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the daily routine, answered.

Your Singapore guide to choosing, delivery and caring for your stainless steel litter box.

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Find your fit in the locally available Singapore range.

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the switch to stainless.

are stainless steel litter boxes worth it?

They are made for the long run.

A smooth, non-porous surface gives moisture and old odour less to hold onto, while durable 304 stainless steel can be cleaned back to fresh, again and again.

The upfront cost is higher than plastic. The idea is fewer replacements, less lingering odour and a simpler daily routine.

are stainless steel litter boxes better than plastic?

They offer a more durable alternative.

Plastic litter boxes also begin with a non-porous surface. Over time, daily digging and scooping can leave scratches and grooves where residue becomes harder to remove.

Stainless steel resists everyday wear, stays non-porous and is easier to reset with a thorough clean.

do stainless steel litter boxes help with odour?

They help prevent the box itself from holding onto old odour.

Stainless steel does not absorb urine or odour into the material the way a worn, scratched plastic tray can. It will not remove the smell of fresh urine or stool, so daily scooping and the right litter still matter.

Think less lingering odour, rather than no odour at all.

why do you use 304 stainless steel?

Because not all stainless is made equal.

304 stainless steel offers greater resistance to corrosion and pitting than many lower-grade alternatives, including commonly used 201 stainless steel.

We choose genuine 304 for the part doing the hard work, then pair it with a smooth internal finish that helps clumps lift with less sticking.

can a stainless steel litter box rust?

304 stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion, but no stainless steel is completely maintenance-free.

Bleach, chloride-based cleaners, contamination from steel wool and harsh chemicals can damage the protective surface over time.

Gentle cleaning, thorough rinsing and drying help keep it looking its best.

is the litter box scratch-proof?

No surface is completely scratch-proof.

Our stainless steel is resistant to everyday wear, but cosmetic marks can still happen through normal scooping and use. Avoid steel wool, abrasive powders and harsh scourers.

Light marks generally affect appearance, not performance.

is the surface non-stick?

We describe it as easy-release, rather than chemically non-stick.

The smooth internal finish helps firm clumps lift more cleanly from the base, with less sticking and scraping. Results can vary depending on the litter formula, litter depth and how long the clump is allowed to set.

do I need litter box liners?

Not with our solid-base litter boxes.

Litter can be placed directly into the clean, dry stainless steel tray. The smooth surface helps clumps release without a disposable layer, so there is no need to keep buying liners.

Sieve models should be set up according to the instructions for that design.

does stainless steel prevent bacteria?

Stainless steel does not sterilise itself.

Its benefit is a smooth, non-porous surface that is easy to wash thoroughly and gives residue fewer scratches and crevices to settle into.

Regular scooping and cleaning are still part of the routine.

is the entire litter box made from stainless steel?

The main litter tray is made from stainless steel, as is the included scoop.

Depending on the model, high-wall lids, enclosed hoods, entry steps, mats and filter components may be made from other durable materials such as ABS or EVA.

Check the individual product page for the exact materials and inclusions.

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finding their fit.

which Barely There litter box is right for my cat?

Our Singapore range includes the Round and XXL Round litter boxes in Stainless Steel and Black. Choose Round for a compact circular footprint, or XXL Round when your cat needs more turning room.

Measure your cat and the space at home, then check the product dimensions before ordering. Compare the Singapore range.

what size litter box does my cat need?

A useful starting point is a litter box around 1.5 times your cat’s body length, measured from their nose to the base of their tail.

They should be able to enter, turn, dig and squat without feeling crowded.

Measure your cat and the intended space before ordering, particularly when considering one of our XXL designs.

which litter box is best for a Maine Coon, Ragdoll or large cat?

Start by comparing the XXL Round in our Singapore range. Its larger circular footprint offers extra turning space. Measure your cat and check the product dimensions rather than choosing on breed alone.

View the XXL Round.

which shapes are available in Singapore?

Our locally fulfilled Singapore collection offers Round and XXL Round designs in Stainless Steel and Black. Other models shown elsewhere in our global range may not be available for Singapore delivery.

Shop the Singapore range.

what if my cat needs an easier step in?

Check the entry height on the product page before ordering. Our low-entry model is not part of the current locally fulfilled Singapore range. If your cat has difficulty stepping into a litter box, contact our team for help checking suitability before you buy.

how many litter boxes do I need?

