Stainless Steel Litter Box XL Fully Enclosed with Front Entry
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Steel where it matters most
The part of a litter box that takes all the punishment is the tray, so this one is made of brushed stainless steel. It does not scratch, it does not stain, and it does not hang on to yesterday’s smells the way tired plastic does.
- Brushed steel tray wipes clean in seconds
- No scratched grooves for smells to settle into
- Deep base holds a proper amount of litter without spills
XL space for big cats and busy households
Larger breeds and multi-cat homes need more than a cramped tray. The tall hood gives your cat privacy and space to turn around, with two ways in and out so nobody has to queue.
- Generous interior suits bigger cats comfortably
- Front flap door plus a top opening for agile climbers
- Hood lifts off to convert it into an open tray
See how every part comes apart
The grey hood lifts off the brushed steel base so the whole box separates in seconds. A pull-out drawer, clear flap door and open top entry work together for quick daily cleaning.
- Stainless steel base wipes clean and resists lingering odours
- Pull-out front drawer empties litter without lifting the hood
- Dual entry with a clear flap door and an open top
Litter stays in the box, not on your carpet
Every exit route is designed to strip litter from busy paws before it reaches your floor, and the overlapping hood keeps kicks and sprays inside where they belong.
- Perforated step catches granules as your cat walks out
- Overlapping enclosed design resists leaks and splashes
- Hanging scoop and slide-out drawer keep clean-up tools to hand
Set up in minutes, spotless in moments
No tools needed, from box to ready in one short sitting.
- Step 1: Clip the grey hood onto the steel base and place the perforated step in front of the entrance
- Step 2: Fill the base with 5 to 8 cm of your cat’s usual litter
- Step 3: Set the flap door to the mode that suits your cat, or leave it open while they get used to it
- Step 4: Scoop daily into the slide-out drawer, then empty and rinse the steel base with warm soapy water each week
Stainless steel vs plastic litter boxes
Why a steel body stays fresher for longer
One clean corner, every single day.
Frequently asked questions
Is the whole litter box made of stainless steel?
The litter tray itself, the part that takes daily use, is brushed stainless steel, as is the slide-out drawer. The hood, step and scoop holder are a sturdy lightweight polymer, which keeps the box easy to lift and move for cleaning.
Will it suit a large cat or a multi-cat home?
Yes, this is the XL model. The interior gives bigger breeds room to enter, turn and dig comfortably, and the dual entrances make sharing between cats much easier.
How do I clean it?
Scoop clumps daily and drop them straight into the slide-out drawer. Once a week, empty the litter, rinse the steel base with warm water and a little washing-up liquid, and dry it before refilling. Avoid harsh abrasive pads so the brushed finish stays smooth.
My cat has never used an enclosed box. Will they accept it?
Most cats adjust within a few days. Start with the flap door fixed open, or lift the top cover off so the box feels familiar, then close things up gradually once your cat is coming and going confidently.
Which litter works best, and how much should I use?
Any clumping, mineral, or pellet litter works well with the steel base. A depth of 5 to 8 cm is ideal: enough for digging, shallow enough that scooping stays quick.
Can kittens or older cats manage the entrances?
The flap door has three settings, so you can leave it fully open for kittens or less mobile cats, and the low front step doubles as a gentle platform up to the doorway. The top entry is there as an extra route for confident climbers.
Povelio products are designed for everyday comfort, play and wellbeing. They are not veterinary or medical devices and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. If your pet has a health concern, please speak to a qualified vet.