Stainless Steel Top Entry Cat Litter Box

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Full specification

An extra-large top-entry litter box with a stainless steel base, built for cats that kick and owners who are tired of sweeping.

Most covered trays are moulded plastic that scratches, stains and holds smell within a year. This one puts steel where the mess is and keeps the entry on the roof, so litter stays in the box instead of tracking down the hall.

The litter stays where it belongs

Cats dig, and a front-entry tray sends most of that over the lip and onto your floor. Entering from the top means your cat has to climb out through a single opening, and the raised edge knocks the loose grains off their paws on the way.

The interior is 60 by 40cm with a 30cm wall, which is enough room for a large cat to turn round completely without touching the sides. Most cats stop scattering entirely within a week of switching.

Steel does not hold on to smell

Plastic trays scratch, and every scratch is somewhere ammonia and bacteria can settle. That is why an old tray still smells after cleaning. The steel base here does not scratch the same way, does not stain, and wipes back to clean rather than merely cleaner.

It is also genuinely leak-proof. There are no moulded seams along the bottom for urine to work into, which is the usual failure point on a plastic tray after a year of use.

Comes apart to clean, in seconds

The lid lifts straight off the base, so a full clean means emptying one open steel tray rather than reaching through a hatch. Anti-slip stickers keep it from sliding on a hard floor while your cat climbs in, and a scoop is included so you are not buying one separately.

The semi-enclosed shape gives your cat privacy and keeps the smell contained between cleans, without the fully sealed hood that some cats refuse to enter.

Specifications

Size: 60 x 40 x 30cm, extra large
Base: stainless steel, leak-proof and splash-proof
Lid: detachable, plastic
Entry: top entry, semi-enclosed
Colours: light grey, space grey, obsidian black
Suits: adult cats including large breeds, and multi-cat homes
In the box: steel base, detachable lid, litter scoop, anti-slip stickers

Worth knowing before you buy

A top-entry tray needs your cat to jump up and climb out. It is not suitable for kittens, elderly cats, cats with arthritis, or any cat with limited mobility. A front-entry tray is the right choice for those.
This is a manual tray, not a self-cleaning one. You still scoop it.
It has a large footprint at 60 by 40cm, and needs clear headroom above the lid for your cat to get in. Measure the space before you order.
The base is steel; the lid is plastic. The steel is the part that holds the litter and the mess.
Cats used to an open tray sometimes need a few days to accept a covered one. Leaving the lid off for the first week usually settles it.
Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.

GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently asked questions

Is it suitable for any cat?

No. A top-entry tray needs your cat to jump up and climb out, so it is not suitable for kittens, elderly cats, cats with arthritis, or any cat with limited mobility. A front-entry tray is the right choice for those.

Does it clean itself?

No, this is a manual tray. You still scoop it.

How much room does it need?

It is 60 by 40cm on the floor and needs clear headroom above the lid for your cat to climb in. Measure the space before ordering.

Is the whole thing steel?

No. The base is steel, which is the part holding the litter and the mess. The lid is plastic.

My cat has only ever used an open tray.

Cats often need a few days to accept a covered one. Leaving the lid off for the first week usually settles it.