Looking for Answers about Omega Paw Omega Paw Roll 'n Clean Litter Box?

Well, I have four cats and only ONE of mine has used it, true I have only had it a few weeks, but even with this one cat using it - I have found that it is more work for me. The urine sticks and if it gets in the grate - THAT'S A MESS. Would work good for kittens.

I think it would work just great! As long as you put a significant amount of litter in the pan to allow for proper clumping. There's no mechanics to it :)

My answer may be too late, I just started using the roll n clean a few days ago. My hairless cat is a "high volume" cat due to the amount of water the breed consumes daily. I too tried a self cleaner that was a complete waste of $$, I even went so far as to attempt to potty train him. The roll n clean so far is the best litter box!

I have 3 cats, although none of them go in massive amounts at a time, the go alot! As long as you have a clumping litter in this and fully roll it over, and then roll back, it should work nicely for you =)

i have older male cat who urinates alot and this box works good for us.. still trying different litters .. trying different ones as I am at work for 12-15 hours and by time i get home he likes to urinate in same corner like a dog, so it may stick to bottom when you roll box over, for removal process, but i take my running shoe & bang on bottom & you will hear a plop, then roll it the rest of way, roll back to start position & pull out little drawer with clump in it & place in waste bag. It really works pretty cool... I never would have thought of this design. If you have 3 cats using same box, you'd have to check it alot, but if each cat has own box, you'd be fine... for $20 its worth a try.

This would probably work just fine as long as the urine is not soaking the litter all the way to the bottom( where it can stick). There is a lot of room in the large sized one that I bought and it just uses gravity, so there are no prongs that are going to press their way into the clumps and gum up!

Yes, as long as you keep the level of clean litter high enough to keep the urine from soaking through to the bottom of the box. Otherwise, you'll have to knock it loose and give the box another tumble.

Yes. I also have a 'high volume of pleasantly plump cats and older cats. I thought I would have issues with them using the Omega Paw, because they were used to an open cat box. I was mistaken. They took to it like catnip. You just have to bang it on the bottom, when rolled and that's it. NO MESS! And do it often, it only takes a few seconds. I do recommend that you buy the large size and keep away from the automatics.

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Yes. All you do is turn the litter box upside down and over again. Pull the drawer out and the clumps should be in the drawer. Throw the clumps away. Put drawer back in. Tip cat box from side to side to even out and your done. No mess anywhere because the litter box is completely covered.

I have a large cat that urinates alot and bm several times a day. I think the type of litter you use maybe the problem. You might need hard clumping litter. If your cat doesn't cover his urine or feces well you should to ensure it clumps. You may need a larger amount of litter in the box and to change it more frequently, otherwise the litter will remain moist and stick to the grates..

The way it works is when the box is tilted the non clumped litter will filter through the slots into a 'holding area' while the clumps roll over the screen and into the drawer. When the box is tipped back to its original position and tipped slightly in the opposite direction, the litter will flow from the 'holding area ' back to the main part of the box. As far as the urination goes, I've never had a problem with it. Hope this helps

only the clean litter fits through the slots, the clumps stay on the pan side and then when tilted over fall into the drawer. They concept was hard for me to understand until I saw it happen. Great product.

The clumps don't go through the slots, just the clean litter. The clumps roll/slide over the slots to the drawer. It would have been nice to see some sort of animation to explain what happens inside the litter box when it's rolled, it's hard to describe in words. But it does work very well in separating the clumps from the clean litter. As far as your problem with leaking, the seam on this box is much higher than the covered box I had many years ago. I would recommend that you get the large size - I bought the small size and it's almost TOO small for my two girls. Had I known, I would have bought the larger size.

I have no problems with the litter not fitting though the slots ... The trick is to give the box a complete turn and the used litted will end up in the litter tray ....

The clumps don't fit through the slots, the unused litter does. It slides through the slots and stays to the right while the clumps roll over it and into the collection tray. Once you roll the box back upright, you kind of have to give it a little shake to level the litter back in the bottom. I haven't had an issue with anything leaking. I purchased the large size, which I would recommend unless you have a very small cat.

