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The base Litter Robot price is $499.

The Litter Robot 3 Connect price (that’s the WiFi one, that lets you use the Litter-Robot app to keep tabs on recent usage history so you can monitor your cat’s health) is $549.

Depending on which Litter Robot you’re looking at or which bundle deal you purchase, the Litter Robot cost can vary but it does eliminate the headache of scooping your cat’s litter, giving your cat a clean bed of litter whenever they use it, and making it a breeze for you to dispose of cat poop and clumped waste.

Here are 7 Ways to Save Money on the Litter Robot 3:

1. Use a referral code
2. Buy a refurbished one
3. Buy one through a bundle deal
4. Find one on Craig’s List or the like
5. How one reader got it for free through Swagbucks
6. Buy one on Amazon and save up to $120 on a new Litter-Robot 3 Connect by signing up for the Prime VISA card
7. Buy one on Chewy with a savings card they send by mail

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If you’re on the lookout for Litter Robot deals, you are best looking for a Litter Robot 3 bundle. Normally the standalone Litter Robot doesn’t go on sale, but bundles can help you to save money.

And if you’re waiting for any Litter Robot Cyber Monday deals, you should sign up for their emails. They’ll give you the earliest notice of any special offers, which again are likely to be a better deal on a bundle.

Our video, 4 Ways to Save Money on the Litter Robot 3, will show you how you might find a used Litter Robot or you could keep checking Litter-Robot’s website for a refurbished one for greater savings.

If you’re looking for a Litter Robot for sale that’s used, good places to check are Facebook Marketplace, NextDoor and Craigslist. But be aware that if you are looking for a used Litter Robot for sale on Craigslist, it will smell like the previous cat’s urine and feces no matter how good a job the previous owner has done of cleaning it.

Some cats won’t mind this but others will, so bear in mind that your cat might not take to a used Litter Robot.

Yes! They recently started selling the Litter Robot 3 Connect Amazon. It should show up if you search for robot cat litter box Amazon.

Normally you can buy the Litter Robot 3 at Amazon, but sometimes stock is unavailable. It might be that they are reserving the product to be sold direct or through Chewy. If the Amazon Litter Robot 3 link is showing that it is out of stock, you should still check the Litter Robot site or Chewy.
 
Currently, in the USA, the Litter-Robot 3 is sold on the manufacturer’s website, Amazon, Chewy and a select number of PetPeople stores that are the only physical retailer selling it – so if you are searching for Litter Robot 3 Amazon – you’ll find you have a few options. 

At this time, the price of the Litter-Robot through Chewy.com and Amazon.com is the same as the manufacturer’s price. The advantage to buying directly from the manufacturer is that you can get a bit of savings off the price of the Litter-Robot 3 through their bundle deals.  The advantage of buying on Chewy, for example, is their awesome return policy as well as their super fast shipping.

If you do not have an Amazon Rewards credit card, you can save up to $120 on a new Litter-Robot 3 Connect by signing up for the Prime VISA card.

If you are already a cardholder you can get rewards back in the amount of either 3% (blue card) or 5% (grey card) to use on future Amazon purchases.

The carbon filter in your Litter-Robot should be replaced every three months or so, though this can vary. It’s an important part of keeping the odor trapped along with the cat waste.

If you have more than one cat, or a cat that uses the Litter-Robot a lot, then you might need to change the filter more frequently to maintain the excellent odor control for which the product is known. Or you may find that you don’t notice the odor and can leave it a little longer.

iRobot is the company that makes Roomba vacuums and does not make a litter box at the time of this writing.  However, if you’re searching for an iRobot Litter Box it’s probably because you can connect your Litter-Robot to hundreds of other devices using IFTTT.  For example, you can send over an iRobot Roomba over to vacuum when your Litter-Robot 3 cycles

If you’re looking online for a Litter-Robot, you might have stumbled across litterrobot-outlet.com which is offering the Litter-Robot 3 and the Litter-Robot 3 Connect for ridiculously low prices, both below $100. Litterrobot-outlet.com and litter-robot.cc are scam websites (there will probably be more popping up as well).

Unsurprisingly, if something looks too good to be true, then it usually is and that’s the case here. Do not buy from this website as you will lose your money. Litter-Robot is aware of this scam and is working to have it taken down.

