PTLOM
Stop Cleaning Cat Pee Off Your Floor Every Day
Your cat may not be the problem. Your litter box might simply be too low.
Cats that lift their tail, spray high or prefer standing positions can easily urinate over the edge of a standard litter box.
Why Does This Happen?
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Cats Don’t Always Pee Straight Down
Many cats naturally lift their tail or stand higher while urinating.
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Many Litter Boxes Are Simply Too Low
Low walls leave little room for error when cats spray high or stand near the edge.
Low walls leave little room for error when cats spray high or stand near the edge.
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Some models offer usage tracking and alerts.
Meet the PTLOM High-Sided Solution
Spacious Interior
More room to turn, dig and find a comfortable position.
Low Front Entry
High where protection matters. Lower where cats need access.
Extra-High Walls
Helps contain high urine spray and litter scatter. *Up to 13.8–14.5 inches, depending on model.*
Made for Real Cat Behaviors
BUILT AROUND REAL LIFE.
High Sprayers
Extra wall height helps contain urine spray.
Big Cats
A roomier interior gives larger cats more space.
Energetic Diggers
High walls help reduce litter scatter.
Edge Pee-ers
Higher surrounding walls add protection around the box.
See the Difference in Real Homes
no more pee on the floor / urine stays inside / high enough / large cat / less litter / easier cleanup
Why Stainless Steel Makes Everyday Care Easier
A simple, non-porous box removes many of the places where moisture, residue, and odors can hide.
Choose the Right High-Sided Box for Your Cat
XL Space. High-Sided Protection.
Designed with extra-high sides and spacious dimensions to give large cats more room while helping keep urine and scattered litter contained.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn how stainless steel compares with plastic and automatic litter boxes before making the switch.
Are stainless steel litter boxes better than plastic?
Stainless steel has a smooth, non-porous surface that resists absorbing moisture and odors better than worn or scratched plastic. It is also more resistant to staining and generally lasts longer. Plastic boxes may cost less initially, but they can become harder to clean as scratches develop.
Do stainless steel litter boxes control odor?
Stainless steel does not absorb odors as easily as scratched plastic, which helps prevent smells from becoming embedded in the box itself. However, no material can replace regular scooping, litter changes, and cleaning. Litter type, diet, ventilation, and the number of cats also affect odor.
Is a stainless steel litter box easier to clean than an automatic litter box?
A stainless steel box has a simple open basin with no motors, sensors, rotating drum, or internal waste compartment. This generally makes it easier to inspect, rinse, and dry thoroughly. Automatic boxes reduce daily scooping but still require regular emptying and detailed cleaning of their components.
Can large cats use a stainless steel litter box?
Yes, as long as the usable interior gives the cat enough room to enter, turn, dig, and squat comfortably. Large breeds such as Maine Coons should be matched by interior length and width rather than an XL label alone. Review each product’s dimensions before purchasing.
Are stainless steel litter boxes suitable for high-peeing cats?
High-sided stainless steel litter boxes can help contain urine spray from cats that stand or gradually raise their rear while urinating. Choose a wall height and entry position that match your cat’s posture. No litter box can guarantee complete containment for every cat.
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