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Hello, do You try this three things: 1. If there is no power to your Smart Scoop®, make sure that the AC power supply is plugged into a working outlet. 2. Next, make sure that the breakaway power cord is connected properly. 3. Finally, verify that the clutch is in the locked position (turn it counter-clockwise). Smart Scoop® will NOT operate if the clutch is not locked.

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I think you shouldn't move on , because cat is the most cutie's pet you should have. So just happy with it

I was informed (at a Pet Supermarket) that it was sold to General Mills and that they have changed ingredients (removed supplements). I don't know if they switched to Chinese sources.

There arelots of different types of heated cat beds. I\'ve seen lots of different shapes,colors, materials etc. You can even personalize your cat bed.

Cat food isfood that's made specifically for the consumption of cats. It includes all thenecessary nutrients for cats to live a healthy life.

Sure eggs are animal protein and contains the full amino acid chain cats need to benefit from their diet. They love em too.

Check the belt. It might have slipped off the track.

Onions are particularly bad for cats as they break down the cat's red blood cells, the same goes with garlic and chives. Milk is also not good for cat's especially adult cats as their digestive system cannot cope with dairy products.

It's probably sneezing sickness. If that's the case, you have a high chance that they won't survice a few extra months. It's extremely dangerous and contagious to other cats! Please bring them to the vet before they die!

If he is going #2 outside the box, trying putting it in the box uncovered. See if he will get the idea. Or try 2 litter boxes with different kinds of litter. Scoopable litter seems to be good for most cats.
Good luck. :)

Covered litter boxes are sold on many sites. I will send you a few so that you can compare prices.

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754444

http://www.amazon.com/Petco-Jumbo-Enclosed-Litter-Box/dp/B003WK0C6C

http://www.petco.com/product/14405/Petmate-Jumbo-Pearl-Hooded-Litter-Pan.aspx

http://www.nextag.com/enclosed-cat-litter-box/products-html

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bring to a vet

This might not be a new question, but rather an answer to annother one.

Google is your friend

I understand your problem that now you will have difficulty ridding yourself of - if you really want to. Cats are much abused and neglected by ill-informed and ill-intentioned people. If you wish to help cats in need in your area I suggest you contact a Cat Protection League for advice and maybe thinking about starting your own branch of this worthwhile charity. You could register as a charity, pester the local press and radio stations and ask local stores for donations of food and approach animal welfare/protection organisations and veterinarians to obtain low cost or free help and advice. Many stores will allow charities to place a bin and a suitable sign asking for food donations either next to the checkouts or at the store entrance. Good luck!

The majority of this choice is left up to your cat; however you do have some say in the matter. I think that the best litter is one that is made from natural, non-toxic ingredients. I spent some time researching cat litter when I first got a cat and my research revealed that cats tend to prefer litter that most resembles beach sand. I would look for an unscented, clumpable litter.

Contact the people you ordered it from

Clean it with salt water