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- Automatic cat box flushes waste away and washes itself clean
- Uses litter-like Washable Granules to satisfy cat?s need to dig and cover
- Ideal for cats of average size and 6 months or older
- Requires hookup to cold water and electrical outlet
- Includes biodegradable, recyclable SaniSolution cartridge
Product Description
The Worlds Only Self-Flushing, Self-Washing Cat Box. With CatGenie 120, you’ll never touch litter again. It automatically flushes all cat waste out of the home then washes itself completely clean. The new 120 SaniSolution Cartridge is biodegradable and recyclable (unlike cat litter which is neither). Holds 120 washes and when set on Cat Activation provides 240 washes (and one Cartridge is smaller and uses less plastic than the lid of one plastic litter jug). IMPORTANT NOTE: The 120 Cartridge only works in the CatGenie 120 Model. The 120 Cartridge (clear) will NOT work in the original CatGenie, which only uses the 60 Cartridge (green) The 60 Cartridge will NOT work in the CatGenie 120.
CatGenie 120 Self-Washing Self-Flushing Cat Box
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As a rabid, frothing cat lover, I picked up the CatGenie Self-Flushing Cat Box for a feral cat I found on the street. He never did use the cat Flushing Cat Box for reasons I suspect have to do with a fear of metal parts. I did everything I could for him to use the Flushing Cat Box but he refused. It was later that I found out that he was blind in both eyes.
The box itself is a superb, fake ceramic bowl type Self-Flushing Cat Box. It seems to have a little camera which detects Cat movements and has soothing sounds of ocean breezes or other music you choose. A little robot hand comes out to scoop the Cat waste and then shoves it towards the back where it accumulates for months in a smelly decomposition chamber that will make you vomit when you change it.
I really liked the manual Flushing handle for a cat’s paw, not too big, not too small.
In all, you’re still going to be doing tons of labor in regards to the Cat waste so you might want to consider the advantage of spending tobacco money on a small toilet that you stuff in the corner of your home that smells like a Formaldehyde fish bowl.
Eventually I gave it to a midget friend because I had sold all my cats to the lab.
Rating: 3 / 5
I have had cats and cat products all of my life. This by far is the worse. Too many moving parts, not easy to install as we finally got a plummer. The hose plugged up, it smelled bad and took forever to clean and ran up the electric bill.
My service calls were ignored and I was told that I should have bought the newer model that I didn’t know existed. I am still looking for perfection. I had a litter Maid for years so when it broke I got a new one and the rake prong seperation was too large and the rest stuck to the bottom with premium litter. I got the cat crystal thing and it is usually, stinky and nasty. Any sugestions??
Rating: 1 / 5
As it is a Christmas gift, the Cat Genie is not assembled yet. I am excited to get it going for my six-year-old granddaughter’s two cats. I think this apparatus is unusual and ingenious — what a help to those with cats!
Rating: 4 / 5
I was to the point about a month ago where I absolutely was going to crack if I smelled another nasty litter box with that disgusting, sharp ammonia smell, or cat feces (which makes me gag to the point of retching, unlike dog poo which I can stand), etc.
My wife had adopted three cats and I will be honest just did not take care of the boxes as often as I wanted. We were both busy, I don’t entirely blame her, but at the same time it doesn’t change the fact that it was disgusting and creating a real drag on my mood and mental health!
Anyhow, so I was to the point where the two-hundred-fifty for the CatGenie was looking smaller and smaller all the time – especially shelling out twelve bucks a box for decent clumping litter, where this product has “infinite litter” (or close to it).
I figured that by the time I would have gone through about 20 bucket-sized cat litters at twelve a pop, I’d have the CatGenie paid for, and it would be smooth (and “free”) sailing from there on out…
I was just about to press buy it when I realized that you have to buy solution which – whaddaya know – costs about the same per usage period as cheap cat litter! Darn…
I looked online and there were bootleggers at some point who were selling a “fill your own solution” kit, but they all seemed to have shut down…don’t know why…but I just could not find anywhere to buy a “bootleg solution” kit.
So now the cost savings was out the window (for the most part) and it boiled down to a “this is going to get the box cleaned more often” benefit for the two-hundred-fifty purchase price.
