[
  {
    "id": "whisker-litter-robot-4",
    "name": "Whisker Litter-Robot 4",
    "brand": "Whisker",
    "tier": "premium",
    "priceLow": 699,
    "priceHigh": 749,
    "score": 8.7,
    "bestFor": "Multi-cat homes (up to four cats) and big cats that want the best-supported, most-copied design on the market.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/whisker-litter-robot-4/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 24,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "globe",
    "minCatLb": 3,
    "maxCatLb": 25,
    "maxCats": 4,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "heightIn": 29.5,
    "wifi": "Wi-Fi (Whisker app)",
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "Whisker's FAQ gives 3–25 lb; WIRED lists \"4 pounds minimum, no maximum\".",
    "consumables": "Drawer liners ($25 for 25 at Whisker), carbon filters ($30 for 6) and optional OdorTrap packs ($30 for 6). Whisker suggests a new filter and packs every 2–4 weeks.",
    "costProfile": "whisker",
    "entryNote": "15.75 × 15.75 in entry, 16.5 in interior height (Whisker).",
    "entryOpenNote": "WIRED only recommends boxes that stay open during cycling; the LR4 is one of its picks.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Under 3 lb: Whisker says leave it powered off and start cycles yourself (\"semi-automatic\" mode) until the kitten weighs 3 lb.",
    "litterNote": "Standard-weight clumping clay recommended. Some silica crystals that pass the screen work; translucent or white litter can confuse the litter-level sensor.",
    "odor": "Sealed waste drawer with a carbon filter; optional OdorTrap packs.",
    "priceNote": "$699 at Whisker (Nov 12, 2026); WIRED's Nov 6, 2026 price box showed $749 at Amazon.",
    "sensorNote": "Laser curtain plus weight sensors detect a cat entering and leaving and pause the cycle (Whisker).",
    "warrantyNote": "1-year WhiskerCare; 3-year extended plan available from Whisker",
    "wasteNote": "Whisker says the drawer may need emptying as rarely as once every 8 days."
  },
  {
    "id": "whisker-litter-robot-5",
    "name": "Whisker Litter-Robot 5",
    "brand": "Whisker",
    "tier": "premium",
    "priceLow": 799,
    "priceHigh": null,
    "score": 8.5,
    "bestFor": "Big and multi-cat households (up to five cats, up to 30 lb) that want health data on top of hands-off scooping.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/whisker-litter-robot-5/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 28.7,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "globe",
    "minCatLb": 3,
    "maxCatLb": 30,
    "maxCats": 5,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "heightIn": 29.9,
    "wifi": "Wi-Fi (Whisker app)",
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "consumables": "Same liners, carbon filters and OdorTrap packs as the LR4. WasteID and cat identification need Whisker+ (about $80 a year, per WIRED).",
    "costProfile": "whisker-plus",
    "entryNote": "15.75 × 15.75 in entry, 17.5 in interior height (Whisker).",
    "kittenAdvice": "Under 3 lb: use semi-automatic mode (power off, cycle by hand) until the kitten reaches 3 lb (Whisker).",
    "litterNote": "Clumping clay litter recommended (Whisker).",
    "odor": "Sealed drawer and carbon filter; WasteID times cycles differently for urine and stool.",
    "priceNote": "$799 for the robot at Whisker (Nov 12, 2026). On Amazon it is sold as the Protection & Insights Bundle; we couldn't capture that bundle's price.",
    "sensorNote": "Multiple lasers plus weight sensors and anti-obstruction detection (Whisker's SafeCat system with OmniSense).",
    "warrantyNote": "1-year WhiskerCare on the robot; the Amazon Protection & Insights Bundle includes a 3-year warranty",
    "wasteNote": "WIRED's tester (Kat Merck) emptied it about every 10 days with two cats."
