Omega Paw Roll 'n Clean Self Cleaning Litter Box Regular Size Generation 5, Grey (NRA15-V5.0) for Cats up to 12 lbs

After 3 years the grill section started slipping behind the guide stopping place. When I checked it out, I found the platform the waste tray sits of had starting to brake. If I could find a place to order a replacement for that grill, I would.But I guess it's time to purchase another liter box. That is the only issue in 3 years. Worth the money if someone reading this is considering to buy one. I'd recommend it & say yes.If Omega Paw is reading this, let me know if replacement parts are available. I would use the one I have for travel & leave my new one I'm purchasing at home full of liter.Thank you!

When I came to write this review I thought I had only owned the litter box for 1 year. Amazon says it's two years, so I added a star to my review. After two years, the filtering piece has cracked and separated on both the front and back of the litter box, and the catches very easily come undone. This leads to some very undesirable experiences with cat waste. Overall, I'm glad I bought it but wish it would have lasted longer. While it would be heavy, I think considering a lighter metal would be both sturdier and more hygienic.

This is really a great product. I definitely didn't need to spend over $200.00 for an automatic cat litter box. All you do is rock the cat box back and forth and All the cat's urine and poop just go to the draw and all you have to do is pull out the tray and throw it out.. No smell and my cat has her privacy as well

If I can give it zero stars I would. They lasted maybe a month before I bought a different product after buying I think 10 or 12 of them. The plastic comes warped and it doesn’t stay locked down if you can even get the lock and the part on the inside that is supposed to hold the softer in place comes undone when you rotate it to sift. Do not waste your money as I didn’t get mine back for this product that seems like it was 3D printed from when this product first came to market years ago. They are all sitting in my garage and useless.

The concept of being able to just turn the box on its side having the clumps drop into the scooper is a good one. But, there are a couple of really frustrating flaws that unless there are fixes, will force me to send it back. First is it's very sensitive to the level of litter. Too much or too little doesn't allow it to work like it should every time. That alone forces you to pop the lid several times a week to either even-out the litter in there or to adjust the amount over and over. Which brings me to the 2nd issue. The gate that acts as to filter out clumps does NOT stay in place most of the time, regardless of how slowly you flip the box on its side. Once it's out of place, nothing else works like it should and you have to manually fix it by tilting the box all the way back on its other side to get all the litter away from it so that it can be popped back in place. And many times, you STILL have to manually dig out pieces that shouldn't be in there. And, this should NOT be a big surprise to anyone, but some of the clumps that are not fully dry stick to the sides and don't move, and some of the pieces never make it out of the litter so the CAN drop into the scooper. Another daily, manual operation; which begs the big question, "why use this design in the first place?" So...is there - at least - a fix for the fence/filter position problem? Is there a way to much more securely keep it in place? Or did I get an earlier design before that was fixed (which I would hope would be the case)?

We bought this litter box for 2 kittens, they seem happy with it. The litter area is a bit small so emptying the box is a daily task with 2 cats, but the rolling cleaning actually works really well. If we're gone for more than 2 days, we take the self-cleaning mesh and tray out to give the cats more litter area, which is handy. I like that it's enclosed so there's less risk of anything spilling/splashing out, and the price offers kind of a middle ground between open trays and the expensive fully automated litter boxes with motion sensors and bluetooth.Our cats insist on peeing in the same corner every time so the litter gets saturated and falls apart, I usually scoop it with a shovel about twice a week in addition to the daily roll-clean. As a warning, if you wait too long to roll-clean it, the trap gets overly full and makes a bit of a mess when you pull it out (picture leveling off a scoop of baking soda).

Falls apart easily when rolling and inner screen comes loose. Clamps don’t stay fastened.

Very easy to set up and use. It takes about 1/2 bag of pretty step. It doesn’t stop tracking litter I have a mat in front of mine. Looks nice and not huge. I do love mine and does my cat. Cleaning is soooo easy roll tap bottom roll back. Pull out tray dump. Done. Hope this helps