A common guideline is one litter box per cat, plus one extra.

Place them in separate locations rather than directly beside one another. This gives each cat more choice and helps prevent one cat from blocking another cat’s access.

An XXL litter box provides more room, but it does not replace the need for separate toileting spaces in a multi-cat home.

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litter + the daily routine.

what cat litter can I use in a stainless steel litter box?

Our solid-base stainless steel litter boxes can be used with most common litter types, including:

• tofu and plant-based clumping litter
• cassava litter
• clay litter
• paper litter
• crystal litter
• wood pellets

When introducing a new box, begin with the litter your cat already knows. Changing the box and litter at the same time can make the transition less familiar.

what is the best litter for a stainless steel litter box?

The best litter is one your cat will use consistently.

A firm-clumping, low-dust formula usually makes the most of the smooth stainless steel surface because well-formed clumps are easier to lift cleanly.

Unscented options may also feel more familiar and comfortable for scent-sensitive cats.

can I use wood pellets in a stainless steel litter box?

Yes. Wood pellets can be used in the solid-base Round and XXL Round litter boxes available in Singapore. These models do not have a sieve tray, so your cleaning routine will differ from a dedicated sifting system.

how much litter should I put in the box?

Follow the depth recommended by your litter brand.

As a general starting point, add enough litter for your cat to dig and cover comfortably without regularly scraping the base bare. This is often around 3 to 6cm, depending on the litter formula and your cat’s preferences.

Avoid overfilling sieve models, as too much litter can affect how the system works.

why is clumping litter sticking to the bottom?

This can happen when:

• the litter layer is too shallow
• the clump is scooped before it has set
• the litter forms soft or fragile clumps
• your cat digs to the base before urinating
• urine reaches the edge of the tray

Try adding a little more litter, allowing the clump to set according to the litter instructions and lifting it at a shallow angle rather than scraping directly downwards.

how often should I scoop the litter box?

Remove clumps and stool at least once every day.

A busy or multi-cat box may need to be scooped more often. Top up clean litter as needed to maintain a comfortable digging depth.

how often should I replace all of the litter?

There is no single schedule for every litter.

The right timing depends on the litter formula, number of cats, how often the box is used and how well it stays fresh after daily scooping.

Follow the litter manufacturer’s guidance and complete a full refresh sooner if the litter becomes damp, dusty or difficult to keep clean.

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care and maintenance.

how do I clean a stainless steel litter box?

Empty the tray, then wash it with warm water, a small amount of mild unscented dishwashing liquid and a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge.

Rinse thoroughly, dry and refill.

Simple is best.

how often should I wash the litter box?

Scoop daily and wash the box as part of your regular full litter refresh.

The exact timing will depend on your litter, the number of cats using the box and whether residue has reached the surface.

Clean it sooner after spills, loose stool or visible build-up.

how do I remove white urine scale or mineral marks?

Use a one-to-one mixture of white vinegar and water on the affected area.

Leave it briefly, wipe with a soft cloth, then rinse thoroughly and dry.

Do not leave acidic cleaners sitting on the surface for extended periods, and never mix vinegar with bleach or another cleaning product.

can I use a stainless steel cleaning spray?

Yes, provided it is suitable for stainless steel and safe for use around pets.

Avoid strongly fragranced, abrasive or chlorine-based products. Rinse away any cleaner residue and dry the box before adding fresh litter.

can I use bleach on the litter box?

We do not recommend bleach for routine care.

Bleach and other chloride-containing cleaners can damage stainless steel and contribute to staining or pitting, particularly if they are left on the surface or not rinsed thoroughly.

Warm water and mild dishwashing liquid are usually all the box needs.

what cleaning products should I avoid?

Avoid:

• bleach and chloride-based cleaners
• steel wool
• metal scouring pads
• abrasive powders
• harsh oven or bathroom cleaners
• strongly fragranced disinfectants

These can scratch the finish, damage the steel or leave a scent your cat may dislike.

can I use the stainless steel scoop without scratching the box?

Yes, but use a gentle scooping motion rather than forcefully scraping or gouging the surface.

The included stainless steel scoop is made for the daily routine, although light cosmetic marks may still develop with normal use.

how do I prevent water spots?

