Luuup Litter Box - 3 Sifting Tray Cat Litter Box- Easy to Clean with Non-Stick Coating - Stylish, High-Sided Design with Spill Guard (15.4"x20.2"x7.5")

Best cat box I have ever bought! Luuup Litter Box - 3 Sifting Tray Cat Litter Box- Easy to Clean with Non-Stick Coating - Stylish, High-Sided Design with Spill Guard (15.4"x20.2"x7.5") I didn't like it...I love it!!! This is the best one I have ever owned. The litter box consists of three plastic trays and a soft plastic removable edge. Some reviews pointed out that Non-Stick Coating doesn't work. Make sure that liquid waste has absorbed the litter. These complaints might be resolved by adding 3-4 inches of clumping cat little. Add more litter if necessary to maintain the proper level per the instructions. With that said, it worked for me. The litter tray must have a special type of plastic because the feces and urine does NOT stick and if it does...cleans up quick and easy!!! In May 2022 I bought an Omega Paw VMRA20-1-PR Premium Roll 'N Clean Self Cleaning Litter Box. Don't waste your money on this one. I tried different types of litter: clumping and plant based. This one did not work well for me. The interior slide-in grate pops out and comes apart when it is rolled it to the side. A mix of cat mess and clean litter would end up in the tray. The cat waste sticks to the inside and its very hard to clean. I found it necessary to take it outside and use a spray-nozzle to clean it. Do not waste your money on this one! The idea for this product might work if a sturdy plastic grate slide in was used instead of a flimsy one. A little engineering and quality material would go a long way. Overall, it is on the delicate and flimsy-side! It is retired to a box it the garage. Several years ago...I bought an electric litter box. It was hard to clean, messy, and required constant cleaning. The cons for an electric device is that it is expensive, requires a lot of cleaning, and the motor failed in about a year. We replaced the electric device with a plastic tray with a sifter. It was hard to clean.

flimsy, litter stains the plastic so does pee, grates that you sift in clog, litter sticks to the walls and bottom. hard to sift. needs to be non sick, higher and a darker color to hide staining. sand does leak through out the bottom so have a pee pad down to catch from under neath and have to put pads all around because its too low and without pads to catch/dump litter back in I would be sweeping every ten minutes. would rather send back but cats like. I hate it because its a pain in the bass. way more work than any other litter box I have/had including electric and omega paw. Hope you like to sweep and wipe. Would not buy. The omegas are so much better , even the catit ones with the handle are better. Would be smarter to put it on top of a container and pour used litter into it than letting the cats use it. If the cats didn't like it so much I would. They like this and the omega paw and the catit smart sift. its me having issues with the first and third. Spend another 5 or 6 bucks and get the omega paw instead of this. Bigger footprint but done in seconds.

Wast of money! The cat's walking on it forces the litter through the other 2 layers, its all over the carpet!. When trying to sift it goes everywhere, the waste all sticks to the liner and we have to scrub it EVERY TIME!. now we have one sitting in the old litter box and have to sift it into a box, clean the layer, then put it back in the old litter box, then put the litter back in. It's more work then it was before, not wort the effort!

Cat refuses to use non-clumping litter, and scooped litter starts to smell very quickly. The Luup is much better than scooping. If you carefully handle the top tray, only clean litter filters through. I put a bag over the tray after lifting it, still over the rest of the litter box, and knock off the litter into the bag. It isn't perfect; some cat poop sticks to the surface and some in the cracks, and needs to be wiped off with a paper towel, but it's still easier than scooping or replacing a heavy bag of conventional litter. Moving the other two trays onto the newly emptied tray is easy enough, but always leaves a trace of litter on the floor, requiring occasional sweeping. I generally take all of the trays outside once a month to hose them down and let them dry. It performs as expected; cat litter is always messy to deal with, and the Luup is easier to use and better than most. I wish there was a covered version - which doesn't seem like it would be hard to make, since the top rim just sits on the topmost tray - and I wish the trays themselves were a little less flexible, but overall it's a good product at a reasonable price.