Pet Waste Wizard BioBin Pet Waste Disposal Unit, Waste Digester (100% Recycled Material, 10” Width x 18” Height)

We used this for our 2 dogs. It works fine, it's our soil that's the problemWe have a ton of clay just below the surface of our yard. In order for this to work well, we would have to dig out a significant hole and refill with fill dirt.The clay in our soil keeps this from doing its job/ working properly.But if you have better ground/ soil it would be perfect.I gave it 5 stars because, although it doesn't work for us, it's not because it's a bad product.

It is a lighter plastic than I thought but after install I have no issue. The waste does not cause any deformation. The composter that comes with it is very good. Amazed by no smell each time I open the lid. Summer is still pending. I bought mine in 1 April. We have 2 20lb pups, 3 10lb pups and 1 75lb lab. I scoop daily. It's only half full after a month. Solid 3 and that may be adjusted after a couple of months use

I received this and didn't even open it. It's super flimsy and certainly not worth $50 that I paid. I just went straight to return it for refund. I expected something with some substance, the cardboard I used to ship it back had more resilience than it did. I could see that it was shipped flat, but it still could have been a strong enough product that I couldn't just easily bend it with it's own weight. I can't believe that it would hold up to outdoor conditions, especially the occasional bump from the lawn mower or repeated beating from the weed whacker.

UPDATEStill flimsy but holding up nonetheless. And while it took a long while, the decomposition has started and breaks down well. Raising from 2 stars to 4 starsOriginal ReviewFlimsy but I can live with that if it works. Been 6 month and don't see it really working - poop pile is same as if I has been piling it elsewhere. Been following instructions to a T in regards to adding the digester powder

Needed something for my 3 big dogs and did want to dig a 2’ hole this was easy to set up and no smell so far it’s working goodUpdate: lid is splitting i use water and enzymes as directed and unit is almost full it smells I do not use doggie bags so no extra break down very un happy at this point and don’t get me started on flys I am in AZ and it’s about to get hot!

I got this to put in a garden. It was a pain to install. I had to ask my husband to do it. You might as well just start a compost heap and put your dog’s waste into that.

Easy to assemble. Once it's put together, it's plenty sturdy enough for it's purpose. I turned the soil before pressing it into the ground. Earth worms present. It came with a pouch of powder to aid breakdown of dog waste. Time will tell how effectively it functions. UPDATE 10-24-19: been using it for one 55 lb dog. It hasn't gone over about half-full. Only maintenance has been to keep it damp inside. Pleased with this purchase.

I have been composting my dog waste for years using an in-ground dog dooley system and enzymes. I moved recently and had to move my digester. I saw this product and it made a great promise and was easy to setup. I have one medium-large lab mix dog.I started using the digester in the winter in Northern California (40F-60F), and the digestion process was very slow. This was not surprising, as the enzymes in these systems work faster at higher temperatures. This is not mentioned in the documentation.Once summer came around the digestion process started working faster. Eventually, the container filled and I noticed that the matter at the bottom of the container which I added in the winter was not quite digested. The size of the container made it difficult to turn the contents of the digester, and again none of this is in the docs, which promise for the fecal to magically go away.Lastly, once the contents of the digester are digested (the matter smells like the mud in a swamp rather than poop), you still have to dispose of what remains. It does not magically go away. I spread it and buried it under compost in a new flower planting area.So the product worked, but I had to rely on prior experience, and it certainly it was not as magical as its promise would make you believe. I can see people new to dog digestion abandoning the idea because of the relative messiness of the process.Also, the enzymes are relatively expensive and not commensurately superior to other solutions. Since then, I bought a dog dooley steel system:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002DI35E?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titlewhich is made of steel. It requires a little more work installing (you have to dig a deep narrow hole) but once installed is a lot easier to maintain than this product.