Multi-cat households know the drill: mysterious health changes, endless scooping, and that nagging worry about which cat left the concerning deposit. Petlibro’s Luma Smart Litter Box, for $599.99, promises to solve these problems with AI that actually distinguishes between solid and loose waste while tracking up to 10 cats individually. Think of it as a Ring doorbell for your cat’s bathroom habits—minus the awkward neighborhood footage.
AI Analysis That Actually Makes Sense
The Luma’s computer vision identifies waste texture and tracks individual cats from any angle.
The standout feature isn’t the self-cleaning mechanism—it’s the AI waste analysis that monitors feces consistency and urine patterns for each cat. Combined with facial recognition that works from any approach angle, the system creates detailed health logs through the Petlibro app. Your vet will appreciate the data during those “when did this start?” conversations that usually end with shoulder shrugs and guesswork.
Safety Features That Don’t Mess Around
Triple sensors ensure cats stay safe while the automated scooping handles a week’s worth of waste.
Three detection systems—1080p camera, weight sensors, and infrared motion—pause cleaning instantly if they detect feline presence. The 7-day waste drawer holds deposits from two cats while carbon filtration keeps odors contained with surprisingly quiet fans (35-47 decibels, adjustable via app). For cats weighing 2.2 to 22 pounds, the spacious open-top design eliminates the cramped feeling of enclosed competitors.
The Subscription
Basic multi-cat tracking comes free, but AI health analysis requires annual plans starting at $120.
The Video Cloud AI subscription ($119.99-$199.99 annually) unlocks waste analysis, video storage, and health insights—the features that justify the premium price. Basic cat recognition works without paying extra. The 7-day trial helps you decide if those AI insights are worth roughly a dollar per day.
Worth It for the Right Households
Busy multi-cat owners will find value, but single-cat households might want simpler solutions.
If you’re managing three cats while juggling work-from-home calls and wondering why your Instagram-famous tabby suddenly changed bathroom habits, the Luma delivers genuine peace of mind. The health monitoring alone could catch issues early enough to avoid emergency vet bills that dwarf the initial investment. Available now on Petlibro.com and Amazon, with PetSmart availability coming early 2026, this represents the smart home finally reaching the litter box.