The clumps don't go through the slots they roll over them, the good litter does go through to be used after you roll it back upright leaving the clumps in the waste tray on the upper right. This box has higher sides, I have the same issue with one of my cats and have not had an leakage between the top and bottom.

As you roll the box over the waste goes up over the top into the waste drawer and the good litter goes through the slots so it doesn't get thrown away. You just have to be careful not to overfill the litter. The clumps will loosen and fall as the box rolls over and go into the waste bin. As long as the separation piece is firmly snapped into place you should not have a problem.

the clumps do not go through the slots-you roll the box and the clumps fall into the removable drawer. The good litter goes through the slots to be reused again

It's worse...the litter doesn't filter through at all...and my cat is 7 lbs. I reccommend that you wash your floor with white vinigar and buy the Booda box...it is round with a very high dome, I have 2 cats who use it...when my daughter brings her 15lb. cat here and I never had any leakage....good luck!

The clumps don't go through - the clean litter goes through the slots. The clumps slide over the slots - a grate - and into a basket. When you roll the box back on it's base the clean litter comes out through the grate, back into the bottom of the box, and the clumps stay in the basket. You slide out the basket and dispose of the clumps. Whoever thought of this design is really clever. It works. Makes the task so easy that I find I do it more often so the box stays much cleaner and I am sure the cats much happier! I have had no problem with the box leaking. My cats are big and also use the corners, but the lid locks on really tight so no problems.

I am also disabled with some pretty serious arm issues. This is so much easier for me to use !! its a tilt not a lift. makes a huge dif .gravity does the work ! I could not change the old box by myself but I can this one.

I AM disabled and this is very easy to use! I have a very hard time bending over for extended periods because of spine issues, but it doesn't take more than a minute to roll it to the right, then back to the left, then pull out the tray with the clumps and throw them out.

The big size can be a bit heavy, and needs space to roll it for cleaning.

The box is light plastic

No, it is not heavy. You do not lift the box, you roll it. I didn't believe the directions at first and added more than one inch of litter, but really, one inch of litter is more than enough. Also, I couldn't figure out at first how to add more litter without laying it on its back and dumping it in, which left bits of litter on the floor that seeped through the crack between the top and bottom. Then it hit me...Before I would roll it back to level the litter, I would add about an inch to the pull-out bin. It works like a charm.

It's mostly just the weight of the litter inside, and you don't have to pick it up off the floor, just roll it over the floor

The box itself isn't heavy. The weight of the box and using it will depend on how much litter you put in it and how often you clean it. If you don't clean the box very often, it does become heavy to roll over. But if you clean it everyday, it's very easy to use.

The box empty is not heavy at all, and since you don't have to pick it up to clean it, I would think someone with physical disabilities would find this one really easy to use.

it is the same weight as any box really- not very heavy but you need to be able to roll the thing over all the way and back- this does not take a huge amount of space- & the way the stuff quickly all lands in the drawer at one time makes your leaning over a litter box time greatly reduced.

I am using litter longer now. I dont waste as much with all the spillage and tracking in and out from the old boxes. the system works so well that it really removed all the dirty litter so with that goes the odors that I used to hide with sprays and candles !!

I believe it does minimize odor issues compared to open boxes, however
you need to open it and clean it every couple of months because not seeing the dirt because it's closed up makes it easy to forget that it's getting dirty.

I would definitely say the litter box helped with odor. I went from an open box behind a small curtain to this one, and the odor seems to get trapped in the tray with the remains. I'm not sure if it's the fact that it can be cleaned so quickly after the cat does its business, or how compartmentalized the design is, but yes it helps with odor!

It doesn't have a filter, but I have had much better luck with the cats using this than a regular covered litter box. I think because I clean the litter so often. I like that when I clean the litter, the box contains most of the litter dust that used to get in my nose and I could smell it the rest of the day, gross.

