iPrimio - Stainless Steel Litter Box for Cats - Enclosed Sides and Easy to Clean - Includes High-Sided Litter Box, Scooper for Extra Litter Scatter Protection - XL Size for Big Cats - 23.5"x15.5"x6"

These litter pans are the BEST!!! I have 6 fur babies and have always used plastic. I saw these pans and thought the reviews were good. So easy to clean, less litter mess and my fur babies love these. So I bought 2 to try, then bought 4 more. It is definitely worth the investment.

iPrimio Ultimate Stainless Steel Cat XL Litter Box - Never Absorbs Odor, Stains, or Rusts - No Residue Build Up - Easy Cleaning Litterbox designed by Cat Owners - by (1 Pan)I am so happy we decided to purchase this. I know stainless steel might seem weird but it's totally the best thing for your cat box. Stainless steel is non porous and doesn't collect bacteria. That's majorly important for your cats health. If you love them then you should seriously consider this. It's much lighter in weight than it appears. No our cats didn't sneer at it. Lol. Any cat owner I know would laugh. Cats can be finnicky and mine took to this right away. In fact our older cat no longer poops out side of the box.Stainless steel is much cleaner as I stated before, just look at what items we use that are stainless and why. WHY? Stainless steel helps prevent bacterial growth in your cat box. It's some of those bacterias that are causing the smell from the cat box.One of the main reasons I purchased this is I was so tired of trying to clean the boxes out, they never came clean, they still had an awful smell. They were never sturdy enough to go dump the litter, the sides would always cave in on my Not Any More. Now we are able to clean every nook and cranny of the litter box, we can properly sanitze it and let it air dry. That way we're giving the fur babies a clean place to potty. Just think about it. They step in it and hoover over it, kick it around and everything else, do you want that funky bacteria being spread all over your house. If you are like me then your answer is NO!***** Then stop what your doing, go ahead and click the link at the top of the review and grab one*****

Stainless steel litter boxes are the bomb! No lingering smells when scooped and easy to clean. Large in size. I've purchased 3 that are strategically placed. Great investment. Would definitely buy again and HIGHLY recommend!!

First let me clarify that my cat is only 8 lbs. When we were going to meet her I wanted something simple in case we brought her home with us that day. The man in the pet store suggest a small, cheap plastic pan and a small bag of a local (OR, I live in WA) clumping clay litter. Of course she came home with us. I was VERY impressed with the litter! I wanted to stay with that and didn’t need to have a covered box. I wanted something open but that had high sides. She enthusiastically covers her litter. This was big, but it was just what I was looking for. I now buy big bags of litter and dump the whole thing in. Some people use less and then add more over time, but considering the size of the box I just put it all in. It takes a couple of trips up from the garage to get it up. There is absolutely no smell - ever, and the sides keep it in the box. I scoop several times a day. I empty what’s left and clean the box every 5 to 6 weeks. That’s mostly because of the great litter, but this box is a perfect match. I had to talk my husband into getting a cat because he hates the smell of a litter box, but he admits if he known about this setup we would gotten a cat before this. I’m glad we didn’t. She’s a sweetie! If this meets your needs I highly recommend it.

I was looking for a smaller litter box to use with my new Petivity montior. The max size you're supposed to use is 21" L x 16" W. Most litter boxes are jumbo sized these days. I also wanted to try stainless to avoid smells & replacing a plastic one every few years.There are a couple cons, the sides of the removable plastic enclosure aren't straight, they tilt inwards diminishing the area inside a box that's already on the smaller side. Though this hasn't prevented my cats from using it. As I suspected, the nonstick coating disappears quickly, but it's still fairly easy to clane. Lastly, there are a couple, chips, I suppose. So it's not a high quality stainless, but so far no rust after 6 months of use.