Litter-Robot 4 Ramp for Automatic Litter Box, White

Simply put.. this product changed my life. I had adopted 2 cats from the local shelter and for whatever reason, they seemed to fill up 2 litter boxes in less than 2 days. It was beyond a chore. And the days I would forget or be busy with something else, they just had the goods that would stink up my entire house. I became ashamed to even have company over because even with clean boxes, it just stunk. Enter the Litter Robot. Thanks to reading other folks suggestions on a forum, I started researching LR. The price was hard to consider at first, but I was desparate. I went for it. I am so glad I did. This one box handles both cats with complete ease. It does about a 95% good job keeping all foul smells within a few feet of it. I would dare say this has been one of my best purchases made in a very long time. Highly recommend this to anyone on the fence. I ordered the refurb unit to save some cash and what I got seemed like brand new anyway. It has been running flawlessly for 2 months now. 10/10 review from me.

The ramp is a great add-on to the LR4, especially if you have also purchased the LR4 shield, as we have. The ramp makes it very easy for the cats to get in and out of the LR4, and as our kitties are getting older, it will greatly improve their ability to get in and out. The ramp also helps catch much of the litter that inevitably will escape the robot with the cat on the way out and helps minimize tracking. The ramp is a "pawsome" addition to the LR4, especially coupled with the shield, and out three kitties give it 5 stars!

When I first purchased the Litter Robot 4 it did not have the ramp, My cats would jump out of the robot and litter would fly everywhere. Needless to say I had a lot of litter to constantly sweep up. Once the ramp became available I purchased it. It took them a little while to get used to it but now they walk out of the box instead of jumping which means less litter mess. Yay!

It fits great and makes it easier for cats to get into the robot, however, we have had our robot for a few years and our cats did not adjust to the stairs. They were afraid of them. in addition, it adds significant length to the front of the robot and it impeded a doorway for us.

I bought the Litter Robot a few months ago. One cat began using it almost immediately, but the other one still uses the old litter box. When I took the old litter box away, he went on the floor. I've tried all the suggested tricks, but I may have to return the Litter Robot while I have the chance, because he refuses to use it. It does me little good if I still have to scoop a litter box.

It is ok.. I got it to make it easier for my older cats to get in the robot. It is all plastic and slick, the cats do not feel comfortable walking up it so they all jump in and out. Only good thing is this has stopped the one cat from peeing on the other step that is attached to the robot, since this one covers it. That black step is a real pain to clean and the engineering of the underneath that step is horrendous to try to clean. Very poorly designed.

I have a 20kb russian blue who was peeing out the front of the machine. Figured he was really having trouble finding getting in properly with bad hips. The step solved it and both the cats seem happy. Less litter on the floor as the ramp catches a lot and no more pee down the front. Clips on and off easily for cleaning. Sticks out quite a bit, but that's the point.

I have 3 cats who acclimated to this quite nicely except for my senior kitty. He's 15 and moves a little slower with arthritis and muscle loss. I bought this mainly for him to make it easier getting in and out of but it actually seems more difficult due to the smoothness of the material. There's no grip on the steps at all. It works but anyone with a senior kitty should take this into consideration.

The way this and every other accessory attaches to the robot is so weak, unreliable and imprecise. It's tough to know if you even have this all attached right, and it's so flimsy when it is, you're more likely to scare your cat from ever trying your robot.

This piece of plastic extends so far forward of the litter robot as to nearly double the footprint of the the thing, which basically made it unusable in my space. It is also extremely fidgety in getting hooked up, and the Roomba would knock it off every day. Make it smaller and more easily, firmly connected. I bought a small wooden step-stool that takes up 1/3 the space and stays in position much more easily.