A hygienic filter and disposal apparatus comprising a main compartment a base platform, a front end, and a back end, and adapted to contain granular material and waste; a secondary compartment adapted to contain granular material; a door connecting the main compartment to the secondary compartment; and a filter element, comprising porous walls around a cavity and a first opening into said cavity, the walls adapted to filter waste out of the granular material; wherein the back end is proximate to the first opening at a first position where the front end and the back end of the base platform are level; wherein in a second position the front end is lifted higher than the back end and the granular material and waste are directed through the first opening into the cavity; wherein in the second position the filter element retains waste in the cavity and permits the granular material to fall through the porous walls into the secondary compartment; wherein in a third position the back end is higher than the front end and the door opens and directs the granular material into the main compartment; and wherein the device is adapted to sequence from the first position to the second position to the third position.

A pet litter device includes: a base configured to be placed on a support surface, the base defining a recessed portion that comprises a recess surface defining an opening, and a drum rotatably connected to the base and partly received in the recessed portion. The drum has an outer lateral surface. The recess surface and a portion of the outer lateral surface that faces the recess surface define a gap and form a passage in communication with the opening. The recess surface is to guide litter particles entering the passage to pass through the opening to fall on the support surface.

A cat litter box system includes a sifter pan having a sifter pan floor with a plurality of thru holes therethrough. Sifter pan sidewalls surround and extend upwards from a perimeter of the sifter pan floor. A sifter pan rim is disposed on upper distal ends of the sifter pan sidewalls. The sifter pan rim extends laterally from the sifter pan sidewalls. A shield section includes shield section sidewalls having a lower rim portion configured to removably mount on an upper surface of the sifter pan rim. A front entryway is disposed in the shield section sidewalls. A plurality of removable sliding panels are stackable on top of one another within the front entryway. The sliding panels form an overspray barrier within the front entryway. The overspray barrier has an adjustable height based on the number of sliding panels stacked within the front entryway.

An automated litter device having: a base; and a chamber configured for retaining a litter and rotatably supported by the support base, wherein the chamber includes: an entry opening so that an animal can enter and exit the chamber; and a waste opening generally opposing the entry opening configured so that an animal waste passes through the waste opening into the base upon rotation of the chamber; wherein the automated litter device includes one or more of: i) one or more sensors located adjacent to the entry opening which are adapted to sense the presence of the animal within the chamber, the presence of the waste in the base, a level of litter in the chamber, a position of the chamber relative to the base, or any combination thereof; ii) a filtering system configured for reducing, eliminating, and/or preventing, malodors building in the base; and/or iii) a litter dispenser in communication with the chamber to transfer some of the litter to the chamber.

A scoop device designed to allow the user to easily segregate urine clump or balls and feces, lift, discard, and wash the device for further use, is disclosed. The scoop device comprises a filter basket, a narrowed wall which includes raised ribs, a beveled scraper, and a handle. The filter basket and beveled scraper, are coated by a non-stick material. The filter basket is a spatula shaped end, positioned between the handle and the beveled scraper end in the scoop device. The filter basket is further extended towards to form the flat beveled scraper configuration in the scoop device. The filter basket and the beveled scraper comprises one or more openings that prevent the scoop device from capturing loose litter material. Further, the scraper of the scoop device is beveled and sharpened to allow loosening of the material such as urine clump or feces, inadvertently adhering to the sides of the litter box.

Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide an automatic cat excrement removing device, including: a ball compartment assembly configured to have at least three spaces including a working compartment, a screening compartment, and an excrement collection compartment; and a driving assembly configured to drive the ball compartment assembly to rotate, wherein when the ball compartment assembly rotates to a first position, the screening compartment is located at the lowest position of the ball compartment assembly, so that the cat litter falls into the screening compartment through the screening holes, while the cat excrement stays in the working compartment because the size of the cat excrement is larger than that of the screening holes; and when the ball compartment assembly rotates to a second position, the excrement collection compartment is located at the lowest position of the ball compartment assembly, so that the cat excrement falls into the excrement collection compartment.

Described herein is a litter box that may be rotated or inverted about an arcuate surface thereby allowing the litter to be cleaned without throwing away all of the litter. Further, this apparatus prevents a user from directly contacting the litter. Thus, the present litterbox is hygienic and implements cost saving measures for the pet/animal owner.

An animal toilet includes a partition portion, an upper space, and a lower space. The partition portion has a through hole allowing urine to pass therethrough. The upper space is present above the partition portion, and is a space in which a plurality of grains are disposed. The lower space is present below the partition portion, and is a space in which the urine that has passed through the through hole accumulates. A lower surface of the partition portion is provided with a hollow that catches an odor from the urine accumulating in the lower space.

An automated litter device having: a base; and a chamber configured for retaining a litter and rotatably supported by the support base, wherein the chamber includes: an entry opening so that an animal can enter and exit the chamber; and a waste opening generally opposing the entry opening configured so that an animal waste passes through the waste opening into the base upon rotation of the chamber; wherein the automated litter device includes one or more of: i) one or more sensors located adjacent to the entry opening which are adapted to sense the presence of the animal within the chamber, the presence of the waste in the base, a level of litter in the chamber, a position of the chamber relative to the base, or any combination thereof; ii) a filtering system configured for reducing, eliminating, and/or preventing, malodors building in the base; and/or iii) a litter dispenser in communication with the chamber to transfer some of the litter to the chamber.

A bezel assembly comprising: a) a bezel configured for encircling an entry opening of a litter device; and b) one or more accessories removably affixed thereon. A litter device having: a) a base; b) a chamber with an entry opening, wherein the chamber is configured to retain litter and is supported by the base; c) a bezel located about the entry opening; and d) one or more accessories removably affixed to the bezel.