Can this be used int he Breeze litter system?
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I don't know, we use it loose in our rabbit cage, but it works extremely well masking odors!
125436
Yes. I use clumping litter and it works just fine. As long as the cat doesn't drag out a large chunk of poop or something it will fall through just fine.
1192644
the litter Genie has a regular litter scoop. as long as you can scoop out the cat's business, should be fine.
32895
I would only use crystal-type litter because of the fact that the urine needs to be fully absorbed in order for it to not smell for the week or two that it will sit there. The only problem will be the tray itself. They aren't exactly re-usable, although you can buy a plastic replacement tray (specifically for using with your own litter), but it must be washed each time you change it. If you're up for the hassle, it is possible, otherwise I would definitely not recommend re-using the cardboard trays as they will not hold up for long.
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I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck! I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar... » Read More I do not believe that it will. There are non-absorbing pellets that allow the urine to fall through to the bottom of the Breeze litter box pan to be absorb by the pad. I believe the litter robot uses clumping litter. In order for it to possibly work you may have to buy those pellets and see if they will fall through whatever hole the litter falls through when it cleans but the "poop" will still end up in the same tray. The whole concept of this product is that the urine and poop stay separate as that is what causes the odor. I haven't used the litter robot but I've used similar products and by far I like the Breeze much better!! With this box it only takes a couple minutes to clean, literally. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I have not tried it, but I do not think they would be long enough to go around the inside part of the system the keeps the bags in place. You may be able to use regular trash bags, but again, I have not tried anything other than the intended refills (yet!). I have tried four or five different systems among my four children, and this is the only one I would recommend, as it has been the only one that has successfully contained the odor. Good luck with your decision, and congrats on the new addition! :)
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yes, I use scoopable kitty litter..does a great job.Probably not a pile of sand..wouldn't be good for it. make sure you keep the tube between the rollers and the lift-off part clean..it can collect hair and fur.
993314
I don't know why not. It is just a tail pipe exhaust system. It's a very sanitary and clean unit.
931977
I've only used the Breeze system pads but I only had to change them once a week with two cats. No mess, no odor!
785861
I use it for the Crystal type. Haven't tried other types of litter. Works well with what I use. Sorry couldn't be of more h help
881673
It is designed to be used with the "crystals" litter, any tinkering with that has reduced its ability to function well--especially the raking action. I wouldn't try anything other than crystals (there are several brands out there). Love this machine, BTW.
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We use FP in our Breeze box and it works just fine. Right now we have a combo of FP, Yesterdays News and the Breeze pellets just because that's what I've bought. I don't like how much the FP pellets disolve into sawdust but it goes right through the grates really well. The YN pellets don't turn to sawdust and stay pretty intact so they work a little different/better.We have 3 cats and 3 boxes and have tried everything out there and this is by far the best system. If the Breeze pellets were less expensive we'd stick with that only though.
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Yes. I used it for several years and it worked fine. My cat was an indoor-outdoor cat so I didn't have to change the litter very often - about once a month or so. You'll know when it's time to change it.
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I don't see why not. The sifter dumps so much litter that I mostly just scoop it instead of using the lever. Either way, you should be fine.
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I don't recommend doing so. There is a rack that combs through the litter that is meant for moving the cat poop but not necessarily a clump of litter.
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The pads are designed to work with the Breeze Litter pellets and the Breeze Litter System (box). The pellets go in the top, the pad goes in the tray underneath. The "liquid" will drain through the pellets and onto the pad. The "solids" stay in the pellets. I love this system. Very little odor unless the solids don't get covered up and no tracking of litter all over! I have one small kitty and can get away with two weeks per pad most of the time. I change the pellets monthly.
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I tried this system, and don't really like it as the scoop is too small, as is the opening through which you must dump the clumps into the bin is small. I find that I spend twice as much time cleaning the litter boxes as the scoop is too small. If you don't mind the extra time scooping, and perhaps breaking up the larger clumps, then this system might be fine.