Dirty Heads? What is the likelihood that the cat will bump its head on the ceiling that the dirty waste was rolling on?
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I've been using a Litter Robots for over ten years. I have never had that problem. The litter doesn't stick to the top area.
391275
The globe is actually pretty large. Unless your cat is humongous, it shouldn't be a problem.
391276
This is the best litterbox in the world, works great. Customer service is very knowleable, helpful and polite. (best in the world also). They told me what was wrong on the first try and how to fix it. It is the best thing to happen to litterboxes. I've had mine almost 5 years. I'm 8 times and possibly more. The company sent me a new control panel within the 18 month warranty period. I'm impressed 7 times and more. Yet, I have a problem. My 2 black cats are 16 and 18 pounds apiece. They have dusty heads everytime they use the Litter Robot because it isn't tall enough. The cats and I love this box (Ball). It just isn't quite large enough for big black cats. Please, please, Litter Robot. Make a second line of your miracle for larger cats!
1988305
No, not easily. Once filled there is enough weight to keep it firmly upright. I'd keep it out of the cat's reach though.
1943612
Well, am not sure about inanimate type objects, but my cat likes to sleep on it and nothing has happened to him yet. Sorry can't be of more help.
1658482
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.
1559323
No. It will ram the cat if it gets in the way. It moves pretty fast and can push dining room chairs around.
267685
Oh I'm sure:) but cats are a bit more stealth! They might figure out quickly how to work around it. As long as they don't step heavily on it they'd be fine. It would be hilarious to watch.
1629732
If you lay the cat in such a way, that its paws and tail touch the floor, and then put a little cleaning solution on them, the cat will actually become an extra cleaning surface, much like a Swiffer - and you can actually increase the Roomba's cleaning ability. I sometimes go as far as tying dusting gloves to my cat's extremities to maximize the dusting and cleaning effectiveness. But as another reviewer said, the cat will be knocked off if it goes under a bed. My solution is to tape the cat flat.
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How funny! While I was trying to figure it out I turned it over and all the catnip fell out. Put in more catnip and nowmy cat is playing with it! Also wasn't blond, but my hairdresser had lightened my hair to the point that it may be causing this.
1851079
I don't have a cat, so I can't answer that. I have machine washed, and machine dried the throw with no ill effects.
201765
Only if the cats don't knock them off getting up and down. Plus the entire thing sways a bit when they jump up. You'd have to watch first where they usually launch themselves on the shelves to get up and then reversing that getting down. Might be better to put a small shelf on the wall by it for food with a slight lip so they don't knock the stuff off.
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I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are separated or you're supervising. I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are... » Read More I have two cats and they haven't knocked it over once in the three months since I got it. They pretty much leave it alone because they know better than to bother baby territory! The nice thing about the rocking legs is even if your cat bonked into it, it would just rock and not fall over. Plus the legs are wide and criss crossed to distribute weight well so it is pretty hard to tip over at all. It's sturdy but it is light weight so if a bigger cat jumped onto one of the sides or something it's possible it could happen. I say you're safe as long as either baby is buckled in or cats are separated or you're supervising. « Show Less
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hmmm. i'm no professional, but since it's hardwood, you might have to sand it out. I'm thinking it's pretty soaked in there. and to "unsoak' it with more liquid will probably trash it. Is the pee in a super visible place? I was thinking maybe you could spray some Fizzion on, then sprinkle it with baking soda or borax, maybe, to suck up the Fizzion and with luck, the cat pee also. But, I have NO IDEA if this will do something crazy to the floor. I'm curious now, I think I'll have to go online and see if someone has come up with a solution! Good luck!
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I've got two cats, the first time or two they were a tad cautious around it. After that they pretty much ignored it, I think its the higher frequency noise that standard vacuum makes that tend to freak cats out, the lower frequency of the neato doesn't seem to bother them. I noticed my larger cat stalking the neato earlier while it was cleaning, didn't stick around to watch, but, there were no indignent howls or screeches and the neato finished the room w/o mishap.
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Hi. No I don't think the cat could tip it over unless the cat was very big.
899453
I have two cats and they never touched it. They often would lie NEAR the container with the moss but they never ate or touched it. So I didn't have any issues. If however you are hoping that the moss would make a comfortable cushion for the cat with less mess than dirt, I don't think it would cause any harm to the cat but I would question if your cat would really appreciate the modification to their current bed.
1204418
no this would not stop if cat. the Velcro is not solid from top to bottom. It I just 2 or 3places along the edges. A cat could push threw if they wanted to.
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This is an open weave fabric, which leads me to believe that the cat's claws may get caught in it. It would probably also look unsightly after the first use. I would recommend using a carpet remnant pie e or wrap the pole with thick sisal rope. That would be more durable and cat friendly.