Large Cat Litter Box, Enclosed or Stainless Steel Open Style for Multi-Cat Homes

A bigger, easier-to-clean litter box for homes with large cats or more than one cat. This listing includes several styles, from a fully enclosed box with a swinging flap door to an extra-large stainless steel pan with high plastic walls. Each one has a roomy interior, a low step-in entry and raised sides that help keep litter off your floor.

Please note: styles differ in material, size and design. Choose your style at checkout and check its size before ordering.

Two Popular Styles

Enclosed Box: a hooded litter box with a clear swinging flap door, a top lid that lifts for easy scooping, and a snap-on hood that separates from the base for cleaning. A scoop clips onto the side. It gives shy cats more privacy and helps contain litter kicked during digging.

Stainless Steel XL: an open, extra-large stainless steel pan with high black plastic walls on three sides and a low front entry with a ridged litter step. The metal pan doesn't hold scratches the way plastic can over time, and it rinses clean easily.

Key Features

• Roomy Interior: space for large cats to turn and dig
• Low Entry: easy access for kittens, seniors and big cats
• Raised Walls: help reduce litter scatter
• Easy to Take Apart: sections separate for full washing
• Multiple Styles: enclosed, stainless steel open and more

Size Guide

As a guide, choose a litter box about 1.5 times your cat's body length.

Product Details

• Type: large cat litter box
• Materials: plastic (enclosed); stainless steel and plastic (XL)
• Colors: yellow and navy (enclosed); black and silver (XL)
• Includes: 1 litter box in your chosen style (enclosed style includes a scoop)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which style is best for big cats?

The Stainless Steel XL has the largest footprint at 23.6 inches long. The enclosed box suits cats who prefer privacy.

Does the enclosed box stop odors?

It helps contain smells, but daily scooping is still the best way to keep odors down.

How many litter boxes do multiple cats need?

A common guide is one box per cat, plus one extra.

How do I clean it?

Scoop daily, and empty and wash the box with mild soap and warm water every week or two.

Add this large cat litter box to your cart and give your cats more room and you less mess.