Filters
- Closed: Suitable for shared spaces, as they contain odors, reduce the spread of litter, and offer privacy for your cat. However, they may be narrow for large or elderly cats and usually require more time to clean.
- Open: They allow freedom of movement and are therefore suitable for elderly or mobility-impaired cats. Although they are easy to clean and move, they require regular maintenance to stay clean.
- Self-cleaning: It features an automatic mechanism for cleaning the litter of the toilet.
- with Filter: It has a slot for a filter that absorbs toilet odors.
- With Sieve: It has a sieve at the bottom of the litter box for easier cleaning of the sand.
- Smart: It offers full automation: it is self-cleaning, controls odors, and with safety sensors it records the cat’s weight and habits. In this way, it monitors its health, sending notifications and information through a mobile app.
- Top Entry: Litter boxes with a top opening for exit or alternative entry. As the cat exits from the top, the litter is retained on the lid and the floor stays clean, while odors are reduced and access by other pets is limited.
- Sleep Mode: Sleep mode stops the automatic cleaning for certain hours (e.g. at night), so the noise of the mechanism does not disturb you. The cat can use it normally, but the litter box will be cleaned automatically in the morning.
- Smart Health Monitoring: Using sensors, the litter box records the cat’s weight, frequency of use, and duration of use. In the app, it analyzes the data and notifies you of changes, helping to prevent potential health issues early (e.g., urinary tract infections).