Since it is so easy to clean, I clean mine every day and I don't notice any cat odor in my house. My husband is very picky about me keeping the cat box clean. Either it stays clean or the cat goes.

Typically a litter box doesn't help with the odor, the kind of litter that you buy helps with that. I have found that this box is so easy to use that I clean the box more often, so that does help with the odor.

Yes, it help a lot with the odor however, you may want to keep a Scentsy tin that has a cinnamon smell next to it. That helps even more good luck.

It really does!

We use Freshstep - Ordor eliminator product and does well. We also keep Glade Gresh around as needed. This product is the best ever and the other 2 boxes had tops with hoods and still smelled terrible. We use to use Arm and Hammer but stopped - doesn't kill the odor like Fresh Step.

just the oppisite. the cat uses it. then gets out. you cange it with your cat out so all used litter is removed and the clean litter is left to settle back in the bottom again. Your cat will love you for this !!

No, the clumps roll directly to the tray. That's the difference between clumping litter and standard litter. The clean litter sifts through the slots, the clumps roll over the slots and right into the tray.

Unless your cat has a habit of rubbing all over the inside of the box, no. It's really no different than any other covered box. Honestly my cat smells better using this product because she's not walking in her own mess since I clean it out daily now! Ha!

No, it works great.

Don't worry about your cat's cleanliness. You still use your favorite clumping litter, and I have never even seen any dust from the rolling process. I have a cat that is the son of grand champion show Maine Coon cats, with a very long, shiny coat, and I assure you that he comes out looking just as nice as when he went in.

I have a black cat and he hasn't had any of the gray dust from the litter on him. I'm actually looking for a less dusty litter, as I don't like the idea of either him or me breathing the stuff. But as far as it making the cat dirty, if your cat rolls around in it, he might get dirty, but just using the litter box shouldn't be a problem.

No, but good question. The litter settles very well when right-side up, and all the remains stay nicely enclosed in the tray. My cat stays clean as a whistle!

I haven't had a problem with this. There is some concern with that every time a cat gets in the litter box, but I haven't seen come out dusty or anything

I just purchased this and my cat does not get dirty from the litter dust. As far as the other stuff, pick a time to clean the box when the cat has not just used it so the waste has had a chance to clump or dry. You have to use clumping cat litter, but who doesn't?

I'm using inexpensive unscented litter and it's working just fine for me. The cool thing about scoopable litter is that it absorbs all the moisture, therefore absorbing the majority of the odor immediately.

I used to use Fresh Step, but I hated the dust and the smell was so strong I also noticed it on my cats. I decided to try a different brand when I set up my new Omega Paw boxes, and I purchased Tidy Cats. I haven't smelled anything since switching. No odor, no dust, no chemical/perfume smell at all. I'm sure it's helping that the kitty litter is now cleaned out twice a day, because it takes so little time to do it. But I was afraid to use Fresh Step because I thought the rolling would create that dust storm every time, which I hated. No problem at all using Tidy Cats and the Omega Paw rolling boxes!

I have had good luck with the petco brand litter.

Yes the unscented litter will work. I had a similar problem with the Extreme kind the perfume would make me sneeze. I use the Fresh Step unscented multi-cat kind now and it works fine.No smell and no lingering odor on my cats.

I use Petco Scoopable Fragrance-Free litter. My store lets me refill my container for a savings. It clumps very well and has absolutely no odor, AND is working very nicely in the new Omega Paw Litter Box!

I am a new cat owner and have been in the "trial and error" stage of this relationship. At first I thought you must have a litter that has deodorizers in it to mask any odor. I first tried Tidy Cat clumping and it worked ok. Then I switched to Scoop Away because two of my friends recommended it. Clumps much better than the Tidy Cat. However, I could not stand the chemical smell ( from either brand) on Spencer. I recently switched to the Scoop Away, Super Clump, unscented and it is great! No odor from the box or on my guy.

