Does this help with litter training small kittens??
1595391
I didn't start using it until my cat was an adult and had developed some bad habits, so I can't speak to small kittens - it has been great in correcting the problem I had.
1595392
Hi. Thanks for your question. My kitten was 9 months when I started using it so I am not 100% sure. The same company does have something specifically for small kittens I saw in the pamphlet they included in the litter bag. It is called "kitten attract". I think this product comes with a guarantee too. Hope this helps and congratulations on your new kitten! :)
2270310
Hi Amy. I just added some on top of my cats other litter. But it really did not seem to do anything. Maybe it is just my cat but since it is so expensive, I would not buy it again. Good luck.
372054
I bought it for my cat(s). It's too small for them. It would be perfect for kittens though!
2118465
If the kittens are big enough to climb into and out of the litter box, or you teach them to use the ramp, it is definitely safe to use with your kittens. It has sensors so it will not move if there is a kitty using the litter box. Also, you can run it manually (by turning the power off, then on just to rake it, then turn it off again), if you are concerned about their using it and being safe.
372292
Yes, it is small. Works for small cats. I will buy bigger ones in the future.
1970873
My cat isnt finicky about litter box usage so I can't really say for certain. If I had to guess, it would be for the benefit of the human.
641576
Yes, it could possibly help, if your cats respond the way my cats have. When they get too rambunctious with one another I spray some Nature's Miracle on a cloth (or an old sock) and make sure each of the smells it. Then I lay the cloth in the vicinity they are in. If I keep a cloth (refreshing it with the spray a few times a day) in the general are during the day it helps immensely. But you have to keep it up, or they will go back to their old habits. Don't expect one spray per day to do the trick. It has made my life so much easier, and has calmed my cats down.
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We used Arm & Hammer, which was okay, and then Cat Attract for two years after some litter use problems caused by recurrent UTI's, and now we've switched it over to Tidy Cat (Cat Attract being rather more expensive). We've had no problems with those three litters. The rake mechanism can get burnt out on clumps, but that really comes with any litter. Id say overall it worked fine with ours as long as i maintained cleaning put the waste compartment. Hope that helps. Test it put for a week or so and see how its working with yours, as every system can have its own issues.
465408
We have 3 cats with *very* different personalities, and they all switched quite easily. One good way to facilitate the process is to put the old litter box right next to the Genie, and stop cleaning the old litter box. Cats are so opposed to a dirty box they'll be motivated to try the Genie. I also *highly* recommend using the sidewalls - we have 1 "scatterer" and are saving a lot more granules now.
1868371
Yes it does work. I have a LitterMaid cleaning box and this litter works the best out of all the litters. I'm sold forever on this
1772362
Yes. It takes out the stain and the smell. Make sure you get the Nature's Miracle specifically formulated for cats.
68472
HI, was not for me, but may be for some cats. Mine, jumped in and did their thing... Love it when they walz in house from outdoors and go to the litter box. I pick their little butts up and put them back OUTSIDE!!! LOL
1940037
Yes it does, it helps minimize the edge pee'er. I have two cats, they pee close to all four rounded sides. I lift each and when there tap on the outside to help the clump fall away toward the center and then scoop it out, has been working well using this system.
2086196
I don't have a cat, but it has picked up a few pebbles that the dogs have tracked in. I'm sure it would do fine for small amounts of kittly litter. I don't know how it would do for larger amounts. Either way, I'd empty the dust cup more frequently.
1673144
It does but I think it would be tough for kittens. I took it off mine. I just use it inside though so I can keep the dogs out of the room where I keep my cat boxes.
616509
I have found this, unless there is very little at the bottom. If you keep it filled then no. But to little at the bottom will cause any kitty litter to that. :)
447903
I have used it before. The key to this is putting 4 pounds in at a time and placing it in a cool place with a fan or by an open window. I can't wait to buy another auto litter box for my kitties. I love it!!!!!!!