I have a picky cat. Is there any chance he will use this?
644781
To be honest, if you are using this product for health purposes, then your better bet would be to use the special sand where the urine lays on top for collection. That being said, I purchased this for Buddy, who is "uber" picky about everything.
644782
I don't know. My cat used it once and this particular time his stools were slightly soft. He kicked a bunch of the seeds out of the box all into the room. The seller told me if the box had been used then it could not be accepted for return. So if you get it and your kitty uses it and it doesn't work, you cannot return it.
644783
Very good chance. Both of our cats (one of which also on the "picky" side) took right to it.
644784
I'm not sure what you mean by picky, but I didn't think that my cat would use it either. It turns out that this is the best cat box I have ever owned. I set it up for Quigley but kept his old "liter" box in the garage just in case and expected him to use that when he went out in the garage. As it turns out, he never used the "liter" box again.
2237592
Here is my best gues is that it's probably ok .It has a grate in he front that is probably tool small for a cat to out rheir paws into . I like the product. My best guess is go for it
412692
I'm not sure if it matters either sorry I couldn't help more. Try going to their website. I've been giving it to my young adult cat for 3 years and he loves it. No health problems.
580035
I suspect YES. I have no direct experience with cats however. Big trick--I think--would be to train or tell the cat this is your Cat Box without the cat-litter. Good Luck.
162353
I would check the dimensions of the box, and then measure your kitty from nose to the base of his tail. Them I'd compare the measurements. I'd also suggest comparing your kitty's height to the height of the sides of the box. If Kitty is long and tall, the box might not work for him.
2208165
I'm not sure. Maybe there's a customer service number on the company's website. You could call and ask them. I don't know what your cat's situation is, but personally, if I had a kitten who couldn't properly digest any other foods on the market and this food was his only chance, I would certainly feed it to him, but if he didn't like the food with water added to it as per the instructions, I'd serve it to him dry in a bowl but cut each of the kibbles in half so that the pieces are small enough for his mouth.
665680
I've heard from many that it works wonders but it didn't work for my cat at all. Sorry I couldn't be of any help.
1119473
It probably would. I purchased it for an older cat and ended up returning it because it was too small.
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I have one and I think you could use it that way, as long as your cat isn't big enough and strong enough to get under it and lift it up. I think the average cat probably couldn't do that.
868459
Honestly, I don't know enough about cats to know if they'd like this or not. The channels are very narrow. I think it's worth a try. I have the pink/purple flower one and think that would be more fun for a cat since it has a variety of obstacles rather than just pushing it around in a circle.
2110710
Yes my cats are pickie. This has no dust with the cat attract in it and I added another litter box and it helped. It does track a little but they all do that.
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I think it's supposed to be the scent - what is in it I don't know. My cat liked the scent, but she didn't gravitate to the kitty box the way the other commenters described. I think the litter was coarser than she likes. She'll reluctantly use the kitty pan when she's unable to get outside, but otherwise she's not interested. Based on the other comments, I think it must be my picky cat rather than any defect in the litter.
1501731
It really depends on how aggressive your cat is and how often it uses it. Ours still looks just about new.
264324
Interesting question... We have a cat but I've never had issue to use it. I can only say that I will try it for that situation should it happen.
897276
One should do it. The only reason I stopped using it was that one of our cats was trying to eat it or rip it apart.
52856
I originally got the chicken and tuna flavored ones through our vet, but the price was twice as expensive as through Amazon. Then I ordered the unflavored ones through Amazon. My cat is also a picky eater, but when I mix the powder with his tuna, he just eats it up. No problems.
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oh, I wish you had posted an update! I'm wondering how things turned out.Did cats get used to the ScoopFree?More experiments to entice the cats to adapt?And, to be sure, some cats are just picky, determined, and don't adapt.