No plastic smell. No litter scatter. No lingering odour.
Plastic litter boxes absorb odours over time — no matter how often you clean them. The high-sided stainless steel design doesn’t. The non-porous surface resists bacteria, odour, and staining at a molecular level, so it stays genuinely clean between washes — not just surface-clean. The 11.8-inch walls contain scatter from even the most enthusiastic diggers, and the hooded entry keeps litter where it belongs.
Why Cat Owners Choose It
🪨 Stainless Steel — Genuinely Odour-Resistant
Unlike plastic, stainless steel is non-porous. Bacteria and odour compounds cannot penetrate the surface, so the box doesn’t develop that permanent plastic smell that builds up in cheaper trays over weeks of use.
🧹 Non-Stick Surface — Easy to Clean
Waste doesn’t cling to stainless steel the way it does to plastic. A quick rinse removes most residue. For a deeper clean, it’s dishwasher safe — no scrubbing required.
📏 11.8-Inch High Sides — Scatter Control
The tall walls contain litter kicked up by active diggers and cats that squat high. Suitable for large breeds including Maine Coons and multi-cat households where scatter is a persistent problem.
🚪 Hooded Front Entry
The enclosed hood reduces litter tracking and gives cats a sense of privacy — particularly useful for shy or anxious cats who prefer a covered space.
🌿 Optional Carbon Odour Filter
The built-in filter slot accepts a standard activated carbon filter (included) to further neutralise odours between cleans. Replace monthly for best results.
Transitioning Your Cat to a New Litter Box
Some cats take time to accept a new litter box, especially if it looks or smells different from their current one. Here’s how to make the switch easier:
- Place the new box next to the existing one initially — don’t remove the old box straight away.
- Use the same litter brand your cat is already familiar with.
- Add a small amount of used litter from the old box to the new one — the familiar scent helps.
- Once your cat is using the new box consistently, remove the old one.
Tip: Avoid placing the litter box near food or water bowls, or in high-traffic areas. Cats prefer a quiet, low-disturbance location.
Ideal For
- Cats that kick, dig, or scatter litter excessively
- Large breeds — Maine Coons, Ragdolls, Norwegian Forest Cats
- Multi-cat households where odour control is a priority
- Owners who want a long-lasting alternative to plastic trays
- Cats that squat high or have a tendency to miss the sides of standard boxes
Important: Care & Maintenance
Stainless steel is durable but not indestructible. Avoid abrasive scrubbing pads or harsh chemical cleaners — these can scratch the surface and reduce its non-stick properties over time. Use mild dish soap and warm water for routine cleaning, or place in the dishwasher.
Replace the carbon filter monthly or when odour control becomes noticeably reduced.
Full Specifications & What’s Included
| Material |
Food-grade stainless steel |
| Wall height |
11.8 inches (approx. 30cm) |
| Entry style |
Hooded front entry |
| Odour filter |
Activated carbon filter slot (filter included) |
| Interior capacity |
Approx. 6–7kg litter |
| Dishwasher safe |
Yes |
| Suitable for |
All cat breeds; large breeds and multi-cat households |
What’s Included
- 1× High-Sided Stainless Steel Litter Box
- 1× Activated Carbon Odour Filter
- 1× Instruction Card
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my cat accept a stainless steel box?
Most cats adapt quickly, especially when the transition is handled gradually. The key is using familiar litter and placing the new box next to the old one during the transition period. See the transition guide above for step-by-step instructions.
Is it suitable for kittens?
The 11.8-inch walls may be too high for very young kittens to step over comfortably. For kittens under 4 months, a lower-sided tray is recommended until they are large enough to use this box independently.
Does it rust?
Food-grade stainless steel is highly resistant to rust and corrosion under normal use. Avoid leaving it in standing water for extended periods and dry thoroughly after washing to maintain the surface over time.
How often should I clean it?
Scoop daily and do a full wash weekly for best odour control. The non-stick surface makes weekly cleaning quick — most residue rinses off without scrubbing.
Can I use any litter type?
Yes. The box is compatible with clumping, non-clumping, silica gel, and wood pellet litters. Use whatever litter your cat is already comfortable with.
A Cleaner Litter Routine Starts Here
Plastic trays are a temporary solution. Stainless steel lasts years, cleans in minutes, and never develops the permanent odour that makes you replace a plastic box every few months.
Non-porous steel. No lingering smell. A genuinely cleaner home.
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