5 guides in Pets
At $139.99 the Atom crash-tests like a child seat and fits the 18 x 11 x 11-inch soft-carrier box of the three largest US airlines; United's 737 MAX, with a 10-inch height cap, is the exception.
Whisker prices the Litter-Robot 4 at $699, the EVO at $599 and the Litter-Robot 5 at $799. The $100 up buys WasteID and a taller globe; the $100 down buys a smaller box with a built-in carpet tray.
The 39-inch reversible cardboard lounge that PetFusion rates for four large cats now sells through Petmate at $239.99. It solves the two-cats-one-scratcher problem and asks a lot of money for corrugated paper to do it.
A closed ball track in 12 click-together pieces that Catit says works with every circuit it has made, blue or green. The brand site gives no US price or footprint, and the value is in relayouts, not the first build.
A 3-liter pumped fountain with a triple-layer filter Catit says to swap every 30 days. The hardware is cheap to run; the pad and the cleaning schedule are the actual cost.
