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News and ViewsMedia Coverage
We thought ScoopFree is cool. But now it’s official. Cat
Fancy Magazine called the ScoopFree automatic litter box “Trendy” in
the What’s New Pussycat? feature of the September 2006 issue. The
leading magazine for cat lovers noted ScoopFree is “safe for your
cat and convenient for you.”
Animal Radio is Arbitron’s “most-listened-to” pet
show, which is carried by more than 90 radio stations and reaches 2 million
radio listeners every week. Hal and Judy named ScoopFree as their
Top Pick of Litterpalooza 2006.
Good Morning San Diego on KUSI-TV is San Diego's most popular local
morning news show. Bruce Pechman, The Muscleman of Technology®,
demonstrated several amazing technology related pet products to make
you or your pet all warm and fuzzy inside! Mr. Bicep enjoys ScoopFree
and says it’s revolutionary, offers unbeatable odor control and
provides superior convenience.
See ScoopFree on TV in the first reality show for cats! Reality show contestants will do anything to win. Whether it’s
living on a deserted island, undergoing plastic surgery or eating cockroaches,
they will stop at nothing to be the best. In the latest twist on the
reality genre, competitors will be asked to lick themselves clean, chase
balls of string, and relieve themselves in a litter box as they scratch
and claw their way towards the grand prize. However, for these particular
participants, accomplishing the tasks will be second nature. After all,
they are cats. Ten felines from shelters all over the country have been
selected to compete in the inaugural edition of The Meow Mix House. The
cats traveled to New York City to live together in a specially-designed
house, located at 425 Madison Avenue, from June 13th to 23rd. These cat-testants,
selected from geographically and culturally diverse backgrounds, share
a kitty crib that rivals any loft ever featured on the Real World. Thanks
to webcams equipped in every room in the house, peeping tomcats with
internet access can watch the action on www.MeowMixHouse.com — and
find out just what cats do all day when their owners aren’t around. Ten
ScoopFree automatic litter boxes are places throughout the Meow Mix House.
How much is your cat worth to you? Perhaps the better question is "How much is not having to clean your cat's litter box worth to you?" Visit the local pet supply store or go online and you'll find devices, priced from $25 to hundreds of dollars, promising to make the chore more palatable. Billed as self-cleaning litter boxes, the contraptions have drawn purrs of contentment from some cat owners, and howls from others. Durability and maintenance problems are among the biggest complaints. "Some of them have a tendency to get clogged and jammed," said Alan Cook, president of Chicago-based Lucky Litter LLC, a new entrant in the automatic litter box arena. His company's product, ScoopFree, promises cat owners a 30-day break from having to mess with the litter box. Lucky Litter has a licensing agreement with the Clorox Co. and uses the company's Fresh Step crystal litter. "It's the first automatic litter box to be tied in with a national litter brand," Cook said.
"All owner has to worry about is replacing the cartridge once a month, so owner never has to clean the kitty litter box again. This litter box is different from others, because the litter box is never cleaned out. Instead, it's replaced by a new cartridge once a month."
Joy Kraft writes, "No-touch cat litter. How much is a no-fuss 30-day cat litter system worth? $139.95? If so, the ScoopFree Automatic Litter Box by Lucky Litter LLC is for your feline.”
Laurie Denger writes, "You love your cat. But you hate cleaning the litter box. What to do? There are some automatic litter boxes that rake the litter into bags that you get rid of, but that still requires picking up the bags. Now, there is a new product that promises it is totally hands-free. No scooping, no cleaning, no emptying or refilling. ScoopFree automatic litter box uses a disposable litter tray cartridge pre-filled with Fresh Step litter."
"ScoopFree: the world's first litter box that NEVER needs cleaning, simply change a cartridge every 30 days. Both the editors of Dog Fancy and Cat Fancy said it was the coolest product they have seen in years! It has been said it was invented by 3 lazy boyfriends who did not want to clean out the litter box when watching their girlfriends cats -- that's true too." December 2005 Janice Brown says, "This Box will Change your Life!" Press ReleasesMarch 6, 2006 Website Reviews and Blogs
"Automatic litter box that allows cat lovers to leave their kitty litter box alone for up to 30 days, revolutionizing cat care. " Jamie's
description of demoing Scoop Free "... So we just got a new account that I am working on. It's called Scoopfree. It's a cat litter device which has a mechanical "comb" which removes the cat's "business" from the litter...hence, scoop-free. It's very reminicient of the scene from Spaceballs, when they "comb the desert." For some reason, I can't shake that visual relationship. Anywayyyyyyy, being that I work for a field marketing company, we are running demos of the scoop free in stores like PetSmart, Petco etc. At this sort of event, typically there will be some sort of premium or candy give-away; therefore, when I was told to go pick up 8 bags of tootsie rolls, I did not intially question this task..." A
Little About Cat Poop: ScoopFree Litter Bot "... The product design is unoffensive and bordering on cute - as cute as a cat poop receptacle should be at least. So overall, I'm pretty impressed..." |
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