Jotesnew Stainless Steel Cat Litter Box, 28-Inch

For a large cat that needs room to turn—or a home managing more than one litter area—a roomy pan can make daily cleanup less awkward. The Jotesnew set includes two stainless steel litter boxes, each with a removable lid, a scoop, and high sides intended to help contain litter and urine. Its listed interior measures 28 by 20 inches, so the main tradeoff is straightforward: you get a more spacious setup, but you’ll need enough floor area for it. If you prioritize containment and a metal surface, this has a different appeal than a basic open plastic pan, if you prefer a compact box, the size may be a drawback.

Where it shines

The generous interior is aimed at big cats and multi-cat households, with room for a cat to turn without squeezing into a standard-sized pan. The 12-inch walls are designed to limit scatter from digging and contain high-spraying urine, while the lid can be removed to open up the box for cleaning. That combination may be useful when litter tends to end up around the pan or when a cat makes a mess against the sides. The two-box format also lets you place boxes in separate areas, though it requires space for both.

The stainless steel construction is the key difference from a plastic litter box. The listing describes the surface as odor-resistant and non-stick, with rinsing intended to simplify cleanup. Those are useful practical aims, but they don’t guarantee that odors or stuck-on waste will never be an issue, results still depend on litter and regular maintenance. The product also includes a scoop, so you don’t have to source that separately.

What matters most

Size is the first thing to assess. Each box is listed with a 28-by-20-inch interior and 12-inch walls, and the set is described as having over 40L of capacity. Measure the intended floor area first, the listing gives interior dimensions, and the fit could be tight without that measurement. Also think about access: the description doesn’t specify an entry opening or a lower step-in point, so this may be less suitable for cats that have trouble stepping over tall sides.

Worth considering if your cat needs more turning room, tends to scatter litter, or you want metal rather than plastic. It may not suit you if you have limited floor space or need a low-entry design. The listing’s claims about long-term durability are not a substitute for a stated warranty, which isn’t provided in the product details.

Cleaning & care

The removable lid gives access to the pan for scooping and washing, and the non-stick surface is presented as easy to rinse. In everyday use, that means you can lift the lid, scoop out waste, and rinse the metal pan when it needs a deeper clean. Stainless steel may be appealing if you want to avoid a plastic surface, but the listing doesn’t give specific cleaning instructions or say which cleaners are suitable. Follow the care guidance supplied with the product rather than assuming every cleaner is appropriate.

Final verdict

This two-pack is most compelling when room, taller sides, and a metal pan matter more than a small footprint. It offers a clear alternative to a basic plastic box for households dealing with litter scatter or needing a larger interior, and the removable lid should make access easier during cleanup. Before choosing it, confirm that both boxes fit where you plan to put them and that your cat can comfortably get over the sides. If those checks work for your home, the included scoop and two-box setup add practical convenience, if compact dimensions or easy entry come first, a smaller or lower-sided design is a better match.