Hi. I use a crystal litter with smaller sized crystals. It does a fantastic job and no strong smell on my cats when they leave the litter box. This doesn't have any clay and only requires about 1 1/2 inches of litter. I add litter every other week so it's an inexpensive way to go. Hope this helped.

I would think any sort of clumping litter would work just fine. You won't "hurt" the box if you want to experiment, so don't be afraid to do that. I personally use the Arm & Hammer stuff and don't notice any sort of "littery" odor.

I would say try The Worlds Best Clumping litter in the unscented kind. Its a corn based litter that really cuts down on the smell, tracking ,and clumps really well!

I haven't had to clean mine yet, but if i had to, i think it would be pretty easy, the lid comes off easily, and the grate is easy to take in and out. If you have the right litter, there really shouldn't be much to clean

Its very easy to clean. All it has is a drawer. You turn the litter box upside down and over again. Pull out the drawer-it will have the clumps. Empty it. Put it back in. Then turn box from side to side to even out litter and your done. Best litter box ever!!

It is really easy. You roll it over once or twice, then remove the tray/collector. A bag is not needed during the process, but to despence it, you could use a bag to put it in the trash. The only thing about this litterbox is that it misses the really small pieces.

Correct, no bags are needed at all. Cleaning the litter box is very simple. You roll the unit onto it's lid (I tap the bottom a few times), roll it back past its original position to level the litter out, and slide out the drawer that contains the used litter and toss it!

No, you will not need a bag.

Super easy! I was skeptical about buying this. It isn't the most expensive but it could be a waste of money if it doesn't work. Anyway, I received mine about a week ago & I absolutely love this thing! Roll it over to the right (I tap on the bottom at this point, in case there's some stuck litter) then roll it back to the left, pull out the waster tray & empty!

No, this box doesn't need a bag. In fact, it wouldn't work properly if you used a bag. Daily cleaning takes literally seconds. Just roll, slide out the waste tray and dump. Every week or so, I empty all the litter and wipe with a damp cloth. Just remember to use a good clumping litter.

I have had cats for years. Always inside and always litter. uggg .. However, This is a miracle !! lol. I'm not kidding even my husband cleans the litter now !! something that has always been my job lol. It is so easy !! I wish i had thought of it !! I'm sure in the future all litter boxes will be made this way. one lttle change and omg !! life is good ! Enjoy !!

We don't use a bag, but I've never used a bag in any litter box I've ever had.

i have two and they seem fine. If you have 3 or more cats, and they are all ok with going in the same box, I think it's fine for multiple cats, as long as you empty it often, like a normal box.

With the biggest one. I would say 2 large cats.

I have three cats...i just empty whenever i pass it. I do have old litter box next to it, but all seem to prefer new one.

The "rule" is to have one litterbox per cat, plus one. I only have 4 for 7 cats though. I have to clean them a lot.

I have an extra large and had two cats. I now have two and love them

Ideally it should be 1 box per cat.

I have used a big litter box in the past for two cats. This box is actually bigger than it was. I'm sure it will be fine for more than one cat. Good Luck !!

Our 2 cats share it.

Usually you should have one per cat.

It works best with a good quality clumping litter such as Fresh Step Multi-Cat.

I would avoid the absorbent non-clumping litter as the cat urine will eventually overwhelm the litter box and the litter will need to be changed completely (Same as directed by the instructions for that kind of litter)

When we use Fresh Step, we just keep adding more as needed to maintain a 4 inch 'optimal' depth. We've hadn't needed to replace the entire load of litter for quite some time.

You can use any litter you want. The clumping litter works best for the 'roll' cleaning. You never have to scoop or change liners. Its definitely the best litter box we've ever used. We never liked clumping litter before this product, but it is best to use once the kitten is old enough.

Yes, if you don't use clumping litter it will not allow the waste to separate from the clean litter because the clean litter has to be able to fall through the grate while the clumps make their way to the pull out tray.

