Litter-Robot YouTube ads and top video campaigns
#369 YouTube advertiser by spendDTCUnited StatesVerify on Google Ads Transparency Center
Litter-Robot, manufactured by Whisker, sells automated, self-cleaning cat litter boxes and smart pet care appliances directly to consumers. Across 28 markets, its YouTube advertising has gathered 160M views across 18 ads, focusing on the core benefits of automatic cleaning, comparisons with traditional litter boxes, and decades of brand innovation.
- Est. total spend
- $480K – $8.0M
- All-time, estimated range
- Ads indexed
- 18
- Total views
- 160M
- Markets
- 28
- Countries the ads ran in
Most-viewed Litter-Robot YouTube ads
Top 18 by views · list updated
About Litter-Robot
Litter-Robot is a brand of automated, self-cleaning cat litter boxes and connected pet care appliances sold directly to consumers. Founded in 1999 by Brad Baxter, the brand serves cat owners in North America, Europe, Australia, and other global markets. The brand is owned and manufactured by Automated Pet Care Products, LLC (doing business as Whisker), based in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
- Company
- Automated Pet Care Products, LLC
- Category
- Smart pet care appliances
- Headquarters
- United States
- Advertises in
- 28 countries
Litter-Robot YouTube ads — FAQ
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