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Automatic litter trays
Hi,
We have a brand new covered litter tray with charcoal filter and are using catsan litter. IT STINKS!!! ![]() We have been looking for an automatic litter tray because we sometimes go away for the weekend and whilst our neigbour will happily pop in and feed the cats, asking them to deal with the tray would be a request byond the call of duty. We are hoping that the fully automatic ones scoop the poop and hide it away trapping the smells. Is that so? Does anyone have a fully automatic tray and which one can you recommend? Thanks in anticipation. Bryan |
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Re: Automatic litter trays
My friend had two of those trays. They are very unattractive and very difficult to clean. You have to used very fine clumping litter with them as well. The mess on the pronged bits if you happen to have a couple of Mr Whippy deposits to deal with
![]() eeeuuuwwww not pleasant ![]() I would look at changing your litter if you are getting that much smell from it, thats not really right if its being cleaned out regularly. I get zero wee smells from mine, even when I get in a night after being at work all day, there is no wee smell. No poo smell either come to that, unless there is fresh present left on top without being covered.
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