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Litter-Robot's patented sifting system is more efficient and saves money by using up to 50% less litter. That means more pocket money to spend on your furry family members! With Litter-Robot, you'll know those paws encounter a clean bed of litter every time. No more dirty paws around the house.

So be sure it's securely in place on all sides. If possible place the little robot in the same location as the old litter box at least during transition.

It's definitely a splurge, but if you have the funds to spare, I do think it's worth it for those who hate scooping the litter box or even for households with multiple cats. If you simply can't justify spending that much, you can always go with the Litter-Robot 3, which is still available from the brand.

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Litter-Robot is the brainchild of Brad Baxter, Litter-Robot's President and Inventor.

The Litter-Robot is designed to be compatible with any clumping litter and it doesn't require custom, chemical-laden products. Natural clumping litter will break down into organic components. This reduces environmental impact and landfill waste.

Litter-Robot is a gravity-driven sifting automatic litter box manufactured and distributed by Whisker based in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

A common and convenient option is to place the litter box in the living room. This allows you to keep an eye on your cat while they use it. If the smell of litter is a concern, consider purchasing an odor-absorbing product such as a carbon filter.

"Your bedroom is a good location for a cat litter box since it's usually a quiet place," she says. "Plus, your cat can smell a familiar scent - your scent." However, a 24/7 open-door policy is a must, and think twice if you're a light sleeper likely to be woken up by the sound of a cat burying their poop.

It's quieter. With a cycling noise level between 25 and 40db, the Litter-Robot 4 is about as quiet as a whisper and significantly less distracting than the previous model.

As the Litter-Robot website puts it, Baxter "set out to never scoop again." The LitterMaid was already on the market, but Baxter said he felt a better solution was out there. He designed and tested the Litter-Robot, launching in 1999.