Stainless Steel Litter Box - Black

Plastic litter boxes can scratch, stain and hold onto odours over time. Our premium stainless steel is non-porous, rust-resistant and ultra-easy to clean, so there are fewer places for bacteria and smells to linger.

It’s a cleaner, longer-lasting solution for your cat (and it looks pretty good in your home too.)

They sure do. Stainless steel doesn’t absorb urine, bacteria or odours the way plastic can, helping your litter box stay fresher for longer. Regular scooping and cleaning are still important—the box does a lot of the heavy lifting, but your cat will appreciate a clean bathroom too.

Our litter boxes are crafted from premium, high-grade stainless steel designed to resist rust and moisture. For the longest life, dry the box thoroughly after washing and avoid harsh chemicals, steel wool or abrasive scrubbers.

With proper care, a quality stainless steel litter box can last for 10 years or more. That means fewer plastic boxes going to landfill and no replacing a smelly, scratched tray every year. It’s designed to be your cat’s forever litter box.

Nope. The smooth stainless steel surface is easy to scoop, rinse and wipe clean, so liners aren’t necessary. That means one less ongoing expense and a lot less plastic waste.

Our standard litter boxes work with most common cat litters, including clumping, crystal, paper and pellet varieties. If you prefer quicker clean-up, choose the sieve made for your litter: our clumping-litter sieve separates clean litter from clumps, while our wood-pellet sieve lets used pellets break down into sawdust and fall into the lower tray. Always check the individual product page to make sure you’re choosing the right setup.

Scoop daily to keep things fresh. For a deeper clean, empty the litter, rinse the box with warm water, wash it with a mild pet-safe detergent and a soft cloth or sponge, then rinse thoroughly and allow it to dry completely before adding fresh litter. Avoid bleach, harsh chemicals, steel wool and abrasive scrubbers, as these can damage the surface.

Our premium stainless steel is highly scratch-resistant and won’t develop the deep, bacteria-trapping grooves commonly found in plastic litter boxes. Like any surface, abrasive cleaning tools may leave cosmetic marks, so we recommend using a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge.

Every cat has their own toilet preferences—because of course they do. When choosing a box, consider your cat’s size, mobility, digging habits and whether they prefer an open or enclosed space. You can take our online quiz or chat with us before ordering, and we’ll happily point you in the right direction.

Our XXL litter boxes are designed for larger breeds, including Maine Coons and Ragdolls, as well as homes with more than one cat. They provide extra room to turn, dig and get comfortable without feeling crowded.

Yes. Our Low Entry Round Litter Box offers easier access for senior cats, smaller cats and cats who find high sides difficult to step over.

Inclusions vary between styles. Depending on the model, your box may include a stainless steel scooper, high-wall lid, paw-cleaning step, litter-trapping mat or sieve trays. Please check the “What’s Included” section on the product page before ordering.

Some cats hop straight in. Others like to inspect anything new as though it may be a trap. Place the new box in your cat’s usual litter area and use the same litter they already know. If needed, leave the old and new boxes side by side for a few days while they adjust. Keeping the new box clean and easy to access can also help.