Cat Litter Box – Stainless Steel Litter Box with Lid for Kitty, Metal Base Enclosed Cat Box with Litter Scoop, Elevated Step Box, Activated-Carbon Pack, 17.1″ x 13.2″ x 15″, Grey

“We” Love it!
Trixie loves her new accommodations, and so do I!!! The covered litter box definitely keeps the litter inside “mostly”. The step, upon exit, is another deterrent for litter to stay off the floor. I added a texturized rug about 26inches in front of the step. When I am cleaning the box, Trixie is right there inspecting my cleanup job. The cleanup is very simple. Just remove the top portion and scoop away! While the smell is not 100% contained, it is WAY better than the ‘open’ box, which now serves as a toy box after a trip through hot soapy water. Trixie is 14 weeks old and about 4 lbs. She learned to maneuver the front entrance door very easily. She has not been interested in the top exit at this point, but something tells me her curiosity will take over soon. I will supplement with photos of her “accommodations”. :0) Phyllis

Nice stainless steel litter box for small cats
The stainless steel box is good quality and has a nice weight to it. The rest is plastic. I love that you can remove the cover completely or just take the top half off so you still have the higher walls. It has a deodorizer on the top of the box and holes for ventilation. There’s also an opening on the top. It comes with a step that catches litter and a scooper. This is normally $70, but currently is $50 and you’re really paying for the stainless steel part. I think $50 is reasonable because the cover gives you options and you also get the litter catcher. The size is good for kittens or small cats, but our cats who are 7+ pounds wouldn’t go in here. Overall, this is really nice and I’d recommend it if you have a smaller cat.

Affordable
large enough for my senior cat, it keeps litter inside and easy to clean.

Excellent quality might be small if you have an extra large cat
I want to start off by saying that the quality and utility of this cat litter box are excellent—they really thought of everything. It has a convenient slot to hang the scooper, an easy-to-clean, non-staining stainless steel bottom, sides that click securely into place, and a removable lid with extra vent holes. The plastic is thick and sturdy, it’s easy to assemble, and everything fits together perfectly—nothing warped or wonky like some plastic products I’ve dealt with in the past.This litter box feels like it will last a lifetime… if your cat fits in it. Here in California, the cats are huge, and my cat can’t quite stretch out comfortably inside. That said, he still insists on trying to fit—no matter how small the box is, he’s climbing in. I’m confident that with time it will work for him, and he’ll adjust.For me, that’s actually a bonus, since it takes up less space in my bathroom. Overall, this is a great litter box: well-designed, high quality, and a great value. Just be aware that if you have a very large cat who dislikes small or enclosed spaces, this may not be the best fit.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars

This litter box has worked really well in our home and feels like a big improvement over standard plastic options. The stainless steel surface doesn’t trap smells and wipes clean quickly, which saves a lot of time. The covered design helps contain scattered litter and gives our cat a more comfortable space. It feels sturdy, well-sized, and suitable for everyday use.

This box is really nicely designed. First off, the main pan is stainless steel, meaning it won’t hold odors and bacteria, and can be cleaned so it’ll last much longer than plastic.The middle part, which are essentially risers/walls attach with a tongue-in-groove type of base. As in, it’s not “balancing” on there, nor can it easily be pushed out or in. Which also means that if a cat makes a mess of the wall, the mess drips down into the base, and won’t seep through the seam.And then the lid part offers access/egress through a full-front flap and/or a top flap. The top flap can be left open for ventilation or to minimize any “claustrophobic” feel”, and can also be used if you want to do a quick scoop without taking the whole thing off. The flaps can also be removed if your cat doesn’t like them. And hey, if you don’t put the lid and flaps on at all, you’ve still got a nice, deep litterbox.There’s also a step that will collect some of the litter on kitty paws on their way out – if your cat steps on it. Mine tend to leap out. And there’s also a plastic litter scoop.But this is legitimately for SMALL cats or for kittens. Assuming my cats are fairly average length, any cat over about ten pounds will have to hang out the front flap (hopefully their head and not their backside!) and/or will, let’s say, dirty up the back wall of the box.So if you’ve got a little cat, this is a really nifty little box!

We have 3 cats and this seemed perfect, but not for them.It’s a 5-star product if you only foster kittens, or maybe a 4-star product if you have only one pretty small adult cat.What I mean is, it’s quite small, so it might be perfect for your kitten or very young cat, but they may grow to feel that this box is too tight.But even our smallest cat clearly doesn’t like this litter box. In fact, he often sits in front of the door and meows. He’ll use the litter box when he really has to, thankfully, but he’s clearly not a fan. The others aren’t either.We started with it without the top to get our cats used to it, but it’s still on the small side (and of course one doesn’t order this just to use it without the top).The bottom in stainless steel is amazing to easily clean, but you have to remember you need to remove the top and have somewhere to put it while you empty the litter box. We aren’t fan of this extra step.The top holds securely in place and is quite sturdy. It’s actually in 2 parts, so you could use just the bottom to create higher walls, and I think you’d usually just remove the top part to clean it… but the middle part creates sort of a lip that makes scooping a bit more difficult in the front (below where the door would be).The step to catch litter from the cat’s paws is a great idea and seems to work nicely.Since our cats really don’t like using it, I can’t say anything (good or bad) on the efficacy of the air filtration.