  },
  {
    "id": "whisker-litter-robot-evo",
    "name": "Whisker Litter-Robot EVO",
    "brand": "Whisker",
    "tier": "premium",
    "priceLow": 599,
    "priceHigh": null,
    "score": 8.6,
    "bestFor": "One- or two-cat apartments that want Litter-Robot reliability in a footprint close to a regular box.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/whisker-litter-robot-evo/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 21.5,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "globe",
    "minCatLb": 3,
    "maxCatLb": 19,
    "maxCats": 2,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "heightIn": 27.6,
    "wifi": "Wi-Fi (Whisker app)",
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "consumables": "Litter-Robot liners and carbon filters, same pricing as the LR4.",
    "costProfile": "whisker",
    "entryNote": "14.85 × 14.85 in entry, 14.5 in interior height (Whisker).",
    "entryOpenNote": "One of WIRED's picks, all of which stay open during cycling.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Under 3 lb: semi-automatic mode until the kitten reaches 3 lb (Whisker).",
    "litterNote": "Clumping or scoopable clay; translucent or crystal litter may affect level monitoring (WIRED).",
    "odor": "Tightly sealed waste drawer and carbon filter.",
    "priceNote": "$599 at Whisker (Nov 12, 2026) and $599 at Amazon in WIRED's Nov 6, 2026 price box.",
    "sensorNote": "Whisker says the EVO relies on weight sensors to detect a cat entering and leaving.",
    "wasteNote": "WIRED's single-cat tester emptied the drawer about once a week."
  },
  {
    "id": "petkit-purobot-ultra",
    "name": "PETKIT Purobot Ultra",
    "brand": "PETKIT",
    "tier": "premium",
    "priceLow": 800,
    "priceHigh": null,
    "score": 7.9,
    "bestFor": "Owners who want a camera on every visit and never want to touch a waste bag.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/petkit-purobot-ultra/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 46,
    "warrantyYears": 2,
    "camera": true,
    "mechanism": "drum",
    "minCatLb": 3.3,
    "maxCatLb": 22,
    "minAgeMonths": 6,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "heightIn": 32.68,
    "wifi": "2.4 GHz and 5 GHz",
    "autoBag": true,
    "proprietary": true,
    "consumables": "PETKIT bag rings for the auto-bagger and odor-eliminator refills. PETKIT says its N50 refill is not compatible.",
    "costProfile": "petkit-ultra",
    "kittenAdvice": "PETKIT recommends it for cats 6+ months old and at least 3.3 lb.",
    "litterNote": "Clumping litter; PETKIT sells tofu and mixed litters for it.",
    "odor": "Self-sealing bags plus a proprietary odor eliminator ($20 for three refills, per WIRED).",
    "priceNote": "WIRED's review page showed $800 at Amazon on Nov 12, 2026; Amazon bundle listings showed about $762–$802.",
    "sensorNote": "Weight and proximity sensors plus an AI camera on a swiveling arm that tracks the cat (PETKIT, WIRED).",
    "warrantyNote": "2 years per the Amazon listing",
    "wasteNote": "Seals the full bag and loads a new one automatically."
  },
  {
    "id": "casa-leo-leos-loo-too",
    "name": "Casa Leo Leo's Loo Too",
    "brand": "Casa Leo",
    "tier": "premium",
    "priceLow": 599,
    "priceHigh": 600,
    "score": 7.8,
    "bestFor": "Small apartments with small or medium cats where litter scatter is the main complaint.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/casa-leo-leos-loo-too/",
    "app": true,
    "noiseDb": 30,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "drum",
    "minCatLb": 1,
    "maxCatLb": 20,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wasteL": 9.5,
    "heightIn": 27.6,
    "wifi": "Wi-Fi; Alexa and Google Assistant",
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "WIRED: needs just 1 lb on its sensors to detect a cat; maker rates the drum for cats up to 20 lb.",
    "consumables": "Drawer liners and charcoal air-freshener bags from Casa Leo, or generic liners.",
    "costProfile": "generic-bags",
    "kittenAdvice": "Casa Leo rates it from 1 lb; keep automatic cleaning off and supervise small kittens anyway.",
    "litterNote": "Clumping litter.",
    "odor": "Sealed drawer plus UV-C light.",
    "priceNote": "$599 at Amazon in Tom's Guide's price box (Apr 2025); WIRED lists it at $600 (Nov 2026).",
    "sensorNote": "Four weight sensors, an anti-pinch sensor and radar that detects anyone near the box before a cycle (Casa Leo, WIRED).",
    "warrantyNote": "1 year from Casa Leo; one Amazon listing advertises 3 years",
    "wasteNote": "WIRED's tester got a drawer-full alert about once a week."
