Is stainless steel better than a plastic litter box?

Yes for odor and cleaning. Steel does not absorb urine or hold smells the way scratched plastic does, and the smooth surface releases clumps easily. The trade-off is a higher upfront cost and a colder surface some cats notice at first.

Will a large cat fit inside?

The interior is about 23.6 by 15.7 by 15.7 inches, which is roomy for most domestic cats and large breeds like Maine Coons. Very tall cats may still find the height tight when standing.

Can two or three cats share it?

The manufacturer says it suits two to three cats, and the size supports that. Many owners still prefer one box per cat plus one extra to reduce stress and mess.

Does the top opening work as a second entrance?

Yes. Cats can enter through the front flap or drop in from the top, and the top also lets you scoop without moving the box. Shy cats often prefer the front, while jumpers use the top.

How much litter does it hold and how often do I clean it?

It takes a standard depth of clumping litter, enough for large cats to dig. Scoop daily and wash the steel pan every few weeks; the non-stick surface makes that wash fast.

What is included in the box?

The box ships as the stainless steel base, the white plastic hood with top opening, the magnetic front flap, and the entry litter-trapping strip. Litter and a scoop are not included.