iPrimio Ultimate Stainless Steel XL Cat Litter Box - XL Litter Box for Big Cats - Large Cat Litter Box - Never Absorbs Odor, Stains, or Rusts - Easy Cleaning Litterbox Designed by Cat Owners (1 Pan)

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It holds a huge amount of litter too. If you have a teeny cat or one that struggles to hop out, just put more litter in to raise the height. Currently, no stainless steel boxes feature covered or hooded designs. However, most cats will be just fine with the open-pan and high-sided designs that you can find. Brown Residue However, something a little more permanent might be nice. Something that is eco friendly, will last for a long time, keep the litter from scattering everywhere AND preferably look nice too. Permanent fix for a covered litter box

Therefore, a DIY stainless steel cat litter box is a great option for any cat owner who is deterred by the price. It is also especially useful for owners of more than one cat, owners of cat shelters, or breeders, as forking out on several metal litter boxes at once will be expensive. While there are exceptions (I’ve seen some crazy expensive plastic boxes that weren’t even self-cleaning), overall a steel box costs at least double the price as plastic.

Pet Smoochies’ stainless steel cat toilet is perfect for owners who want something versatile, easy to use, and eco-friendly. This steam pan in stainless steel is not far off when it comes to size (20.9 × 12.9 × 6.1 inches) :

The metal litter pan is extra-large hence suitable for multi-cat households and homes with big cats. I know stainless steel appliances have a rep for being a pain to clean, but litter boxes don’t quite have the same issue.If you have a cat who tends to scatter litter out of the sides of her litter box, you may be frustrated with a stainless steel cat litter box. The 6″ detachable enclosure provides an extra layer of protection against scattering, eliminating the need for a litter mat. And if your cat hates it, you can always remove it. What’s more plastic litter trays can become easily scratched, especially if you have a cat that loves to dig around in their tray. These grooves then act as the perfect breeding ground for germs and bad bacteria, making the litter box less hygienic and capturing even more nasty smells.