PetSafe ScoopFree Crystal Pro Legacy Automatic Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Box – Enclosed Front-Entry – Includes 1 Disposable Crystal Litter Tray – Advanced Odor Control – Gray (PAL00-16806)
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Style: Front Entry Hood
Features
- AUTOMATICALLY REMOVES WASTE: No scooping, cleaning or refilling your cat's litter box for weeks
- UNBEATABLE ODOR CONTROL: Crystal litter removes smell by absorbing urine and dehydrating solid waste; includes one disposable ScoopFree Crystal litter tray with crystal litter
- NO MORE MESSY FLOORS: Low-tracking crystals are 99% dust free and dont stick to your cats paws; a hooded cover helps keep kitty litter inside the box
- LEAK PROTECTION: Disposable trays have plastic lining to help protect against leaking and keep your floors clean
- EASY CLEANUP: Simply remove the tray and throw it away; each tray includes a lid for quick disposal
- MONITOR YOUR CAT'S HEALTH: The health counter keeps track of how many times your furry feline uses the box
- FOR USE WITH CRYSTAL LITTER ONLY: For optimal performance, use ScoopFree Premium Crystal Litter with your automatic litter box
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Description
Strike scooping the litter box off your to-do list. With the ScoopFree Crystal Pro Legacy Front-Entry Self-Cleaning Litter Box, theres no scooping, cleaning or refilling your cats litter box for weeks. It uses crystal litter that provides 5 times better odor control than traditional clumping litter by absorbing urine and dehydrating solid waste. This low-tracking litter also helps keep your floors clean because it is 99% dust free and doesnt stick to your cats paws. Safety sensors ensure that the scooping cycle only occurs when your cat is out of box. It uses disposable trays that have a plastic lining to help protect against leaking, and each tray comes with a lid for quick and easy disposal. Just remove the tray and throw it away. Theres even a health counter that tracks how many times your furry feline uses the box, which is a convenient way to detect early signs of a health issue, and the included privacy cover gives your cat a secluded bathroom. PetSafe brand is here to help you and your pet live happy together.
Color: Grey
Brand: PetSafe
Size: 27.6x19.1x16
Material: crystal
Product Dimensions: 27.6"L x 19.1"W x 16"H
Item Weight: 20.3 Pounds
Style: Regular
Weight Limit: 72 Ounces
Global Trade Identification Number: 60
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Product Dimensions : 27.6 x 19.1 x 16 inches; 20.3 Pounds
Item model number : PAL00-16806
Date First Available : December 12, 2019
Manufacturer : Radio Systems Corporation
Best Sellers Rank: #11,638 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #31 in Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Boxes
#31 in Self-Cleaning Cat Litter Boxes:
Customer Reviews: 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 8,100 ratings
Item Weight: 20.3 pounds
Manufacturer: Radio Systems Corporation
Item model number: PAL00-16806
Date First Available: December 12, 2019
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 27.95 x 20.47 x 12.2 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 27.6 x 19.1 x 16 inches
Item Weight: 20.3 Pounds
Brand Name: PetSafe
Target Audience Keyword: house-cats, cats
Directions: Read all the instructions before using the appliance.
Warranty Description: One year Limited
Model Name: Regular
Color: Grey
Size: 27.6x19.1x16
Material: crystal
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Number of Items: 1
Style: Regular
Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes
Included Components: 1 Litter Box, 1 Litter Tray, 1 Pack of Litter, 1 Hood
Specific Uses for Product: Indoor
Frequently asked questions
The PetSafe ScoopFree Litter Box uses a unique process for cleaning. Twenty minutes after your cat uses the litter box, an automatic rake starts to move across the litter, pushing waste into a covered waste trap. This keeps the litter box smelling fresh and clean. The box comes with a disposable crystal litter tray that absorbs urine and dehydrates solid waste, further controlling odors.
No, you don't have to manually scoop with this self-cleaning cat litter box. The automatic rake does the litter scooping for you. You just need to dispose of the disposable tray and replace it with a fresh one when the litter becomes saturated, typically every few weeks for a single cat.
The PetSafe ScoopFree Litter Box is designed to greatly reduce litter tracking. Its anti-tracking technology ensures that the litter stays in the box and not on your carpet or floors, and the included front-entry hood also helps contain litter.
