When my partner and I recently moved apartments, we were worried about how our cat, Leo-an adorable brown and gray tabby-hole adapt to a new space. No surprise, he spent days to hide high up in our built -in shelves and nights shit around the apartment and had problems.
But ever since we took him home as a three -month -old kitten, he has been pretty good to find the hill. This time we were a little nervous, considering that we introduced him in a different litter box than he was used to – not even a ball box at all, in fact, but whiskers Litter-robot 4 ($ 699). The smart hill is equipped with self -cleaning technology to facilitate the lives of cat parents.
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Just a couple of weeks to live in the new space, Leo still gets used to the new apartment, but he has not skipped a pace with Litter robot. And since we filled the machine with litter when we first moved in, we are not worried about cleaning or foul scents at all. Continue reading to learn about our experience with the fine device.
What to know about Kullen-Robot 4
- Litter-Robot 4 uses self-cleaning technology that automatically aims waste and provides a new bed of litter after each use.
- Kull-robot 4 is compatible with all the clumsy cat hills and junk bag. The waste box is designed for odor control and has a built -in carbon filter.
- You can use the supplied Whisker -App To track your cat weight, follow their bathroom use and get a waste level warnings.
- The litter-robot 4 is suitable for households with multiple cats, which gives a clean litter box for up to four cats of breeds or size.
What I like with Kullen-Robot 4
Scooping Leo’s litter used to be a daily job, but we really haven’t even thought about cleaning up the hill in weeks. It is thanks to the streamlined experience of the Whisker app, which tells when the waste basket becomes full. We can also see if the litter-robot needs more litter, which so far has not done the company claims that the machine is reducing the litter waste, and so far it has been our experience of it.
The litter-robot has also definitely cut down smell, thanks to the fact that we do not manually open up the entire hill to clear it. We placed ours in a sports cabinet, and it has become an out-of-sight, out-of-mind situation for us-something we have been very grateful for.
There are also fun extras on the app, including smart sensor technology that says your cat’s weight. You can also get notifications directly on your phone every time your cat uses the bathroom. Although this may seem like TMI to some, Leo has been known for eating toys and sometimes getting sick, so I imagine that these data will be helpful in the future.
What to think about before you buy the Kullen-Robot 4
Another Popsugar editor got to try Kull-Robot 4 for her cat, and apparently her cat did not go close to it. On its site, Whisker says that most cats are acclimated to the Kull robot within a week, but obviously some cats are extra skeptical.
Leo regularly interrupts the robot’s cleaning cycle-we believe he is still confused by the whole thing-but the machine will stop the middle of the bike if it knows a cat and then continues its self-cleaning process when the area is cat-free. The litter-robot also requires more space than a traditional litter box, so be sure to check the dimensions before buying it.
Is litter-robot 4 worth it?
Obviously, litter-robot is a major investment. However, for households that have several cats or difficult to keep up with manual cleaning of their litter boxes, this is a daily gaming exchange. I have many friends who have made the investment for their cats and have not regretted it.
Where is the Kullen-Robot 4 available?
Litter-robot 4 is available on Whisker’s website.
Rating: 4.5
Lena Felton (SHE/HER) is the senior head of special projects at PS, where she monitors sponsored packages, tent bar projects and editorial partnerships. Previously, she was editor at The Washington Post, where she led a team that covered gender and identity issues. She has worked in journalism since 2017, during which time her focus has been functional writing and editing and raised historically under -represented voices. Lena has worked for the Atlantic, Instyle, so it goes and more.
