This is not really a self-cleaning litterbox. It is not one of those that have something like a motorized rake that goes across the litter once the cat jumps out and puts the lumps of whatever into a separate container. Basically, what you can do is, after the cat has done its business, tip the box to one side and then the lumps can fall into a side compartment that you can dump out. So, the idea is that you can waste less litter and not have to empty the entire thing at once. That really only works if you tip it on a consistent basis before things get a chance to get stuck, at which point you do have to clean out the entire thing. And, of course, the better litter you use the easier the process is.
One thing that I will say for this is that, if you have a larger cat, like a Maine Coon cat, this is a great option because there is little chance that the cat will miss the box because of hanging over the edge. Plus, it gives the cat some privacy. So, while it is not really self-cleaning, it is a decent option if you do not want to spend the money for a real self-cleaning litter box.
One thing that I will say for this is that, if you have a larger cat, like a Maine Coon cat, this is a great option because there is little chance that the cat will miss the box because of hanging over the edge. Plus, it gives the cat some privacy. So, while it is not really self-cleaning, it is a decent option if you do not want to spend the money for a real self-cleaning litter box.
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