You are correct - regular cat litter will cause problems in a kitten, They explore everything with their mouths. A 3 month old kitten would be alright with Omega Paw. Any younger and I would suggest a cat box with pine or wheat litter. Yes you should use clumping litter with this product. if you didn't, it would defeat the purpose. Hope this helps.

I think you can use any kind. I do not think kittens would eat any kind of litter. The pet stores just want you to buy more expensive stuff. Kittens from years ago used terrible kitty litter and they are still thriving.

Has to be clumping litter. The system wouldn't work without it.

I don't think this system is designed to work with regular litter as it states to use only "clumping" litter. The reason is the slide out disposal tray. There are some clumping litters out there safe for kittens. Ask your vet which they would recommend.

Yes. you need clumping litter for the urine. If not for the urine you couldn't have to use clumping litter.

It must be clumping litter. I have raised many kittens and have never had a problem. Keep an eye that they aren't eating litter.

I have had a few pieces of lone litter get out. but, nothing like what I used to deal with with the old tray or covered boxes I have used in the past. I really would say none but I'm too honest as yes i have seen maybe 4 or 5 pieces of litter sneak out. Not enough to make an issue out of. As a matter of fact I used to have a mat in front of my old litter box and I no longer use it.

The box is big enough where it should all stay inside from kicking but it will definitely come out on the paws unless you get a special litter.

YES! One of my cats has very long legs and can high kick like a Rockette, but I no longer have to make extra vacuuming events just for the litter box area.

I've only had the boxes for a couple weeks now, but I have definitely noticed less tracking/scatter. I also change litter brands. I found much more tracking with Fresh Step that I used prior. Now that I'm using Tidy Cats I've noticed much less dust and much less tracking!

My female kitty loves to play in the litter and more litter would be out of the box than in the box with a traditional litter box... But now she is limited on the mess she can make because of the hood. But when there's a will, there's a way. We still have to sweep every day or so, but there is not nearly the amount of litter out of the box that there used to be... hope this helps.

I don't really have this issue with this box. They box is pretty deep so as long as you don't fill it all the way up with litter its hard for them to spill it outside the box. I have a matt under the box that catches any loose litter stuck to their paws. This can be dumped back into the box or trash as needed.

the cats still leave litter when they step on the floor--I use a paw mat-but so far they have not flung litter all over the place!

Litter scatter is not a problem at all with this litter box. I had the same problem with my cat previously. Surprisingly this box traps all the litter inside it very well. I thought the same thing and I was pleasantly surprised. Trust me, this box does everything extremely well. My girlfriend and I love it.

mine do too. I put a little rug in front and all I have to do is shake it out.

when you tip it.. just slap the bottom of the box. anything stuck there comes off. Ta Daw ! all done and sooooo easy !!

If you "pound" on the bottom of the box when it's flipped over, everything will usually fall down by itself. Make sure you're cleaning the box daily as well to prevent large build-ups. I've never had to manually scrape anything out keeping these "rules" :)

All you have to do it smack the bottem a couple of times, and it comes off with out comming out of the box!

You occasionally have to scrape the bottom/sides of the box, but not often. I roll mine, bang on it a couple of times, and it usually knocks things loose. Scooping or scraping once a month or so is waaaaay better than scooping or scraping every day or two.

When the litter box is upside down, give the bottom a light pounding to dislodge the stuck on clumps and they will then go into the waste bin.

I always use clumping litter. When you clean the litter box and have it "rolled-over", it helps to tap the bottom of the box a little bit. The clumps will then fall into the container to be disposed of.

Your supposed to hit the bottom when it's upside down. Don't be affair to use force. If you continue to have this problem it may be from not having enough litter in there and make sure you're using clumping litter.

not that I've noticed. But it's so easy that I might do it more often than I used to with the old box. This is really no biggie, tip it.. empty the drawer and walk away. that's it !! all done.

I have two kittens (3 months old) and if I forget to roll it every other day there will be too many clumps for the tray to handle on the first roll. It's actually very simple to roll it (I have a VERY bad back so this was what sold me) so if your cat goes a lot you should do it every day, maybe even twice a day. The actual size of the area where the litter sits is smaller than a "regular" litter box. The main feature about this litter box is the fact that it's so easy to clean.

