Luma Smart Litter Box with gift

This self-cleaning litter box runs a health check every time your cat uses it, analyzing waste before the rake cycles. The built-in monitoring looks for patterns that might signal a urinary issue, digestive change, or other concern worth a vet visit, giving you a heads-up before symptoms become obvious.

The automatic cleaning cycle keeps the box fresh without daily scooping. After each use, sensors detect when your cat has left, wait a set interval, then rake waste into a sealed drawer. The design accommodates households with up to ten cats, handling high traffic without manual intervention between drawer changes.

Odor control runs continuously through a deodorizing system that works alongside the sealed waste compartment. No litter tracking trays or separate air filters to replace—the unit manages smell as part of its standard operation.

Setup involves filling the basin with clumping litter, plugging in the unit, and connecting to the companion app if you want remote alerts. The app logs each visit, flags anomalies, and sends a notification when the waste drawer is full. You can also pause cleaning cycles or adjust rake timing from your phone.

The waste drawer slides out from the front for disposal. Depending on the number of cats and their routines, expect to empty it every few days to a week. The drawer uses standard trash bags; no proprietary liners required.

Because the system tracks individual cats by weight and timing, it works best in households where cats have distinct patterns. If multiple cats use the box in quick succession, the data becomes less precise, though the cleaning function continues normally.