Is stainless steel better than a plastic litter box?

For odor and staining, yes. Steel does not absorb urine the way plastic does, so smells do not build up in the material. It is heavier and costs more than a basic plastic pan.

Will a large cat fit?

The maker rates it for cats up to 33 lbs, and the tray is about 23.6 by 15.7 inches. Most large domestic cats fit with room to turn.

Does it come with a scoop?

Yes. A scoop is included, and the box needs no assembly beyond clipping the lid on.

Can I use it without the lid?

The tray works as an open box if you leave the top off. That helps cats that refuse covered boxes, but you lose the spray and kick protection.

How often should I clean it?

Scoop daily and wash the steel tray weekly with mild soap. The enclosed design holds odor in, so skipping scooping shows up fast.

What litter works best in it?

Clumping litter suits the deep tray and the sand-drop grate. Non-clumping litter passes through the grate less cleanly.

Where is the Stainless Steel Cat Litter Box with Lid cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $146.42, as of our latest check.

Stainless Steel Cat Litter Box with Lid

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Color: Light Grey

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Last seen at $146.42 at Deal.ai on Nov 8.

Our take on the Stainless Steel Cat Litter Box with Lid

The PawHut is a hooded litter box built around a stainless steel tray instead of plastic. The steel pan resists odor absorption and staining, which is the main reason shoppers pick it over plastic boxes. High sides and a lid keep spray and kicked litter inside, and a grated sand-drop area at the entrance catches litter off the cat's paws. It is sized for big cats, with the maker rating it for felines up to 33 lbs. Reviewers of stainless boxes generally report less lingering smell than plastic, though the enclosed design means some cats take time to accept it.