Rinse the surface thoroughly and dry it with a soft cloth after washing.

Water spots are usually mineral residue left behind as water evaporates. They are cosmetic and do not mean the stainless steel is rusting.

how should I care for a black litter box?

Use the same gentle routine: warm water, mild dishwashing liquid and a soft cloth.

Avoid abrasive cleaners and rough scourers to help preserve the appearance of the black finish.

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before it arrives.

how do I introduce my cat to a new litter box?

Keep the first setup familiar.

Place the new box near their current box or in the same familiar location. Add the litter they already use and leave the old box available while they investigate.

Change one part of the routine at a time and let curiosity do the work.

Never place your cat inside or force them to remain there.

what if my cat will not use the new litter box?

Do not rush or punish them.

Check the box size, entry height, litter texture, litter depth, cleanliness and location. Remove the hood if the box is enclosed and keep their previous tray available while you work out what feels different.

If the avoidance is sudden, continues, or comes with straining, crying, frequent attempts or blood, contact your veterinarian promptly.

where should I put the litter box?

Choose somewhere quiet, private and easy to access.

Keep it away from food, water, noisy appliances and areas where your cat could feel cornered.

In a multi-cat household, spread boxes across separate locations so each cat has a clear path in and out.

can I move my cat’s litter box?

Yes, but move it gradually where possible.

Shift it a small distance at a time so your cat can continue finding it. For a larger move, place a second box in the new location before removing the original one.

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orders + support.

what comes with my Barely There litter box?

Every design includes its main stainless steel tray and a stainless steel scoop.

Depending on the model, your order may also include a high-wall lid, enclosed hood, entry step, litter-catching mat, non-slip pads, additional stainless steel trays, a sieve or activated-carbon filters.

Check the what’s included section on the individual product page before ordering.

where are Barely There litter boxes designed and made?

Barely There Litter is Australian-founded and our range is designed in Australia around the needs of cats and modern homes.

Our stainless steel litter boxes are manufactured in China by specialist manufacturing partners to our product and material specifications.

how quickly will my order be dispatched?

Orders are prepared by our local Singapore fulfilment partner. We email tracking details after your parcel is handed to SPX. If you need your order by a particular date, contact us before ordering so we can help check your options.

how long does Singapore delivery take?

Singapore orders are fulfilled locally and delivered by SPX. SPX aims to deliver within three days after collection. This is an estimate, not a guaranteed delivery date.

We email your tracking details after handover to SPX.

how much is Singapore delivery?

Singapore delivery is charged by total order weight:

  • Up to 5.7 kg: S$10
  • Over 5.7–10.7 kg: S$20
  • Over 10.7–15.7 kg: S$30
  • Over 15.7–20.7 kg: S$40
  • Over 20.7–25.7 kg: S$50

Your final delivery charge is shown at checkout before payment.

which delivery carriers do you use?

Singapore orders are delivered by SPX from our local fulfilment partner.

what address details should I provide?

Enter your complete Singapore delivery address, including the unit number and a contact number. For a PO Box, locker or special delivery arrangement, check with our team before ordering so we can confirm suitability.

what happens if my order includes an in-stock item and a pre-order?

If an item is offered as a pre-order, check its product page for the estimated dispatch date. For an order containing both in-stock and pre-order items, contact our team to confirm how it will be sent.

what is your return policy?

For a Singapore change-of-mind return, contact contact@barelytherelitter.com.au within 14 days of delivery. Approval is required before sending anything back.

Items must be unused, undamaged and in the original packaging, with no cat or litter having been inside. Return shipping is at your cost; original shipping is not refundable except where required by law.

See our Singapore returns information for full conditions.

can I return a litter box after my cat has used it?

Used items are not eligible for a change-of-mind return. The litter box must have had no cat or litter inside and must be unused, undamaged and in its original packaging.

This does not limit your rights for faulty, damaged or incorrect items.

can I exchange my litter box for another size?

If the item is unused and meets the Singapore return conditions, contact contact@barelytherelitter.com.au within 14 days of delivery. We can help you with the approved return process and choosing the right replacement. Please wait for approval before returning anything.

what if my order arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect?

