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What do you guys think about LitterMaid as a litterbox? Good buy? I have two cats and live in the grandmother suite (I think that's what it's called) with my family. They're not crazy about the smell, neither am I, was wondering if this small robot could help me out a bit as I'm very busy with work, school and everything in between. Thanks for any info!

Rae

>>What do you guys think about LitterMaid as a litterbox? Good buy? I have two cats and live in the grandmother suite (I think that's what it's called) with my family. They're not crazy about the smell, neither am I, was wondering if this small robot could help me out a bit as I'm very busy with work, school and everything in between. Thanks for any info!
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>>Rae

They have a lot of littermaids on ebay. You may want to try looking there. I have never used one so not sure how they work if it is worth the money.
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Jaime owned by
Mya the dog
and the cats:Crash, Moxie, Gabby and sometimes Tucker

I have not heard a lot of good things about the Litter Maids. Sometimes the motor scares the cat so much that the cat avoids the box. Others report that the teeth that go through the litter get clogged up, although I've also heard that with the new models this isn't so much of a problem.
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Smile, it will make them wonder what you are up to!

I have heard that some cats don't like the noise it makes and that sometimes the rack gets messy. But haven't used it either wouldn't wanna risk having them being afraid of it. You know how tempermental cats can be.
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Cheri,Shelby,Lily & Lucy

I have two littermaids and I would not be without them!!! They can sometimes be a bit of a pain if you empty and reuse the liner pans (for up to a month) but it's worth a few minutes of that for the major convenience and smell control! Sometimes they get stuck if you put too much litter in, but eventually they unstick themselves.