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I could hire a sitter, but I have no leads on that in this rural area, and it’s pretty expensive to get a professional one.
I could have a friend come out and check on them, but any friend that I trust to do this is too far away, or has too many other obligations. I have a friend right on my street, yet she is allergic to cats.

I live in a small rural area, and don’t know where to begin to find a petsitter that will come to my home once or twice a day and check on my cats while we are gone.
I don’t know a lot of people around here, and the ones I do know don’t particularly like cats, are allergic, or are consumed with other responsibilities or worried about spending gas to come out here. My cats are about 10 and 15 years old, and would not do well with boarding, I can assure you! I just want someone to come out here and check on them, because even if I put them on automatic feeders and self cleaning litter boxes, something could go wrong (such as ants getting in food dishes).
Mindi, I can’t leave bowls of food around, the ants will get it! ants come out in the summer when food is left out. That is why I was going to get an automated one on a timer for their food .
I tried to bribe all my friends with money; didn’t work, unfortunately.

Did it work? How did you go about doing it?

I asked a question about self-cleaning litter boxes and someone said that some of her friends who tried self-cleaning litter boxes and hated them then trained their cats to use the toilet and so that got me thinking about that lol.

She gave me a link to Litter Kwitter – http://www.litterkwitter.com/en/index.php

So if anyone has used that method I would really be interested in how well that worked.

I have 5 cats and i was wondering if anyone tried to toilet train 3 or more cats at a time and how well that worked out.
Amanda Aymin – I do use Fresh Step Cat Litter and i scoop it out at least once if not twice a day and it takes at least 10 minutes to do all 5 litter boxes so it takes longer than a minute or 2 lol, and the litter is expensive.
Mika – Thanks i think i might just look into getting the Litter Kwitter,

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I have 5 cats and so it takes a lot of work to keep their litter boxes clean and so i was thinking of getting some self-cleaning liitter boxes.

If you have a self-cleaning liitter box do you like it? Was it worth getting? What one do you have?
Also with 5 cats would i need to buy 5 of them?

Thanks!!!!
cheetah – Thanks for the link to the toliet training thing, did it work for all of your friends that tried it? Did they have multiple cats that they trained at once?
April – thanks i just watched a video about that scoop and it looks like it does work a lot better.

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i own a cat, i love her, i feed her, i clean her litter box, but cleaning her litter box is a pain so i suggested to my family a self-cleaning litter box for 0 but, they said that it’s not affordable
here’s the link: http://www.amazon.com/Brilliant-Pet-SX1-ScoopFree-Self-Cleaning/dp/B000ELUQQS
so i need a cheaper self-cleaning litter box that i can show my family and it has to be below 50 dollars, no higher than 65 dollars, and don’t rush, i don’t need the answer until a week, so yeah, take your time answering, i don’t want BS answers
i will not sell my pet under no circumstances, i can take responsiblitly and that’s it

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I have 5 cats and so it takes a lot of work to keep their litter boxes clean and so i was thinking of getting some self-cleaning liitter boxes.

If you have a self-cleaning liitter box do you like it? Was it worth getting? What one do you have?
Also with 5 cats would i need to buy 5 of them?

Thanks!!!!