If your order arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect, email contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number, a description and clear photos so we can assess it and arrange the appropriate remedy. Reasonable return shipping is covered for confirmed faults or errors.

how can I contact Barely There Litter?

Email contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number and let us know you are in Singapore.

shipping + delivery.

where do you ship?

This storefront serves Singapore with a selected range held locally. Browse the Singapore range to see the available models.

how quickly will my order be dispatched?

Orders are prepared by our local Singapore fulfilment partner. We email tracking details after your parcel is handed to SPX. If you need your order by a particular date, contact us before ordering so we can help check your options.

when will my order arrive?

Singapore orders are fulfilled locally and delivered by SPX. SPX aims to deliver within three days after collection. This is an estimate, not a guaranteed delivery date.

We email your tracking details after handover to SPX.

how much is shipping?

Singapore delivery is charged by total order weight:

  • Up to 5.7 kg: S$10
  • Over 5.7–10.7 kg: S$20
  • Over 10.7–15.7 kg: S$30
  • Over 15.7–20.7 kg: S$40
  • Over 20.7–25.7 kg: S$50

Your final delivery charge is shown at checkout before payment.

which delivery carriers do you use?

Singapore orders are delivered by SPX from our local fulfilment partner.

what address details should I provide?

Enter your complete Singapore delivery address, including the unit number and a contact number. For a PO Box, locker or special delivery arrangement, check with our team before ordering so we can confirm suitability.

when will my pre-order be dispatched?

The estimated dispatch date for each pre-order is displayed on its product page when you place your order and in your order confirmation email. This date refers to when we expect the stock to be ready for dispatch, not when it will arrive at your address.

Once your pre-order leaves us, you will receive your tracking details.

what happens if my order includes an in-stock item and a pre-order?

If an item is offered as a pre-order, check its product page for the estimated dispatch date. For an order containing both in-stock and pre-order items, contact our team to confirm how it will be sent.

how do I track my order?

We email your tracking link after handover to SPX. Follow that link for the latest delivery updates. If you cannot find the email, check your spam folder or contact contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number.

can I change my shipping address?

Email contact@barelytherelitter.com.au as soon as possible with your order number and correct address. Include your unit number and contact number. We will check whether the change is still possible; changes cannot be guaranteed once the order has been processed or dispatched.

what happens if nobody is home when my order arrives?

Check your SPX tracking updates for delivery or attempted-delivery instructions. Keep your contact number up to date and provide your full unit number at checkout. If you need help, contact contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number.

my tracking says delivered, but I haven’t received my order. what should I do?

Check around your delivery address, with others in your household and with building reception where applicable. Review the SPX tracking update and any delivery information provided. If you still cannot locate the parcel, email contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number and tracking details so we can help investigate.

returns.

am i eligible for a return?

For a Singapore change-of-mind return, contact contact@barelytherelitter.com.au within 14 days of delivery. Approval is required before sending anything back.

Items must be unused, undamaged and in the original packaging, with no cat or litter having been inside. Return shipping is at your cost; original shipping is not refundable except where required by law.

See our Singapore returns information for full conditions.

items that cannot be returned

Used items are not eligible for a change-of-mind return. The litter box must have had no cat or litter inside and must be unused, undamaged and in its original packaging.

This does not limit your rights for faulty, damaged or incorrect items.

what happens next?

Contact our team within 14 days of delivery. Wait for return approval and the correct instructions before posting the item. Approved returns are assessed when received.

how to repackage my parcel for return

Keep the original packaging and protect the item carefully for transit. Include the details provided with your return approval. Items must arrive unused and undamaged for a change-of-mind return.

how much does return shipping cost?

For a change-of-mind return, you pay return shipping. The cost depends on the parcel and service you choose. Original shipping is not refundable except where required by law. Contact us for the approved return instructions before arranging postage.

what about faulty items?

If your order arrives damaged, faulty or incorrect, email contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number, a description and clear photos so we can assess it and arrange the appropriate remedy. Reasonable return shipping is covered for confirmed faults or errors.

can i return my order to the address on the original shipping label?

No. Contact our team first for approval and the correct return instructions. Do not return items to the address on your shipping label or arrive at the fulfilment warehouse without authorisation. Walk-in returns are not available.

need further assistance?

Email contact@barelytherelitter.com.au with your order number and let us know you are in Singapore.

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