Much less

No, I disinfect mine about once a month if I see stuff clinging to the vents and litter box floor. I find if I roll it once a day that doesn't happen as much. I take it outside, spray it with a vinegar and wayeer solution and rince off with the hose and air dry.

I use a small sized crystal litter that doesn't contain clay. I use 1/12" and change every two weeks. The box is designed with a material that helps keep waste from sticking so definetly less cleaning out. I also change my box twice a day with two cats but because it's so easy, no bending or digging with the scoop, it takes less than a minute. You will be amazed at the ease of emptying this box, the frequency involved in cleaning the inside will be so much less than any other litter box. You won't regret the purchase, trust me!

Unless you want to have to take it apart to clean out huge clumps, yes. But it only takes 15 seconds to roll it over and clean it out, so I would strongly recommend doing it daily. I used to HATE cleaning out our box just doing it once a week... Now it's no big deal to do it every single day :)

You rarely have to clean out the interior of the box - only if something gets stuck to it or if there are very small particles that need removing. It depends on how often it's used as to how often you have to roll it and remove the used litter. I have three cats and can go a couple of days easily.

I expected that too !! but no. You tip it to the side then bring it back to the bottom. Once you do that you empty the drawer so I guess all the dust is setteling back inside while you are doing that.

I haven't noticed this being an issue at all. I've seen where some people have had problems with the locking clips, but I haven't experienced any issues with any dust leaking or spilling.

I do have dust coming through...

I have not had this problem.

I haven't had any issue with this.

Wes have never experienced this with this the along with fresh step cat litter.

I have not experienced that issue. The box has latches all the way around it to hold the two pieces together except on the end on which it is rolled. As long as all of the latches are securely in place, there should not be any litter that escapes on the end.

I think it would be more pain than it's worth.. If you kept the hood off, you'd have to securely attach it every time you needed to "scoop" the box. The clips that hold the top to the bottom seem kind of fragile for that much activity. Just my 2 cents!

you will love this item sooooooooooo much !! lol your cats will get used to it. I guess you can take it off and on but really this has streamlined the whole process so much you wont want to !

As far as my experience with the box goes, you need the top on order for it to work properly. Simple solution, just put the top on the box when it's time to clean. Hope this helps.

NO. It doesn't "run" its a manual cleaning box. It cleans by the litter sifting out the clumps when it rolls onto the roof.

You definitely could take off the top and put it back on to roll it. It would still take less time and effort than scooping. Just make sure that you close the three tabs before you roll the box on its side.

I wouldn't think you'd need the hood on all of the time. It will stay together just fine without it. Then when you're ready to roll it (clean), you would put the hood on and slide in the waste tray and clean away.

I have two, one enclosed, the other not. You do need the lid on to make it work, and it does take a little time to clamp it on, but I find it well worth the minimal effort.

The large size fits my 16lb Russian Blue just fine. I also had a problem with him urinating on the mat in front of my old litter box, but with this one he doesn't seem to mind getting in it more often, and stopped being so lazy.

I have a Maine Coon and a HUGE DHS (he likes resting his paws on kitchen sink while I do dishes).....both of them have NO problem using box.

I have a very large cat, not sure exact weight, and he has no problem getting into it. It's pretty roomy inside.

My cat is huge !! lol she's a maine coon and this box is much bigger than even she would need. you will be fine with a 15 pouunder !! Good Luck !

he can get his head in there but wont be too comfortable...much too cramped for a cat that size

I would recommend the large size. The opening on the large is oval, 9 inches wide by 10 inches tall.

I bought the large litter box, and my 15 or so pound Maine coon mix boys fit just fine :)

Occasionally, the grate panel can become loose from the bottom tray.

It is wise to remove the top cover panel completely and inspect the cleanliness and fit of the grate panel before adding more kitty litter.

