of it lifts high above the front. I finally had to give up on this box when it jammed so badly that after turning it off I couldn't get it to turn back on. With all the disappointments I've had with automatic boxes, I'm back to a standard pan and scoop. This box was great while it worked, but that was only a few months and not worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2015 by Goldfish
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
UPDATE #2: Owner for 6 years. Went through one under warranty, then had to replace the motor unit out of warranty for $35 with improved design. Not too bad, comes to about $26/year of fairly dependable operation. I've decided to try another brand since the motor unit just broke again, and it is going to take too much effort to even remove it from the pan. I never really liked how dirty the components got, the shallow amount of litter the pan accepted, and the noise. UPDATE: I had an earlier version of this unit which had known issues with broken plastic gears. They sent me a new motor unit with metal gears. I think this happened after about a year or maybe 2. It worked with my low maintenance cat ever since. Then I took in a crazy stray cat that is totally available for adoption in Socal as of this review (Jan 2019). I estimate he generates 1/2 his body weight in poo every day. I've had him a few months and the extra strain has broken my spirit, but not this litter box. I see reviews about bad motors, but not experienced this, perhaps I was sent a new motor unit at the right time before they cheapened it? Maybe there is too much load on the motor with too much litter? At any rate, the competition does not seem any better with people regularly changing motors or just buying replacements every year or so. This product has exceeded my expectations while service from the manufacturer was good and prompt. It must have been out of warranty when it broke. Although the plastic gears were a flawed design that should have been taken care of. 'd expect about 5 years of operation out of something like this and it looks like it will get there. I also expect improvements but it looks exactly the same in the photo as my older box, which is disappointing: The rake is still not great (difficult to clean, too large to scoop everything, doesn't reach bottom, doesn't groom the litter), it could use more litter depth, motor seems weak noisy and slow, and it could use a larger bin with a better lid to seal the waste. It needs to be emptied too often. 4.5 stars, which rounds up to 5 _________________________________________________ Owner for 12 months. I have four issues so far: The photosensor (I assume) doesn't seem to be able to detect my cat 100% of the time. I put my hand in front of it and trigger it. My cat uses the box and nothing happens. My cat is black as the night. The rake has 1/2 inch wide openings, way larger than any hand scoop. It also doesn't quite reach the bottom. It tends to miss a lot of little things. You can only put in about 2-3 inches of litter according to the instructions. That's not enough. Any litter brand will tell you on the packaging that you want at least 3", but they are telling you to only put in enough for one use of the box. After that it will essentially be running low on litter. This seems to be the root of many other reviewers problems as clumps stick to the bottom and cause failure. If they just designed for deeper litter it seems like a lot of issues would go away. The unit doesn't groom the litter in any meaningful way after scooping. So, the rake could be a lot better. So could the pathetic motors that all of these automatic litter boxes seem to use. It pushes the litter to the end of the box and strains the motor. The rake recently started getting caught on the end where a there is a raised plastic feature. The waste bin can get full on one side in just a couple days depending on your cats habits, which blocks any new waste from entering and creating a mess. I have a skittish kitty, and the unit is quiet enough that he just seems curious rather than afraid (bit noisy for a bedroom though). After many months he continued to be fascinated by it. I was sure to be around the first time he used it. It does mostly work, but it's only marginally better than an old fashioned litter box at ten times the price. I have bumped it up from 3 to 4 stars. I was expecting it to break just looking at the other review, but it's still working after over a year of daily use. It's good to have if you are busy/lazy/out of town.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2015 by leon
Pattern Name: Smart Scoop Litter Box
Update: We had a wind storm a few days back. Pretty common, what surprised me was that if the power flick or goes out this will always default to "Off". That is really a poor design because if you want this off you unplug it from the wall. I've drop this down to 1 star. The more I use this the more I'm really disliking it. First things first, this thing is big so lots of room for you large cats, that said, if you want to fit it in a enclosure, good luck finding one in the right size that isn't going to cost $300+. If I really understand how awkward the dimensions were, I likely would have gotten something different. As for functionality, it work 90% of the time, except if there is poop at at the point where the rake starts to scoop up. Yes, I check the litter is at the correct level. The rack doesn't come to the very end of the litter box so there is a 1inch gap that can get missed. I've tried realigning it but it doesn't help. Not the end of the world but annoying still. The thing that does bug me is how loud it is. Don't get me wrong most automatic litter box are loud, but as this moves slowly it feel like forever when you are half a sleep. And it circle back to not being able to put it in a enclosure to quiet down the sound. What I really do like is the waste bucket and handle. Super easy to dump and be done. Would I recommend this likely not. While the setup was easy for me, I think for many people it would be like buying from Ikea for the first time and riding the struggle train. It just lack that polished product feel. If someone came out with a encloser under $150 that fit for this. I think my opinion would change.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Todd