  },
  {
    "id": "petkit-purobot-max-pro-2",
    "name": "PETKIT Purobot Max Pro 2",
    "brand": "PETKIT",
    "tier": "mid",
    "priceLow": 500,
    "priceHigh": 550,
    "score": 8.6,
    "bestFor": "Large cats and camera fans: WIRED's 17-lb tester used it easily.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/petkit-purobot-max-pro-2/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 24.25,
    "noiseDb": 35,
    "warrantyYears": 2,
    "camera": true,
    "mechanism": "drum",
    "minCatLb": 3.3,
    "maxCatLb": 22,
    "minAgeMonths": 6,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wasteL": 8,
    "wasteDays": 17,
    "entryHeightIn": 10,
    "heightIn": 23.74,
    "wifi": "2.4 GHz and 5 GHz",
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catsNote": "Recognizes up to 15 cats by face and weight (PETKIT); no recommended cat count published.",
    "consumables": "PETKIT waste bags (18-count rolls) and odor-eliminator refills.",
    "costProfile": "petkit",
    "entryNote": "10.51 × 10.74 in, 43% larger than the previous generation (PETKIT).",
    "entryOpenNote": "WIRED's top pick, and WIRED only recommends boxes that stay open during cycling.",
    "kittenAdvice": "PETKIT: cats over 3.3 lb and older than 6 months.",
    "litterNote": "Most clumping litters with granules under 0.5 in (12 mm) (PETKIT).",
    "odor": "Sealed, self-sealing bag plus two odor-eliminator cartridges.",
    "priceNote": "WIRED's Nov 6, 2026 price box: $550 at Amazon, $500 on sale (list $600).",
    "sensorNote": "12 integrated safety sensors plus the camera; the drum stops when a pet is nearby (PETKIT).",
    "warrantyNote": "2-year coverage per the Amazon listing"
  },
  {
    "id": "petkit-puramax-2",
    "name": "PETKIT PuraMax 2",
    "brand": "PETKIT",
    "tier": "mid",
    "priceLow": 390,
    "priceHigh": 400,
    "score": 8.5,
    "bestFor": "Most one- to three-cat homes with average-size cats: the best value among the well-reviewed boxes.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/petkit-puramax-2/",
    "app": true,
    "noiseDb": 35,
    "warrantyYears": 2,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "drum",
    "minCatLb": 3.3,
    "maxCatLb": 22,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wasteL": 7,
    "wasteDays": 15,
    "heightIn": 21.7,
    "wifi": "2.4 GHz",
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "PETKIT's FAQ: 3.3–22 lb. PETKIT's own buying guide says up to 18 lb, and WIRED lists 3.5–18 lb.",
    "catsNote": "Sold as a multi-cat box; PETKIT gives no number.",
    "consumables": "PETKIT waste bags (18-count rolls; third-party 120-packs fit) and N50 odor-eliminator refills (one lasts about a month).",
    "costProfile": "petkit",
    "entryNote": "255 × 200 mm (10.04 × 7.87 in) per PETKIT; WIRED measured 7.87 × 8.85 in.",
    "entryOpenNote": "PETKIT says the anti-pinch design keeps the entrance open during rotation; cats.com confirms the drum doesn't turn fully.",
    "kittenAdvice": "PETKIT's FAQ gives 3.3 lb (1.5 kg) as the minimum for automatic mode.",
    "litterNote": "Clay, tofu, mixed and bentonite litters; not crystal (WIRED).",
    "odor": "Sealed bin, N50 odor eliminator and an optional deodorizing spray (WIRED).",
    "priceNote": "WIRED's Nov 6, 2026 price box: $390 at Amazon; PETKIT's store showed $399.99.",
    "sensorNote": "11 xSecure sensors, including proximity and weight; the drum pauses when a cat is near or inside (PETKIT).",
