Fusblom 2 Pack Stainless Steel Cat Litter Tray with Scoops (High-Sided, Non-Sticky) – Dark Grey & Light Grey
Product description
What it is and why people buy it
A stainless steel cat litter tray is one of those “simple upgrades” that can make day-to-day cleaning feel less of a chore. This Fusblom 2 pack focuses on a smooth, non-stick surface and burr-free edges, aiming to reduce food-for-thought friction like smells lingering in porous materials and scrubbing sessions that never quite feel finished. With two trays included and scoops for sifting, it’s pitched at households that want either rotation (one in use, one being cleaned) or an additional tray for multi-cat dynamics.
If you’ve ever used plastic trays and found they scratch, hold odours, or become harder to keep truly fresh over time, this kind of metal tray is the more “hygiene-first” approach. It’s not necessarily the most lightweight option, but on paper it’s built for long-term use and easier wipe-down cleaning.
The essentials: design that supports daily hygiene
The main draw here is the stainless steel litter tray surface. Because it’s described as non-porous and non-stick, cleaning is meant to be straightforward: you can wipe it with water or a damp cloth, without needing harsh chemicals. That matters if you want something that stays practical even when you’re not in a cleaning mood.
There are also safety and comfort details: burr-free edges are intended to help keep paws safer, and the tray is positioned as scratch-resistant and 100% non-toxic in the description. The high-sided design (21cm high sides) and sturdy clasps are meant to reduce leaks and litter scatter—particularly useful if you’re dealing with cats that like to kick or high-pee.
What stands out in use (and where it can fall short)
In everyday use, the high sides and secure clasps are the difference between “some litter on the floor” and “why is my kitchen floor becoming a sandbox?”. The tray is also described as having a lid design that removes easily for deep cleaning, which can be a big help if you prefer a more private setup for cats.
The two scoops included are a nice, practical inclusion for sifting waste quickly, rather than having to buy extras separately.
That said, it’s worth being realistic about limits: if your priority is minimal storage bulk or very lightweight equipment, a metal tray and lid might not feel as convenient as cheaper plastic. Also, “odor-proof” is claimed—results can depend quite a bit on how often you scoop and what litter you use, so don’t expect miracles if cleaning is infrequent.
Storage, access and multi-cat practicality
This is designed with multi-cat households and high-pee cats in mind, largely through the high-sided dimensions and secure locking clasps. If you need two trays because multiple cats share space (or you want one ready while the other gets a thorough clean), a 2 pack is naturally more convenient than buying one at a time.
The entrance is described as low-entry, intended to be easier for kittens or senior cats, as well as short-legged felines. That low-entry idea can be especially helpful when you’re choosing between a “too tall to be comfortable” tray and something more accessible.
Key specifications to consider before buying
- Type: Stainless steel cat litter tray with a detachable lid
- Pack size: 2 trays
- Sides height: 21cm high sides
- Overall dimensions: 50 × 35 × 21cm
- Included: 2 cat litter scoops
Also note the claim that the entrance filter pedal helps trap litter from cat paws, reducing litter waste and floor cleaning time. Whether this fully solves litter tracking will vary by cat and litter type, but it’s a sensible feature to look for.
Mini FAQ: common buying questions
Is it easy to clean?
The non-porous stainless steel surface is described as wipe-clean with just water or a damp cloth. The lid is removable for deeper cleaning, which should make thorough washes less awkward than some fixed covers.
Will it help with litter scatter?
The 21cm high sides and the secure clasps are meant to help prevent leaks and reduce scatter. If your cat tends to kick or “miss,” this is specifically where a high-sided tray can make a noticeable difference.
Is it suitable for kittens and older cats?
The tray is described with a low-entry design to be easier for short-legged kittens or senior cats to access. If you have a cat that struggles with higher entry points, this approach is worth considering.
Should I buy it if I only have one cat?
You can, but it depends on your plan. The 2 pack works well if you want a backup tray or prefer rotation during deep cleans. If you’d rather keep storage simple, you might not need two.
Should you skip it?
Skip it if you’re after a super lightweight tray, or if you’re mainly looking for something “plug-and-play” that never needs removing a lid for deeper cleaning.
Is it worth it?
It makes sense if you want a more hygiene-minded cat litter tray that’s designed to be wipe-clean, with high sides and secure clasps to reduce leaks and scatter. The detachable lid and included scoops also fit everyday routines—especially in multi-cat homes where you’d benefit from having a spare tray ready.
It may not suit you if storage space matters more than metal durability, or if you’re hoping for zero maintenance beyond quick scooping—because deep cleaning still requires dealing with the lid.
If you’re weighing up alternatives, this is the “metal tray with practical features” route rather than the basic plastic style. For standard adult cats within the stated weight range in the description, it’s positioned as a good match for typical digging and covering habits. Otherwise, do take a careful look at your cat’s comfort with the entry and whether the size works in your space.