XL Stainless Steel Litter Box, Metal Cat Litter Box with Lid for Large Cats & Multiple Cats, Odor Control, Anti-Leak & Easy Clean, Round Top

This litter box is absolutely amazing! It is completely stainless steel, so no plastic, except the very top panel. There is zero odor from this box. I have an automatic box that smells so bad through the entire house, even though I empty it two times a day. I used Arm %26 Hammer Microban litter and love this one. I am buying another and tossing the auto box.

I only just put it together. This was the easiest construction I have done in a very long time. The instructions were clear. They actually included words, and for us seniors, coming from a generation when a person was to be more precise and detailed, rather than fast, words are definitely a plus. The litter box is exactly what I was hoping it would be. It is very roomy and will accommodate my four cats so now I can use only one litter box instead of three. The front of the top comes up and stays up so that you can easily scoop the litter without having to hold the lid up while you are performing the task. I have not added litter to it, yet, but am about to add the litter. I can foresee no problems once the litter is in the box. I will mention three things that one needs to be aware of before purchasing this item: 1) When starting out, we are probably going to need to use two to four times as much litter as we did in the smaller boxes, due to the larger area. However, I don't expect to have to add as much litter between changing out the litter. I usually add a thin layer of litter, after scooping, if needed, for additional odor control. I will be changing the litter out completely, once a month. 2) Once the litter has been added to the box, it will be difficult, especially for us seniors, to move. Therefore, I would plan on putting it where you want it to be, permanently, and then adding the litter. At the end of the month, when I change the litter out completely I will scoop the litter out into bags or containers, until there is only a very small amount of litter left in the box. using a cloth or paper towel I will gather the litter into a small pile and remove it by hand. then, using a small amount of soapy water I will clean the inside, and using a small amount of clean water, I will rinse it and dry it with paper towels or a dry cloth. Because the bottom of the litter box is stainless steel, I do not expect it to be as difficult to clean as the plastic boxes I have had in the past have been. A side note, might be that I recently purchased some extra large slides to put under the corners of my furniture when rearranging. they work very well. If you do need to Move the litter box when it contains litter, slides would probably work well under the box, in order to relocate it. 3). Last but not least, I think I was more impressed with the scooper that comes with the litter box, than the box itself. For years, I have wondered why someone does not make a scooper that is turned up at the ends so that when you are moving the litter, using the scooper, from the box to a garbage bag, for disposal, some of the used litter falls off of the front of the scooper. The scooper that came with this litter box, is turned up at the end which allows for a much better scooping experience. All in all, I believe I have finally found a solution to my litter box woes. 😂