Whenever you’re buying a product online, it’s best to make sure you’re shopping with a retailer you can trust. The safest place is always to order directly from the manufacturer. So if you want to buy a Litter Robot, place your order at litter-robot.com or on Chewy’s website.

One of the most common complaints with the Litter Robot is that cats just don’t take to it (don’t like it and won’t use it). In many of those cases it might just be that owners haven’t followed the instructions on how to introduce their cat to the Litter Robot.

There’s information provided in the box on how to carefully and gently get your cat(s) used to it before you make it their regular litter box, and it’s really important you follow those instructions – step 1 of which – DO NOT turn the Litter Robot 3 on in front of your cats until they are using it regularly.

Another complaint that pops up a few times in reviews online is that the Wi-Fi features don’t always work, or the app might lose its connection to your Litter Robot, which can be inconvenient if you need to reconnect it frequently. If you did have trouble connecting the Litter Robot to your Wi-Fi network, you can find support on their own website here.

Other common issues can include problems with the cat sensor, or the globe jamming and not rotating properly. Take a look at some of the more common problems in my post here if you want to know more. Most complaints are an easy fix and they don’t happen very often.

As well as occasional technical issues, there are some other problems that can impact how it is used.

Sometimes, if a cat pees in the Litter Robot and then another cat enters before it has time to do a cycle, and pees on the same spot, the double-clumped litter might be too big to fall through into the waste drawer on the first attempt.

This can also be a problem if your cat has health issues that cause it to pee a lot. Usually even large clumps will fall through before you spot them, if not at the first attempt then on a later cycle. If a clump won’t fit through then you’ll just need to scoop it out manually, but that should very rarely be an issue.

Another problem is overfilling. If you fill your Litter Robot too high then it will be weighed down and won’t be able to complete a full cycle. Make sure you’re always below the fill line, and remove some litter if not. Some litter can be too heavy and even filling to just below the line might be too much – it can handle 10lb, so try removing some if you think you’ve added too much.

Other times there can be some more technical issues. You’ll know because the Litter Robot will be flashing its lights instead of the normal steady lights when it’s working. Read my post about a flashing yellow light – and how to fix it – here. Or, if it’s flashing all three lights, there are a few potential fixes that you can read about here.

Take a look at my video where I talk about some of these problems that I’ve experienced in the years that I’ve owned a Litter Robot and how I resolved them.

Fixing your Litter Robot depends entirely on what the issue is. Sometimes you might need to take it apart to make sure no litter or liquid has found its way somewhere it shouldn’t have. Other times you might just need to give it a hard reset.

To try a hard reset, unplug the Litter Robot and wait 10 seconds before then plugging it back in. Wait for it to complete the start-up cycle and then:
·         Press and hold the Cycle button for 5 seconds. The blue and yellow lights should now be on.
·         Press and hold the Cycle button again for 5 seconds. The yellow light should turn off.
·         Activate the sensor by pressing on the globe above the entrance. Do this in a forwards and downwards motion. The red light should now come on.
·         The unit should now complete a cycle and return to the home position, fully reset.

You can look at my Litter Robot troubleshooting posts for more information on fixing your Litter Robot, or head to the Litter Robot’s support site if the problem still isn’t fixed. You’ll find a digital copy of the manual there if you’ve misplaced the one that came with the Litter Robot when you ordered it.

Yes – the Litter Robot is covered by a 24-month full warranty. If your Litter Robot malfunctions and it’s not a simple fix with a reset or a clean, you can get it fixed by the manufacturer. The warranty covers all parts and labor as well as shipping costs. There’s the option of extending the warranty by a further 24 months as well, if you want the security of being covered.

Any product that has sold thousands of units is going to have some negative reviews. It’s almost impossible to make a flawless product that never has any issues.
So, while there are some negative reviews where people have had issues with their Litter Robot, you need to take them into context. On Google there are over 8,000 reviews of the Litter Robot with an average score of 4.4 out of 5, so most people are very happy with their purchase and don’t have problems, and some of the problems that caused negative reviews could have been fixed with a little troubleshooting.
We have also surveyed the Floppycats’ audience and asked them to include their Litter-Robot 3 experiences too.