PetSafe ScoopFree Reusable Tray with Crystal Litter - Reduces Waste - Durable Plastic Litter Insert - Fast-Acting Odor Control - Easy to Clean - Self-Cleaning Litter Box Compatible

This PetSafe ScoopFree Reusable Tray is fantastic! Even though it’s designed for crystal litter, we’ve been using it with Pretty Litter instead, and it works just as well.✅ Durable & Easy to Clean – The tray is sturdy and holds up great with regular washing. No warping or odors after months of use.💰 Big Cost Savings – Since we’re not buying disposable trays, this reusable option has paid for itself many times over.🐱 Works with Different Litters – We switched from crystals to Pretty Litter due to our cat’s preference, and the tray still functions perfectly—no issues with tracking or mess.A must-have if you want a long-term, budget-friendly solution for your automatic litter box! Highly recommend!

I love the PetSafe ScoopFree reusable tray! It’s super easy to clean, creates no mess, and I’m no longer spending extra money on the pre-filled crystal boxes. Now I just buy the crystals separately at a much better price. I highly recommend trying the lavender-scented crystals if you can find them—they smell way better than the standard blue and white ones. This tray has definitely made litter maintenance simpler and more affordable! The tray also helps in tracking also, so that feature is still available when using this tray. Overall satisfied.

Love this!!!! Much cheaper than the disposable ones. My cats are still inquisitive about this litter box but they’re using it.

We have been using the Petsafe tray insert since Dec 2018. It is fantastic - we have had no issue with the magnets or litter overflow over the sides or waste overflow. I read other reviews saying that was an issue, but we have not experienced that.We buy the two packs of petsafe crystal litter. One pack of lavender scent in this tray lasts 10 days - any longer, and the system starts to smell. We are a two cat household with a 9lb and 15lb cat and they are on a grain free diet so they poop pretty frequently. They also urinate in the same spots, which I’ll get more into.The thing I dislike most about this reusable tray is that with the crystals, you’re likely to get urine soup if your cats are like mine and like to piddle in the same spots. This is a failure of the system, not the tray though. However the tray has stained where these frequent spots are. My cats are scratchers, so the tray is scratched and is roughed up in some areas so combined with the urine staining, it’s not a fun clean. I have been thinking of putting a puppy pad liner in and then putting the litter on top. The waste trap is great, but I will probably attach a carbon filter to the trap closure because the plastic has absorbed the smell - replacements are fairly cheap though for the waste trap closure (not the magnet bar, but the other plastic part) and I’m considering buying a new one because they’re about $8.In order to clean the tray, I take the system off and pull the tray into a giant garbage bag. I then shake the tray. Most of the litter comes off. However cats pee in the same spots, so some areas do not. I usually take a towel and run it over and then soak the tray with a heavy foam cleaner. It takes about 20min or so to change the tray.We have left the tray for as long as 25 days and that was a nightmare. 10 days seems to be our perfect number before it starts to smell. Some times we can push it to 14 days. Overall, we spend about $24 on litter a month - I was spending $30 on traditional litter every month, yet I was scooping every day and it smelled so I am fine with the savings.——Edit July 2021 - we used the insert from Dec 2018 to September 2020. In September of 2019, I started student teaching and switched to the box cartridges because I was exhausted cleaning the plastic insert so throughly every 10 days. After using a 6 pack of box cartridges, I went back to using the insert and alternating with a box cartridge every other use. When the plastic insert was not being used, I would put it in the dishwasher (top rack) on sanitize and do a cycle with just it and no dishes. Through this type of care, I eked out a few more months of use before finally throwing it away Sept 2020 and switching to the box cartridges. I would say I got at least 1 full year of use out of the reusable insert tray before it became too disgusting to use anymore.With the reusable insert, I was paying $24 a month for litter. I would estimate in the year of use, I spent $338 (36 bags of crystals + insert).With the cartridges, I pay $42 a month for 3. If I buy in bulk, I can get it down to about $35 a month. I would estimate in the year of use, I spent approx $500 (36 cartridges).In Aug 2020, we upgraded our PetSafe Scoopfree system to the more expensive wifi enabled box and it’s partially the reason why we now fully use the cartridges. We change the cartridges after the box has been used 70-80 times and it’s more efficient to go by rakes than days. I plan on buying a new reusable insert soon and going back to using it.

My first 7 years I would buy the paper trays and throw these paper trays away. Costly - YES. Easy - YES. Bad for the Environment - YES. But it was when I moved from a large home to a small condo that these paper trays take up too much storage space and filled up my smaller outdoor trash can service. So I went with these plastic ones. I've had them for two years. It's HALF the price for the cystal. $8 per change versus $16.I get 100 to 130 visits before I need to change and that's not very saturated. I guess different cats pee differently than some of these other reviews. I have a Calico and a tortie cat. Mine are female, not sure if that matters. The cleaning trick is to put the tray into the trash bag, for me 90-100% falls into the bag. For what sticks, I use a cat litter box pooper scooper to push the rest off. Grab a bottle of Urine Be Gone (enzyme) spray, do a light spray, grab 6-7 paper towels (too many just so it doesn't get on your hands, you could use less if you used gloves) and wipe it down. Good as new, no smell. The paper ones can be cleaned this way as well, they last quite a long time before needing to dispose of them. I didn't need to get a larger outdoor trash bin which also gives me more garage space. This solved three issues. The cost was A LOT and now it's worth it, I don't have to store a bunch of paper trays and the space they took up throwing them away. Obviously better for the environment. To me is a win-win-win.Cons: The little plastic flap that you attach to the poop cover falls off occasionally from the one of my cats kicking the litter a bit aggressively. I plan to just permanently attach it with two screws. It's not something that I have to do though. Another con is the price is pricey, but it pays for itself after 6 changes. It's more work.

We bought two of these and so far it’s working great! Easy to clean and I feel so much better wasting less plastic and packaging.