The PetSafe ScoopFree Litter Box offers excellent odor control. The combination of the self-cleaning process, covered waste trap, and crystal litter tray helps to control smells by locking away solid waste and dehydrating urine. The disposable trays also have a plastic lining to help protect against leakage and maintain a clean, odor-free environment.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The PetSafe ScoopFree auto-cleaning litter box is generally well-reviewed, with major points in its favour being ease of setup and use, and its effectiveness in reducing the need for daily scooping. Many users noted that it successfully maintains odor control, although it has room for improvement particularly concerning the rake's ability to clean up all waste. The crystals used instead of traditional litter seem to be a point of contention, with some finding it helpful while others faced issues with dust and tracking.
Pros
- 🐱 Eases the task of daily scooping.
- 🐾 In most cases, maintains a good level of odor control.
- 🏠 Easy to set up and use.
- ⏲️ Automated self-cleaning function highly appreciated.
Cons
- 🗑️ Some users found the waste bin too small, leading to frequent cleaning needs.
- 💩 Rake does not always effectively clean up all waste, especially poop.
- 🏜️ Crystal litter may create dust when first poured.
- 📦 Disposable tray may need frequent replacing, leading to additional costs.
Should I Buy It?
Overall, the PetSafe ScoopFree Auto-Cleaning Litter Box comes recommended, albeit with a few reservations. If you value convenience and are willing to monitor and manage the few identified drawbacks such as dust from the crystal litter and ineffective raking, it can prove to be a useful tool in your pet care arsenal. Remember that individual experiences may vary, especially based on the types of pets you have.
Style: Regular
Configuration: Front Entry
This is a wonderful item for kitty parents. We inherited an older cat when my father-in-law passed away. Miss Kitty had always used clay/clumping litter. Even though I was diligent with scooping/cleaning litter box, there was always an underlying odor( I realized this after switching to this product!) Miss Kitty did fine with the change over. She was a little hesitant but we sprinkled some in some old litter and that did the trick. She wasn’t quite sure what to make of the automatic raking sound, but she got used to it. I had been buying disposable trays but recently switched to a reusable tray. The disposables are a bit pricey, but by ordering just the crystals is a little cheaper. Also there are other crystal products that aren’t Pet Safe available. I hesitate to order something off brand in case of subtle differences. Wonderful product
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025 by Pamela Piechocinski
Style: Regular
Configuration: Front Entry
Week 1: I didn't set this up when I first got the new litter system a few weeks ago because I wanted to use the rest of my cats clumping arm and hammer litter first. So this is the end of the actual first week of my kitty boy using it. He was petrified of it the day I set it up, for the entire day, which is probably due to the earthquake we apparently had here last Monday in Buffalo, 2/6/23, in which he may have thought that this thing made all that commotion. After work, when I realized he hadn't used it, I then put him in it while I sat next to him, petting him and talking calmly, telling him it's ok. He still didn't want anything to do with it, so I then started to throw treats by it and even a couple inside of it. He did muster the courage to go by it and get some of the treats but he wouldn't go in it to retrieve the ones inside. The next day before I left for work, I made sure to leave one treat in the litter box near the opening and sure enough, he went in at some point to retrieve it and then at some point, he then used it. I noticed this right away, once I seen some of the litter on the litter tracking mat and then realized the cat treat was gone and then I seen yellow in the litter. I have to say that I was ecstatic 😁 Now a bit about the litter. It does do what it is supposed to do and does definitely dehydrate the feces, which while scooping the waste out today (trash day), it didn't smell at all. It also does do the same for the urine except that it doesn't do it immediately and so the urine obviously goes straight to the bottom and sits there, so constant stirring / mixing (daily, but no more than every few days) is a must when using these cardboard litter pans or having your cat track the wet urine outside of the litter pan, if they step in the spot they just went in. I do have a bed liner protector under the card board box to protect the floor and was thinking of doubling it up, but so far I think it's fine with the cardboard top placed underneath. Plus it has a smooth sleek sticker inside which protects the cardboard from becoming saturated, but eventually will if you don't stir/mix the litter every 1-3 days. This may extend the life for 1 cat for a full 30 days. I would assume the more you stir/mix up the litter,.the quicker it will.dry out in between uses and the longer the box will last. I couldn't say that for a multiple cat household, but I'm sure it will at least extend its life by a few extra days. One thing I really don't like about this litter is that it's crystals are huge. They definitely stick in my cat paws and he tracks it everywhere even though there is a tracking litter mat directly in front of the liter box. He does try to get it out of his paws before he leaves the pan, pawing at the lid, which