- Cat weight
- 3.3 lb and up
- Litter
- Clumping only
- Waste drawer
- Auto sealed bags
Petkit PuroBot Ultra
Camera box that bags its own waste for hands off weeks
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 26, 2026
We started tracking this price on Oct 26, 2026 and have not found a past sale price yet, so we cannot say if $699 is a good deal. Black Friday is Nov 27, 2026, 31 days away, when robots in this category usually get their biggest cuts. Get a price drop alert.
The PuroBot Ultra is for owners who want camera health logs and sealed waste bags they rarely touch. It is expensive, deep at 32.2 inches, and Cats.com found larger cats avoided it. Several features sit behind a subscription.
Best for: health tracking with minimal handling. Skip if: you have large cats or want no subscription.
Specs
- Cat weight range
- 3.3 lb and up (Catster)
- Max cats
- Not stated; identifies cats by face, size and coat
- Waste drawer
- Auto sealed bags, 14+ days for one cat (Catster)
- Sensors
- 20 sensors plus a rotating camera (Sam's Club listing)
- App
- Petkit app with live camera, two way talk and logs; full playback needs a Care+ plan
- Litter type
- Clumping only, clay or tofu; two sifters included
- Size
- 21 x 32.2 x 24 in, 32 lb (Catster)
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $699
- Total
- $699
No sourced running costs yet. We add parts and subscriptions as we confirm them.
Status and safety
- US availability
- ● On sale
- Recalls
- ● None found as of 2026-10-26 (CPSC search)
- FCC authorized
- Not checked
- Company
- ● Active
- Warranty
- ● 1 year (per Catster)
Price history
Tracked dailyTracking started Oct 26, 2026 at $699.
Each day adds a point. Turn on a price alert to hear about drops.
Where to buy
- Sam's Club
- $699 →
Affiliate links. We may earn a commission. It never changes our score. Disclosure
Pros
- Seals waste into bags automatically
- Camera helped a Catster tester spot constipation
- Strong odor control in two reviews
- Open front never fully closes
Cons
- Larger cats avoided it in Cats.com testing
- Face ID mixed up two cats at times
- Full playback needs a Care+ subscription
- Thin bags tore; no low litter alert
What independent reviewers found
- Six weeks of testing: scooping and sealing worked well, but larger cats would not use it, face recognition sometimes confused two cats, bags tore easily and litter leaked around the edges.
- Cats.com · 3.8/5
- Six weeks with one cat: no litter smell noticed, and the camera helped the tester spot a period of constipation; filling it with litter was awkward and there is no low litter alert.
- Catster · 4.9/5
Spec history
Checked dailySpec tracking starts with the next daily check.
Email me when PuroBot Ultra gets cheaper
We check prices every morning. One email per real drop, and you confirm your email first.
Own one? Tell us how it holds up
We email owners 3 quick questions now and every 6 months, then show the results here.
Questions buyers ask
Is it big enough for a large cat?
Cats.com found its larger cats would not use it, while smaller cats did. Measure your cat before buying.
Do I have to handle waste bags?
Rarely. It seals waste into bags itself, and Catster cites 14 or more days per bag for one cat.