    "tofuOk": true,
    "warrantyNote": "Amazon listing title says 2-year coverage; a PETKIT article says 1 year"
  },
  {
    "id": "neakasa-m1",
    "name": "Neakasa M1 Open-Top Self-Cleaning Litter Box",
    "brand": "Neakasa",
    "tier": "mid",
    "priceLow": 360,
    "priceHigh": 450,
    "score": 8.3,
    "bestFor": "Large cats and cats that refuse hooded boxes: no hood, no weight ceiling to speak of.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/neakasa-m1/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 22,
    "noiseDb": 50,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "open-top",
    "minCatLb": 2.2,
    "maxCatLb": 33,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wasteL": 11.23,
    "wasteDays": 14,
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "Neakasa recommends 2.2–33 lb and says the open top has almost no hard weight limit.",
    "consumables": "Drawstring bin bags (Neakasa or third-party 27 × 13 in) and clumping litter.",
    "costProfile": "generic-bags",
    "entryNote": "Open top; WIRED measured the M1 Plus opening at 17 × 16.5 in.",
    "entryOpenNote": "Open-top design: there's no hood or door to close.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Under 2.2 lb: turn off automatic cleaning and use Kitten Mode (Neakasa).",
    "litterNote": "Bentonite or clay clumping litter (WIRED); Neakasa sells its own mineral litter.",
    "odor": "Sealed waste bin; WIRED could smell waste after about five days.",
    "priceNote": "M1: $379.99 on Amazon (listing snapshot), $359.99 in Tom's Guide's price box. M1 Plus: $429.99–$450 (Amazon table, WIRED Nov 2026).",
    "sensorNote": "M1: 5 pairs of infrared sensors and 4 weight sensors. M1 Plus: 6 infrared pairs (Neakasa).",
    "warrantyNote": "The base M1 listing gives 1 year; the M1 Plus listing title advertises a 2-year protection plan"
  },
  {
    "id": "petsafe-scoopfree-smartspin",
    "name": "PetSafe ScoopFree SmartSpin Self-Cleaning Litter Box",
    "brand": "PetSafe",
    "tier": "mid",
    "priceLow": 340,
    "priceHigh": 400,
    "score": 7.9,
    "bestFor": "Owners who want a big-brand globe box with app tracking under $400.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/petsafe-scoopfree-smartspin/",
    "app": true,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "drum",
    "minCatLb": 2.5,
    "maxCatLb": 25,
    "minAgeMonths": 6,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wasteL": 6,
    "wasteDays": 14,
    "entryHeightIn": 12,
    "wifi": "2.4 GHz",
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "PetSafe: cats up to 25 lb. Amazon listing: keep auto-clean off until a kitten is 2.5 lb and 6 months old.",
    "catsNote": "PetSafe calls it ideal for multi-cat homes but gives no number.",
    "consumables": "SmartSpin liners (25 for $17.99 list on Amazon) and deodorizers (each lasts about 15 days).",
    "costProfile": "scoopfree-spin",
    "entryNote": "PetSafe says the box sits 12 in from the ground.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Keep it unplugged or auto-clean off until a kitten is at least 2.5 lb and 6 months old (Amazon listing).",
    "litterNote": "Any litter; PetSafe recommends premium clumping litter.",
    "odor": "Sealed drawer with a clip-in deodorizer.",
    "priceNote": "$399.99 at PetSafe (Nov 12, 2026); WIRED lists it at $340.",
    "sensorNote": "A weight detector starts the cycle a few minutes after the cat leaves (WIRED)."
