Round Litter Boxes

Restock on the way!


Our Stainless Steel Litter Boxes are made in limited production runs -  Next shipment expected mid-July for XXL in Stainless & Cream, plus 48L Cream. Others, August 2026. JOIN THE WAIT LIST on out-of-stock product pages for pre-order dates.

Key Features

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Stainless Steel

Austenitic 304-Grade or

201-Grade Stainless steel

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Rubber Entrance Step

Ideal for kittens or older cats

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Rubber Handles

Designed with ease of use in mind

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Custom Litter Mat

The round EVA mat is a perfect fit

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Stainless Litter Scoop

Designed to last as long as the box. Includes a hook to hang on the side

Fussy Cat Round Litter Box - What size do I need?

What Size Litter Box Do I Need?

Choosing the right size litter box can make a big difference to your cat's comfort and willingness to use it. 

45cm Standard

Best for:

  • Kittens
  • Small cats
  • Average-sized adult cats
  • Homes where space is limited

Our 45cm litter box offers plenty of room for most cats to turn, dig and cover comfortably, while fitting neatly into smaller spaces around the home.

60cm XXL

Best for:

  • Large cats
  • Multi-cat households
  • Cats that prefer extra space
  • Owners looking for the ultimate litter box setup

The XXL is our most spacious litter box and is particularly popular with owners of larger breeds such as Maine Coon, Ragdoll and Norwegian Forest Cat. Many customers also choose the XXL simply because their cat enjoys having more room to move around.

Top Tip: Measure your spot first to make sure it will fit! This picture shows the XXL litter box with Yanna the Bengal who is 4.8kg.

Bengal cat inside a large, round, silver stainless steel litter box with white handles.

Which Size Should I Choose?

If your cat is under 6kg, the 45cm Standard will usually provide plenty of space.

If your cat is particularly large, shares their litter box with another cat, or simply likes lots of room, we recommend the 60cm XXL.

🐾 Still unsure? When in doubt, choose the larger size. Cats rarely complain about having too much space.