Stainless Steel Litter Box with Lid, 24'' x 16'' x 12'' Metal Cat Litter Box High Sides, Extra Large Odor Control Easy Clean(Gray)

Can't believe I've had indoor cats for decades and only used plastic litter boxes. These stainless steel boxes are wonderful. So easy to scoop and very easy to clean. They are decent quality and look great. Less odor than traditional plastic boxes. I'm so happy with these and all of my 4 cats had no problem transitioning to these right away.

I wanted to replace my current plastic litter box as it was cracking from age. I found this stainless steel one. It is the perfect size for my cat. She used it immediately. I read a review that said it is heavy. I don’t find that. It is easy for me to lift. The fact that it is not plastic is very important to me. It should last for years.

We have two cats and have used plastic litter boxes for years. We always encountered a lingering bad odor whether we scooped twice a day or did a weekly deep cleaning with mild soap and hot water. Then to our dismay, our cats started to resort to going elsewhere in the house to do their business. We were at our wits end.With recommendations from our veterinarian years ago to stop our healthy cats with no underlying health issues from going elsewhere in the house and start using their kitty litter boxes again, we had to re-train them by putting them in a closed room that has their kitty litter boxes along with their food & water for a few weeks.This went on several times throughout the years that they were re-trained. I was stumped why it kept happening. Their accidents in the house were well cleaned with no lingering odor to prompt them to return to the scene of the crime.Then almost two months ago, I had an eureka moment (why after all these years, it's beyond me! Lol! What if it's their PLASTIC litter boxes although they were often replaced that was turning them off? So I researched and discovered that plastic litter boxes actually absorbs and embed the smell of the cats wastes especially the urine but stainless steel litter boxes will not.So my quest began to find a stainless steel litter boxes and I found this product with great reviews. I ordered two even though I have to say that it is a bit pricey but it was the risk I was willing to take to stop them going elsewhere in the house.Once it arrived, I rinsed, dried and filled with it unscented kitty litter. Our two cats were then put in timeout for a few weeks. To my surprise, they used the stainless steel litter boxes from the get-go. After a few weeks, they were paroled with supervision and so far they still continue to ONLY use these stainless steel litter boxes. I haven't encountered any messes in the house. Yay!When it was time to scoop on a daily basis or dump the whole litter, clean and refill the litter box with fresh litter, I haven't encountered any lingering bad smell like I did with plastic litter boxes.It's very easy to clean. Although I was disappointed that the first wash took away the pretty shine it originally had when it arrived. I do see some minor scratches so I will keep an eye on those.The bottom line is that our cats are now using the litter boxes instead of my carpet and our house doesn't smell awful anymore.Update 4/7/24This is why I hate giving a review within the first month of buying a product on Amazon. After my cats were taking out of time out the first week of March. Within a week, I had the same issues again with them goimg elsewhere. Still in good health from the vet. Not in the areas I treated prior the the first review. Mind you, I was scooping twice a day. Morning and evening. It didn't help.They got creative going to areas that weren't treated because they never went there before. Back in 'time out' they went. Now they're using the kitty litter box again after treating those new areas but now a safety concern with me with the litter boxes.Yesterday morning I was going to do a full kitty litter clean out. I gripped the front end that was closest to me to pick it up and dump the litter out. I ended up slicing my left middle finger somewhere near the corner and under the rim of the litter box. I was bleeding pretty bad. After 15 minutes I was able to get the bleeding under control.No accidents in the house so far within the last week they were sprung out of time out. But I was very dismayed that I have to most likely wear gloves after this to make sure I don't cut myself again.

I purchased this box hoping it would be easier to maintain than a plastic box. It has exceeded my expectations. My cats like to urinate at the edge of the box, and I have no problems with scooping the litter up at the edge. I have rheumatoid arthritis, and this along with lightweight litter has made my life so much better.

The set up is really easy and it's been going for about a week - the difference in odor has been significant. Only problem is the cat somehow went on part of the plastic step, and clean has been odd for that, but otherwise it's a dream.

This is perfect for my cats

My cat has kidney failure and because of that produces a huge amount of urine. I have been going through litter boxes because they get destroyed from me having to push so hard to scrape the mud off of the sides in the bottom of the box. This metal box was the answer!

No staining or lingering smell. Stainless is easy to clean, looks good and this box has tall enough sides that my cats don’t throw litter all over the floor. I loved this so much I bought a second slightly smaller box to send with the kitten when she stays away from home. It’s nice not having the lingering smell in the box as happens with plastic litter boxes.