Data Sheet

SETTING UP YOUR LITTER-ROBOT
2
ENSURE PROPER PLACEMENT
ADD LITTER
2.1
2.2
When filling the Litter-Robot for the first time, it is best to continue using the brand of litter you were using
previously—as long as it is a clumping type of litter. If you are currently using a non-clumping litter, you will need
to switch to a clumping type. Please note, your cat will need to adjust to the new litter box, and introducing a
new litter at the same time may increase their anxiety.
The Litter-Robot litter siing system requires clumping litter to work properly. We recommend a high quality
clay clumping litter. Litter beads and crystals that are small enough to pass through the screen will also work
(periodic changing of this type of litter is required).
• If possible, place the Litter-Robot in the same location as the
old litter box (at least during transition).
• Make sure the unit is on a firm, level surface.
Avoid so, uneven, or unstable flooring.
• Keep the unit indoors in a cool, dry location.
Reduce exposure to high temperature and humidity.
• Place the unit near a power outlet. Ensure the unit isn’t
pushed against a wall or into a corner (must not be touching
any walls).
• Place litter mats or rugs in front of, or completely under, the
unit. Do not place mats partially under the unit. Use only low
pile (¼ inch) rugs and mats.
If you are not sure if your current brand of litter is right for the Litter-Robot, contact us at [e-mail].
DO NOT use litters that are strictly absorbent, non-clumping, loose-clumping, newspaper-based, or
wood-based pellets.
Fill the Globe through the opening with clumping litter until it meets the raised Fill Line when spread flat
(about 8-10 pounds by weight or 1 ½ gallons by volume).
FILL LINE
Be careful not to overfill the Globe.