YangbagaStainless Steel Litter Box for Cat and Rabbit, Large Size with 8in High Sides and Non Slip Rubber Feet. Odor Control, Non Stick Smooth Surface, Easy to Clean, Never Bend

This cat box is what I was looking for. I wanted to stray away from plastic and keep it simple without any automation system. I also wanted a larger cat box than usual that has high walls – one that is strong with an open top and will last a really long time while being easy to maintain and keep clean. It's not quite as thick or sturdy as a kitchen sink, but it doesn't need to be. It's still plenty strong and can certainly last a lifetime while being recyclable in the end. It's perfectly what I wanted and my cat greatly appreciates the room it has.

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.

My cats love it! Especially my 20lb cat. I like the height of the sides.

Even though I feel that this is expensive, ultimately I do think it is worth it. Hardly any litter is flung out due to the high sides and find it easy to clean

High walls prevent litter from getting kicked around. Super easy to clean. Light weight. Perfect size for 1 bag of PrettyLitter. Best part is that it doesn't get those deep scratches and grooves plastic ones get making them uncleanable. Only negative to metal ones are that most scoops make a horrible noise when scraping the bottom (so far metal sounds better than plastic scoops actually).