I am assuming thats why. I definitely suggest wearing slippers or shoes while walking wherever the litter is tracked otherwise it does hurts when stepping on it. With that, I'd definitely suggest sweeping or vacuuming at least once daily is a must too. Now more about the actual unit its self. This came with everything you need to start using this right away including a bag of crystal silica litter and a disposable cardboard litter pan, which today while scooping the waste out, I did find it broken on the left side, which I'm assuming happened because maybe I didn't put any litter in that spot which only one piece of waste was on that side (which is where I actually thought it was collected), while the rest stayed on the other side and when the litter and feces was being pushed back, it some how crushed it and it broke and came loose (see picture). I'm not sure why there isn't an option to buy this system with the plastic pan, which I actually did buy the plastic pan at the same time, which also came with a bag of the crystal litter. So I will be putting up with this litter for an entire 2 months before I switch to pretty litter, which I hope doesn't track nearly as much as this one and if it does, hopefully it doesn't hurt nearly as much. It really does do exactly what it says it is suposoed to do and its so quite and thats music to my ears. It definitely goes off 20 minutes after my boy has been in the box to rake any feces to the waste compartment area and I guess to help distribute the urine, but it doesn't really incorporate the urine that collects at the bottom that turns to slush. So this means you'll have to stir / mix it up with a standard scooper to help distribute the urine evenly to help with the dehydration process. It also does keeps count of how many times my cat goes in the box and obviously goes up when the rake button is pressed manually after stirring the litter. So you'll have to try to keep track of how many times you might have pushed the button to rake the litter after you've mixed up. I'll continue doing this even after I've switched over to the plastic tray next month or sooner if this box or litter doesn't hold up for the entire month. All in all, the use of this system during the first week, I am happy with it. I'll definitely update weekly for at least the first month and maybe when I switch over to the plastic tray. Edit Week 2: Everything is still good except this time while removing the waste to dispose for trash day this morning, I did notice the urine odor isn't really absorbing as much and I'll have to assume will only get worse as the days go on. However, now that I'm not on top of the litter pan, I have to say that don't smell anything being just 5 ft from it. I also decided to mix a good amount of baking soda in with the litter, so hopefully it will keep the urine odor down. If the results are the same next week, I'll give an update sometime soon thereafter depending on when the odor starts to be more noticable and if the litter and card board tray holds up for the entire 30 days or if I'll have to change over to the plastic tray early! But yeah, so far, so good still. Week 3, the odor was a bit more noticable but not too unbearable... Week 4 update... I just changed the card board tray out for the plastic reusable one, in which I did put a litter liner ( I buy the Johnny cat jumbo liners 5 pk, since they're thick for about $4 a box) over it and after putting the new crystal litter in, I raked it and the liner didn't interfere with the rake at all since there is a bit of a gap between the liner and the rake. Now update on the card board tray... The tray held up very well, even after deciding not to stir up the litter at all this past week, since I knew I was changing the entire thing out. Plus I wanted to see if by chance by not doing so for the full week, if the tray would have began to leak on the bed pad liner I have under it. It did not, but I'd still say to stir it often because it will help extend the life of it. Now regarding odor... It was starting to get a bit strong with both feces and urine odor, but not over powering. I also, did buy a pair of sheer white curtains off Amazon (see pic above) for like $10 and took the bottom that is stitched and folded up once and stitched it up so that it wasn't dragging on the floor to help keep any odors from leaving the closet I have it in, since I have to leave the door opened for him to have 24/7 access. I put these up with spring loaded curtain rods I purchased at Walmart for $3.50 each, since I rent and also so that the curtain can be up as high as possible. Lastly, I also purchased a urine absorber 2 pk and has a box with a velcro sticker on it so you can stick it to the litter box. Which I stuck sideways to the very front, top of the lid (see pic above) from walmart for $3.50, that is claimed to last for 30 days but I just put it on about a week ago when I noticed a slight urine odor, to help prevent it from getting really unbearable. Not sure if it helped since it was getting toward the end of the litter life cycle and it's bound to smell somewhat like it did. Over all, I have to say that even though there was somewhat of a stronger odor during this last week, it is no where as bad as clay litter that doesn't help.with odor at all! I definitely would recommend investing in this litter box system with the option of either buying disposable or the plastic reusable tray and if doing so, placing a litter liner over it as shown in the picture above, making sure to have it as smooth as possible on the bottom so it doesn't interfere with the rake.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023 by Gloriana Gloriana