Hmmmmm…well, that value proposition was not good enough for me (I guess I figured I would break down in front of my wife to get her to deal with it more…I’d offer more heavy “guy” chores in return, anything to not have to have my gag reflex repeatedly engaged to the point of nearly vomiting), so I begrudgingly trudged back to the-big-box-that-starts-with-W-and-M for yet another box of clay litter (Fresh Step, the best stuff we found for our cats after years of Nature’s Miracle in an Omega Paw box, etc.)
Fast-forward to our next trip to the grocery store (Super WM for us lol…)
Well next time we were there, my wife points out this new litter. In a bag. Half the size. All of the price. HA! Are you kidding me? What, does it exfoliate their paws and make them smell of lavender and mint or something like that?
She wants to try it though…she tells me “hey it’s worth a shot, it says it’s superior”…
OK, ok, ok…we will try it. Fresh Step Crystals.
Fast forward a month…and I am LOVING IT!
Ladies and gentlemen, it does not clump. It just traps the pee and changes color. It’s weird. But by G*d it does not smell for like three weeks!
The stuff lasts so long I want to call it Energizer litter.
You scoop out the feces, of course. And if you see a sloshy area of “slush”, of course, get that out. If there is a very yellowed area, by all means, scoop it as best you can and replace it with some fresh blue crystals. But by G*d does it solve OUR little (chokey air) problem.
Now, to be sure, I don’t think you can get this stuff here right now…this is not the Fresh Step “dual action” crystals, which is on sale here…that is clay litter with crystals in it…you want PURE all-crystal litter. Comes in a bag and runs about thirteen.
The major benefit is this: that small bag will compete with about four times it’s volume in the “nicest” Fresh Step clay litter. We have three cats and three boxes, and we squeak by about at the month mark with ONE bag. It gets a little hairy near the end there, but by God we make it.
So, consider it at least two to four times cheaper than the “maintenance cost” of solution for the CatGenie, and without the “startup cost” of the initial purchase price…and it satisfied a very fussy, cat-smell-sensitive husband just about 100%. That says it all, I think.
I am so happy, it has cut my litter bill in half, the smell down to maybe 15% of the horrendous stench it was, and my happiness with our kitties up a decent amount too.
Highly recommended alternative, even to this top-notch device.
Rating: 4 / 5
Cat Genie 120 arrived today, and after seeing the damage to the packaging by UPS I opened and inspected the items to ensure it was not damaged. The packaging was sufficient to keep a 6″ by 2″ tool impression 1 to 1.5 inches deep from damaging the contents. +1 for CatGenie.
The instructions give a contents list with photo, so I laid out the contents to match. There was 1 more piece than on the diagram. A Genie Ball. It appears to be an addition to keep the odor down.
When putting the contents aside I found a small rubber nozzle sitting on the floor where I had laid out the contents – The Instructions have spelled out all over (5 times on the simple setup poster) to call 1-888-735-3927 if you have any problem, and to not attempt to fix or tamper with the CatGenie. The little rubber nozzle has a small cut on the side. I called the number and get a message that it is not allocated
not a good first sign for Customer Support. This is the same number found on their website. Hopefully it is just a delayed renewal of their 888 number. I sent an email to the address listed on their site, and got a response from my email “There is an issue with our phone line right now, but we can be reached by dialing 1-610-994-2103.” This number is not on their site, or in their booklet.
From the little booklet in the spares pack taped to the bottom of the Cat Genie bowl, it indicates that the little bit of rubber is the nozzle for the processing unit. It can be knocked off fairly easily until the unit is setup.
The dimensions are given as 24″ from front to back, with the power cords and water supply hoses routed through cutouts in the back which improves the clearance; unfortunately, cutouts for routing the waste discharge hose are straight back from either side at the back. Having a cutout going sideways from each corner would be beneficial – I think I will add some to mine once past the initial 90 day period.
The instructions state to make sure the unit is level, but leaves very few locations to place a level (different height components, and rounded tops), especially since the bowl will almost always be between two items; highly encourage getting a 244″ level prior to the installation.
I have just finished installing my unit and having going through its first cleaning cycle as I type this, so my comments apply only to the setup of the unit.
Keith
Rating: 4 / 5