iPrimio Ultimate Stainless Steel XL Cat Litter Box - XL Litter Box for Big Cats - Large Cat Litter Box - Never Absorbs Odor, Stains, or Rusts - Easy Cleaning Litterbox Designed by Cat Owners (1 Pan)

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A: Both stainless steel litter boxes and plastic ones have their advantages and disadvantages. However, steel boxes are more hygienic, easier to clean, won’t absorb odors, and are designed to last a lifetime. Therefore, yes, I believe stainless steel litter boxes are better. Q: Do cats like stainless steel litter boxes? Large Size: The number one reason why cats don’t use their litter tray is that it is too small. Therefore, the ideal stainless steel litter box is large enough for your cat to comfortably turn around in. If you have a large breed such as a Maine Coon, this is even more essential. It sounded outlandish! I’ve had cats for more than half of my life now, and for 99% of that time, I’ve always just used a plain old plastic box.

While you may think your cat’s plastic litter box is fresh and clean, your cat may have a different perspective. It’s even possible that lingering odors might be behind your cat’s aversion to using the litter box if you’re experiencing “potty troubles” at your house. Say goodbye to plastic litter boxes and say hello to stainless steel. These litter boxes from Yangbaga are made from high-quality stainless steel which is great for controlling odors, is extremely sturdy, long-lasting, and scratch-resistant. This makes it more durable, unlike plastic trays which eventually get scratched and retain unpleasant toilet odors, which makes it more difficult to clean and easier to retain unwanted germs.

Will Not Stain:As well as not holding onto odors, metal cat litter boxes also won’t become stained over time. This is not only a benefit aesthetically, but also shows that the material is not holding onto nasty germs and bacteria. Firstly, thanks to this metal litter box being made from 100% stainless steel, it will not absorb any odors or stains and is also rust-free. This means this metal cat litter box will be effective in reducing unwanted odors while being durable enough to last a lifetime. iPrimio is the brand to choose when you’re looking for the best stainless steel litter boxes for large cats or multiple households.

I had this self-cleaning one (not robotic, but you’d tip it and it would send the litter into a pan) that my cats wouldn’t go near. It ended up getting recycled because I couldn’t return it. This stainless steel box measures 15.7″ x 11.8″ x 4″, making it perfect for tiny kittens learning to use a toilet. Continue to replace your litter, monitor the cleanliness of the box and properly clean the box just like you’ve been doing with your plastic litter box once you upgrade to stainless steel.Alongside all the great products I mentioned, you can also make a stainless steel cat litter box easily at home, which can end up being a less expensive alternative but one that is just as effective. As it is still made from steel, you will still get all the benefits, just without the hefty price tag. While there are exceptions (I’ve seen some crazy expensive plastic boxes that weren’t even self-cleaning), overall a steel box costs at least double the price as plastic. What’s more plastic litter trays can become easily scratched, especially if you have a cat that loves to dig around in their tray. These grooves then act as the perfect breeding ground for germs and bad bacteria, making the litter box less hygienic and capturing even more nasty smells. A: Cats hate a smelly litter box, and as metal litter boxes won’t absorb any odors, your cat will likely appreciate it! In fact, many cats love metal litter boxes for this reason. However, the litter box still needs to be the right size for your cat for them to like it. Q: What type of litter box is best for the environment? They don’t come with lids– If you prefer litter boxes with lids, stainless steel boxes might not fulfill your desires, as most come lidless.