Style: Regular
Configuration: Front Entry
Cat litter review I just changed my third box of this new litter box, so I think I’ve had a good feel for how it works by now. The manufacturer says this litter box system can handle 2 cats for 2 weeks, or 1 cat for 1 month. This was NOT possible for my cat. It’s gross to even think about what it smelled like when I changed it for my single cat after a month of use. This MAY be possible if your cat doesn’t drink a lot of water, but my healthy cat likes to drink a healthy amount of water for her size. My cat is on the smaller side for a cat, and by 1 month (4 weeks of her using this litter box the first time), the cat litter smelled of strong, burning-your-nostrils ammonia. And something about that ammonia + whatever smell I couldn’t make out because my nose was burning, made me retch really bad. And I don’t ever recall any of the dirtiest clumping litter boxes of my past ever causing me to retch like that. While I tried to put the soiled litter box into a garbage bag, I clumsily spilled about a cup of the urine-saturated litter on my floor. After cleaning it up (or what I thought was all of it), the room still had the overpowering ammonia smell to it. I checked the area where the litter was placed, originally, and there was nothing. The bag of used litter was in my open garage, sealed up and so that wasn’t it, either. I looked again at the spot I cleaned up the spilled cat litter and there were like, 5 crystals still on the floor that I planned on vacuuming up later, and it was THOSE tiny pieces that caused the ENTIRE area to smell like a very used, dirty litter box was still in there. Yes, I did take the manufacturer’s suggestion at their word, and wow, I feel SO bad for my cat. My husband said our poor cat must love me/us a LOT to have continued hotboxing herself with this incredibly strong, burning ammonia smell for the past week or so (instead of soiling herself elsewhere) before I changed it at the recommended 1 month timetable. I vowed to never, ever let my litter box get back to this point, ever again. For my and my cat’s safety. I forgot to record how many times the litter box raked over during that first month. I just know it was 4 weeks, not 5. The second time, I changed the litter after 2.5 weeks. I noticed the rake counter was at 155 rakes (one month). After 2.5 weeks, for a single cat (or just MY cat), the litter still grossed me out a bit with the smell (but not to throwing up point, like the first time). I also made sure to have lots of windows and doors open and held my breath a lot. When I would run out of breath, I would go far, far away to take in fresh air, held my breath, and then rush back to try to finish changing a little more before I had to get more air. So I was getting better at this: Less time between changing, lots of fresh air and open doors/windows during changing, and holding my breath. The following month, I let my litter box go to 4 weeks, again, because I dreaded cleaning and possibly smelling that ammonia in the litter box, and just kept pushing it off another week. And then another week. And of course, it was stinky. This time, the raking counter said my cat used the box a total of 96 times. Maybe my cat knew to space out her potty breaks as far as possible when things started to get bad in the box. So, the reason I scored “Odor Elimination” at 2 stars is because there is no odor, at first, but by 2 weeks for my single cat, there is some odor, and by 4 weeks, the smell can kill. Literally. So yes, there is still mostly odor elimination when the litter is close to halfway saturated, but there is absolutely NO odor elimination for the strong ammonia by 4 weeks (for my one cat). I scored “Easy to Clean” at 2 stars as well because, it is MOSTLY easy to clean, but kinda not. Lifting up the raking portion of the litter box, I inevitably will drop crystals on the floor. And I am scared of those crystals. Because I have PTSD from remembering how just a FEW crystals can create such pungent, widespread smells. So, with THIS particular litter brand/box/type, I want a 100% chance of getting ZERO litter onto the floor while I change it. I rated the “Scent” at 3 stars because: When the crystals are new and clean, they don’t smell. I don’t like smell. The smell of both the original scent and unscented are fine for me. But when the crystals are getting more and more saturated, it gets smelly, along with chemical hazard (ammonia exposure) smelly. Note: If I use my hands to spread the clean crystals around the new tray, the crystals leave behind a coat of powder on my skin. This may matter to you if you worry about your cat ingesting the residual powder of this substance(s) after using the litter box. I rated this litter system an “Overall” score of 2 stars because: Ok, it is convenient for the box to automatically rake the poop into a covered area of the box. One star there. And I’ll give it another star for being MOSTLY convenient in trying to keep the changing of the entire box system easy (as long as there is no ammonia smell ramping up in the box) But I knocked off 3 stars because it is also NOT convenient. For my cat, at least, the frequency of changing the litter box is nowhere near the manufacturer’s suggested change rate. My single cat needs the litter box changed, not 1 month, not 2 weeks, but BEFORE 2 weeks have passed. Paying for convenience did not actually pay for convenience, in my situation, for my particular cat.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2021 by AA