  },
  {
    "id": "petsafe-scoopfree-crystal-smart",
    "name": "PetSafe ScoopFree Crystal Smart Self-Cleaning Litter Box",
    "brand": "PetSafe",
    "tier": "mid",
    "priceLow": 186,
    "priceHigh": 300,
    "score": 8,
    "bestFor": "One-cat homes that want app alerts, no moving enclosure and no litter to pour.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/petsafe-scoopfree-crystal-smart/",
    "app": true,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "rake",
    "minAgeMonths": 6,
    "maxCats": 2,
    "litter": "crystal-tray",
    "heightIn": 15.6,
    "wifi": "Wi-Fi (My PetSafe app)",
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": true,
    "catsNote": "Chewy's listing says it's designed for one or two cats.",
    "consumables": "Disposable crystal trays: $73.49 for 3 at PetSafe, about $24.50 each.",
    "costProfile": "scoopfree-crystal",
    "entryOpenNote": "A rake moves across an open tray; the hood (front-entry version) has no door.",
    "kittenAdvice": "PetSafe's ScoopFree guidance: keep it unplugged and scoop by hand until a kitten is 6 months old.",
    "litterNote": "ScoopFree disposable crystal trays only.",
    "odor": "Crystal litter absorbs urine and dries out stool; PetSafe claims 5× better odor control.",
    "priceNote": "$269.99 at PetSafe (Nov 12, 2026); snapshots showed $185.58 at PetSmart and $299.99 at Chewy.",
    "sensorNote": "Safety sensors start the rake about 20 minutes after the cat leaves and keep it still while a cat is present (PetSafe, Amazon listing).",
    "wasteNote": "One tray lasts about a month for one cat (PetSafe); a Chewy answer says 10–15 days with two cats."
  },
  {
    "id": "els-pet-orbitie",
    "name": "ELS PET Orbitie Self-Cleaning Litter Box",
    "brand": "ELS PET",
    "tier": "budget",
    "priceLow": 260,
    "priceHigh": 290,
    "score": 7.2,
    "bestFor": "Budget buyers who want a hooded globe with a generous entry and accept some fiddling.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/els-pet-orbitie/",
    "app": true,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "drum",
    "maxCatLb": 21,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wifi": "Wi-Fi (Orbitie app)",
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "Tom's Guide lists 10–21 lb. We couldn't confirm a minimum from ELS PET.",
    "consumables": "Drawstring bags (Tom's Guide's unit came with a four-month supply).",
    "costProfile": "generic-bags",
    "entryNote": "12 × 12 in opening (WIRED, Amazon listing).",
    "kittenAdvice": "No minimum weight published that we could confirm; don't run it automatically for kittens.",
    "litterNote": "Clumping litter.",
    "odor": "Bag-lined drawer under a 65 L orb.",
    "priceNote": "WIRED lists it at $260 (Nov 2026); a Walmart snapshot showed $289.99.",
    "sensorNote": "Gravity (weight) and infrared safety sensors (Amazon listing).",
    "wasteNote": "WIRED's bin filled about every other day with two cats."
  },
  {
    "id": "lesure-open-top",
    "name": "Lesure Open-Top Self-Cleaning Litter Box",
    "brand": "Lesure",
    "tier": "budget",
    "priceLow": 250,
    "priceHigh": 253,
    "score": 8,
    "bestFor": "A first automatic box on a budget, for cats who like an open pan.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/lesure-open-top/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 27,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "open-top",
    "minCatLb": 3.3,
    "maxCatLb": 18,
    "minAgeMonths": 6,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "wasteL": 8.9,
    "wasteDays": 10,
    "heightIn": 15,
    "wifi": "2.4 GHz",
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": false,
    "catWeightNote": "Listing headline: 3.3–18 lb; the listing FAQ says 3.3–15 lb. Not for kittens under 6 months.",
    "consumables": "Lesure bag rolls and aroma diffuser boxes, or generic drawstring bags.",
    "costProfile": "generic-bags",
    "entryNote": "Open top; WIRED measured a 16 × 20.5 in opening.",
    "entryOpenNote": "Open-top design with no hood or door.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Not for kittens under 6 months (Amazon listing).",
    "litterNote": "Any litter type, by swapping the sifter panel (WIRED); two sifters included.",
    "odor": "Sealed 8.9 L bin plus two deodorizing boxes.",
    "priceNote": "WIRED's price box: $250 at Walmart and $253 at Wayfair (Nov 2026).",
    "sensorNote": "Six infrared safety sensors plus an anti-pinch sensor (Amazon listing).",
    "wasteNote": "7–10 days between emptying for one cat (Amazon listing)."
