Mother's Day gifts for cat moms are $75 off at Litter-Robot 😻
Mother's Day gifts for cat moms are $75 off at Litter-Robot 😻
I don't own a cat but if I did, I would want them to have their very own spaceship in our home. That's what I assume cats think the Litter-Robot self-cleaning litter box is, and I'm sticking with it.
But seriously, Mother's Day 2025 is coming up and it is the time to show all types of moms some extra love, including cat moms! Imagine the joy on your mom's face when she receives a gift that not only makes her life easier but also shows how much you care about her and her furry friends.
Right now, you can save $75 on Litter-Robot 4 bundles to help make taking care of feline friends easier, more affordable and super convenient. Check out what makes this self-cleaning litter box so popular and shop a few of the best bundle deals for Mother's Day.
The Litter-Robot 4
The Litter-Robot 4 is not a regular litter box; it's a game-changer for cat owners. Designed with cutting-edge technology, this automatic, self-cleaning litter box takes the hassle out of cat care. Here are some of the top features:
Self-cleaning mechanism: The Litter-Robot 4 automatically separates waste from clean litter, ensuring a fresh and clean environment for your cat.
The Litter-Robot 4 automatically separates waste from clean litter, ensuring a fresh and clean environment for your cat. Odor control: With an advanced odor management system, unwanted smells are a thing of the past.
With an advanced odor management system, unwanted smells are a thing of the past. Wi-Fi connectivity: You can monitor and control the Litter-Robot 4 from your smartphone, making it easier than ever to keep track of your cat's litter box.
You can monitor and control the Litter-Robot 4 from your smartphone, making it easier than ever to keep track of your cat's litter box. Spacious design: The Litter-Robot 4 is designed to accommodate cats of all sizes, providing them with plenty of comfortable space.
Includes: Litter-Robot 4 equipped with LitterHopper (ships separately within 10 business days), GreatLitter (one 20-pound bag, ships separately), Waste Drawer Liners (25), WhiskerCare Extended Warranty.
Includes: Litter-Robot 4 (step and fence included), GreatLitter (one bag, ships separately), Waste Drawer Liners (25), Carbon Filters (6), OdorTrap 3-Pack, Cleaner Wipes.
Includes: Litter-Robot 4 (step, fence and carbon filter included), Litter-Robot LitterTrap Mat (black or grey), GreatLitter (one bag, ships separately), Waste drawer liners (25).
Why Litter-Robot bundles are a smart choice
Opting for a Litter-Robot 4 bundle is a smart decision for several reasons:
Savings: Bundles offer $75 in savings compared to purchasing items separately. With the current Mother's Day promotion, you save an additional $75 on the Litter-Robot 4 plus accessories like a floor mat, self-cleaning litter box solution and more.
Bundles offer $75 in savings compared to purchasing items separately. With the current Mother's Day promotion, you save an additional $75 on the Litter-Robot 4 plus accessories like a floor mat, self-cleaning litter box solution and more. Complete package: Bundles include essential accessories like litter mats, waste drawer liners and cleaning supplies so you have everything you need for your feline friends in one shopping trip.
Bundles include essential accessories like litter mats, waste drawer liners and cleaning supplies so you have everything you need for your feline friends in one shopping trip. Convenience: Bundles are curated to provide a seamless experience, making it easy to set up and maintain your Litter-Robot 4.
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