Occasionally, you will need to roll the bottom tray the so all litter is nut under the grate panel and remove and re-install the grate panel to make sure that normal flex has not dislodged the grate panel from its keepers.

You should also ensure that all of the locks for the top cover tray are always locked completely before doing a cleaning routine.

Have you checked to see if the grate is blocked? Is it in the proper way? The "slats" need to be facing downward to allow the litter to be trapped.

The only thing that would allow the litter to pass into the tray would be if the solid part of the grate has come loose from the rim of the box. Try snapping it back or gluing it to the rim of the box. I cant see a reason for ever having to remove the grate. Hope that helps! If you find it something else, let us know so we can be prepared for it.

If you have't tried keeping the litterbox sideways when you roll it, maybe that could help. Keep it so that all the "stuff" sits on the grates, then when all of the good litter falls through, continue the roll. Maybe that could help. Good luck.

You probably put too much litter in.

Did you disassemble the unit at all? Perhaps you installed the litter grate backwards? The slats should be pointing down from the tray to the litter.

Are the openings in the grate clear?

this happened to mine once when the grate came undone from the side. it's only happened once and now I know what to look for. Make sure your grate is still in the slots on the inside.

That happened to me but I determined it was because I had too much litter in the box. If you roll the box on its side and there is still litter coming out of the sifter, that is too much. Also, roll slowly :)

I would check to make sure the top is on tight also the grate that the litter goes through is also what the tray sits on and that needs to be hooked in between the top and botom when you snap it into place.

Be sure when rolling it back you over roll. If you watch the instructional video, you'll know what I mean.

I had the same thing happen once. The only thing I had done differently was roll the box too far over. The next time, I made sure to roll it only onto the top, and I haven't had the problem since. I hope that helps.

I'm not sure why you are having this problem, I haven't had that happen, but the only thing I can think is either the screen isn't installed properly or you are rolling too fast and not giving all the litter a chance to fall through the screen. My guess is check how the screen is installed. All my loose litter just falls thru the screen, I haven't had any land in the tray.

I was sure this was going to be a problem too !! lol but I guess they must break up because this has not been a problem. I love this thing !!

Hi anita8jp. I have switched to small sized crystal litter. There is no clay in this litter so it doesn't create the huge urine clumps. You have to replace the litter every two weeks for two cats, once a month for one, but as you only use 1 1/2" of litter at a time it is an inexpensive alternative in the end.

Definitely clean out the litter once a day. I had this same problem with our old box (there would literally be a mountain of clumped litter). I clean out this box daily since it takes literally 15 seconds and there's no mess, super easy, and I never run into that problem anymore!

Use the Arm & Hammer Multi Cat litter, and as long a you roll and clean it everyday you will be fine. I thought that too about my cat because hers would be huge, but now we don't have any problem any more and it cleans everything out.

Large clumps won't be a problem... they don't really pass through little slots. Most plop to the top of the box and slide down the side into the tray.

I have a Bengal whose urine clumps are HUGE. The way the box is fashioned, the litter goes over a large open area into the pull-out tray. The clean litter is sifted back through the portion that has the holes in it. It works wonderfully.

The one I bought in the store has a brown top and gray bottom. There were only two on the shelf and they were both the same.

YES

That is the color I got.

Yes, pretty much.

Color shown is very close to actual color.

My Omega Paw Roll 'n Clean Little Box has what I would call a light brown top and a grayish-green bottom. The picture on the website shows one with a darker brown than mine.

The web sits all say 'Online only", but shipping is fast!

petco.com works great for me and my items arrive in just a few days ! I've never had a problem ordering from them on line. also you really need this litter box !! its amazing !! my husband even scoops the litter now. it's so easy !! no mess no issues !!

Yes, I saw it at other local stores, but for 20 dollars more. It was cheaper to get it online even with the shipping. I saved 10 dollars.

I called all Petco stores in my area and the box was only avalialble Online.

I checked my local store and they did not have it. Plus it is on sale online. Go for it.