  },
  {
    "id": "petsafe-scoopfree-crystal-classic",
    "name": "PetSafe ScoopFree Crystal Classic Self-Cleaning Litter Box",
    "brand": "PetSafe",
    "tier": "budget",
    "priceLow": 100,
    "priceHigh": 140,
    "score": 7.8,
    "bestFor": "The cheapest way to stop scooping, for one small-to-medium cat that accepts crystal litter.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/petsafe-scoopfree-crystal-classic/",
    "app": false,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "rake",
    "maxCatLb": 15,
    "minAgeMonths": 6,
    "maxCats": 2,
    "litter": "crystal-tray",
    "heightIn": 7.1,
    "entryOpen": true,
    "autoBag": false,
    "proprietary": true,
    "catWeightNote": "PetSafe's Canadian FAQ for the Crystal Classic: designed for cats up to 15 lb.",
    "catsNote": "PetSafe says single or multi-cat; more than two cats means very frequent tray changes.",
    "consumables": "Disposable crystal trays: $73.49 for 3 at PetSafe, about $24.50 each.",
    "costProfile": "scoopfree-crystal",
    "entryOpenNote": "Open tray; the rake never encloses the cat.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Keep it unplugged and scoop by hand until a kitten is 6 months old (PetSafe).",
    "litterNote": "ScoopFree disposable crystal trays only.",
    "odor": "Crystal litter absorbs urine and dehydrates waste.",
    "priceNote": "$99.95 at PetSafe (Nov 12, 2026); an earlier retailer snapshot showed $139.95 (not re-confirmed).",
    "sensorNote": "Safety sensors only let the rake run when the cat is not in the box (PetSafe).",
    "wasteNote": "PetSafe says it goes weeks between tray changes; about a month for one cat."
  },
  {
    "id": "furbulous-self-packing",
    "name": "Furbulous True Odor-Free Self-Cleaning and Self-Packing Litter Box",
    "brand": "Furbulous",
    "tier": "mid",
    "priceLow": 320,
    "priceHigh": 360,
    "score": 6.2,
    "bestFor": "Not recommended for most homes; included because it's a popular self-bagging listing.",
    "url": "https://selfcleaninglitterboxguide.com/litter-boxes/furbulous-self-packing/",
    "app": true,
    "weightLbs": 28.7,
    "warrantyYears": 1,
    "camera": false,
    "mechanism": "scoop",
    "minCatLb": 3.3,
    "maxCatLb": 22,
    "litter": "clumping",
    "entryOpen": false,
    "autoBag": true,
    "proprietary": true,
    "catWeightNote": "Cats.com quotes the maker's 22 lb limit; Best Buy lists 25 lb.",
    "consumables": "Furbulous self-packing bag rolls.",
    "costProfile": "generic-bags",
    "entryNote": "Cats.com: the litter tray measures about 16 × 16 in, and the front entrance is too small to pour litter through from the tub.",
    "entryOpenNote": "Cats.com: it has a door that doesn't close on its own, but the way it scoops could trap a cat if the sensors failed, and one owner reported that happening.",
    "kittenAdvice": "Listing says cats over 3.3 lb; supervise small cats.",
    "litterNote": "Clumping litter.",
    "odor": "Seals waste into bags automatically when you press auto-pack.",
    "priceNote": "$359.99 at Best Buy and Target (snapshots); cats.com reviewed it at $319.99.",
    "sensorNote": "Weight, proximity and infrared sensors (cats.com)."
  }
]