Yangbaga Stainless Steel Litter Box for Kittens, 4 in Height Easy Entry, Odor Control, Non Stick, Easy to Clean,Litter Box for Rabbits, Ferrets,Guinea Pigs and Hamsters

Update (Nov 16) (Last three pictures): For review purposes, I let the litter get to 1/2" - 1" deep so I could see how easy pee clumps can be removed. First thing, odor is non existant! Bye, plastic, forever... Second, I think the amount of "stickage" will depend on your choice of litter. I used the entire 24 lbs of Ever Clean litter, so to me the clumps were quite sticky and not as solid as Dr. Elseys litter (clumps are harder, therefore easy to scoop with no crumblies).So there is a residue, but I was pleased with how easy and smooth it is to clean it up with a paper towel and cat safe cleaner. Easy to wipe down dry too, my old plastic bin was scratched so sometimes it would tear the paper and it was a mess. Third, with this tilt and scoop cleaning method, the box was very light and easy to tilt, and it does not bend like plastic (woohoo!), so I was able to make this litter last a lot longer for me.I loved the stainless steel so much I got a stainless steel scoop.... seemed like the logical next step. I'll be transitioning her clay litter to walnut litter :) Shoutout to Jess Caticles!!1st review (Nov 1st): I don't know why I just accepted plastic litter bins as the only option. I went to research non plastic options and found stainless steel. I like that its 6 inches tall, to allow for 3 inches of litter depth and 3 inches to prevent it from flying out when she covers up. I needed this because this box allows me to tilt it while scooping without bending it. I don't allow her pee clumps to have a chance to touch the bottom, to extend litter life, but when it does get low to touch I hope it does not stick like it did with the plastic bin. I'll come back to update, but for now I'm very satisfied and feel that the price is worth the durability.

I have 3 large ragdoll cats. So I know you are suppose to have one extra litter box more than how many cats you have. I only have 3 litter boxes because of my small space. Growing up, we never had more than one litter box even though at times we would have more than one cat. In the past decade or two this has been a new concept - to have multiple litter boxes. And I guess you do really need many litter boxes because these new generation cats are so damn different. I don’t know if it’s just certain breeds or what but they act like they can’t use the same gotdamn box! 😅 So at first I started with three boxes but I really wanted them to try to use two because of the space constraints, so I got rid of one, was down to two but they would go outside the boxes, specifically my female cat. I also noticed that one of the litter boxes was sort of too small. (In the pictures the one in the middle is the small one) It’s funny because the smallest box was described as a litter box for large cats and that’s why I got it. I did have a enclosure over it so that it can look more aesthetically pleasing but after some years it fell apart so we threw it out. Soon I will be replacing it with either the clear one in the pic or this metal one. I like this metal one the best! It is huge, strong, sturdy and best of all, can be easily cleaned. It doesn’t look so bad looking either as a litter box without a hood usually looks. That was the main concern I had with getting one without a cover, is the way it would look. But it actually looks…’nice’? I use pine or crystal litter. Right now it has crystal litter in it and is working out great. It’s good for sifting through with the spatula. The metal seems like it helps to repel odors. The crystals with the metal pan is a good combination to combat odors I think. Yes it is time for a total dump and clean with all 3 boxes as you can see. But trust me, although the boxes look dusty (mainly because I use baby powder in the litter) there is absolutely no stinky smells. I highly recommend especially if you have large cats.

Having cats for more than 35 years of my life, these litter pans are awesome!They're easy to clean, and they don't hold odors like the plastic ones do.I'm very pleased with these and highly recommend them, especially for multi-cat households.Definitely worth the cost.

Bought 2 to try for our 3 cats as we had read about metal litter boxes reducing the smell/odor from litter. I can confirm that the odor has been significantly reduced and we haven’t really changed out the brands of litter we use. The size we got is perfect too as it’s deep enough to help keep litter inside as one of our cats loves to kick litter outside of the box.It is worth the extra cost to have a metal litter box that’ll last longer, help keep the space around the box cleaner, and reduce odors. We will definitely be buying a 3rd.

Came back to buy a second one. My first one I've had for 6 months or so? It stays cleaner than the old plastic ones and looks a lot nicer and the cats don't scratch it up.Highly recommend. The tall sides are great.

We ordered 3 large litter boxes. We have 4 cats. The pans work as described, wish we had considered metal earlier. Less urine odor, and less litter scattered out of the boxes. They are not truly "non-stick", but are still better than plastic, hands down. I'll consider replacing our other 2 boxes in the house with metal soon. They work. Period.

Wish I knew about stainless steel litter pans years ago. They don't absorb odor and life has been much more pleasant around here. I admit, I use "Slide" litter but it used to still stick to plastic pans. This pan leaves no residue when scooped. I love the feet on the bottom of the pan so no scratching the floor when moved. And, if liquid hits the floor it doesn't spread all over the bottom of the pan. On a personal note, I originally got the 8-inch-deep pan for my new little adoptees. It took a lot of litter to fill and I thought the 4-inch-pan might be better. Turns out each cat has a different preference. The 4-inch offers Lily the opportunity to toss lots of litter out onto the floor. Cute! I wish there were a 6-inch-deep pan option. Whichever, it's very much worth the extra money for this pan with sturdy walls, no sharp edges, and no deep gouges from heavy duty buriers. I really like this product.

This stainless steel litter tray is a win for cleanliness—no sticking, less smell. But it does come with a soundtrack: a distinct scratchy noise when used. Great value, but consider the sound before buying.

So glad I found this stainless steel litter box, cats adopted right away. Love that it is 8 inches deep.

Absolutely love this litter box. Night and day difference in smell from the plastic. And it's not to deep for my dwarf rabbit

This Litter Box is a game-changer in pet care, revolutionizing the way we manage cat hygiene. Its stainless steel construction not only ensures durability but also remarkably eliminates any unpleasant odors, maintaining a fresh atmosphere in the home. The sleek, non-stick surface makes cleaning exceptionally easy, allowing for quick and hassle-free maintenance. Its generous size provides ample space for cats, while its elegant design fits seamlessly into any home decor. This litter box is a must-have for cat owners seeking a blend of functionality, style, and superior odor control.

No smell and a breeze to clean. I love it and so does the cat.

Just got it, kitty likes it and it’s much easier to scoop than with plastic! Doesn’t stick to the sides as much. Easier to clean. Lasts longer too!