🐈 High-Quality, Ultra-Durable, Quick and Easy Clean-Up Large Drawstring Scented Litter Tray Liners, Bags for Feline Pets, 10 Review

Yes, does one of the stars mean stretching? Yes, there is no stretching 😆. Why? Because they are fat and beautiful. I wish they were a little bigger so I could put a big pot under my cats but they are big enough already. Saves me a lot of trouble cleaning the tray. I'm so happy after spending my whole life with kittens that I found them. No more spraying the bottom of the litter box on my lawn.

Who wants to build a cat box? Tell the truth. I have big cats (20-22#) and a big box. I love having a toddler bag as it makes the weekly shift so much easier and more enjoyable. This is the only bag that fits in my box. Searched for about a year. I am happy to find it. It's pretty strong. My cats have back claws. Sometimes there are tears, but that wasn't a big problem. Again, I am so thankful for these bags. Hooray!

I have a very deep top entry drawer and the standard liners do not cover the bottom (or sides) of the drawer. This was the largest liner I could find and as other reviewers suggested I used 2 to keep it super thick. My cat tends to dig like there's no tomorrow lol. My only complaint is that it still doesn't fit the tray 100% (one corner below just sags a bit), but it gets the job done and now I don't have to wash the tray every week because I can just put the old one back together Filler into…

These are the only bags that fit in the large litter box I bought from Revain (18" x 25"). Though not as thick as I would like. I have to use 2 bags with cardboard in between so the bottom doesn't get crushed. But it doesn't protect the pages - so a lot of junk is wasted changing bags because the pages are shredded too much. I have 5 fairly large house cats, one of which seems to need a lot of space. The only solution I've found is to put clear tape on the "bottom" of the earbuds…

I bought it and thought "Finally! The inserts are big enough for my tall back tray!” Oh! These are by far the thinnest cat litter liners I have come across. Given the size of the bags and the size of the closet they're made for, you'd think they could hold several pounds of padding. . nope I put about 10 pounds of junk on one of these on the floor and after carefully lifting it up it tore slightly. I was still able to pop it into the box with a few slow movements, and it definitely fit my giant

Improvement is ok. I've been using them for about a month now. What I like about them is that they are very large and fit in my very deep litter box leaving room for more. What worries me is that they are a bit flimsy, which worries me, but so far my cats haven't even pierced them as hard or as quickly as the much thicker Johnny Cat brand I usually buy at Walmart. I didn't like it and gave them 4 stars because they don't last that long. As long as I scoop every day, I can use a Johnny Cat bag…

I am so disappointed. I have a feeling it was a bait and a clue! I've been ordering this brand for a few years and have always been happy with the thickness of the liners. They used to be made out of very thick, opaque, durable white plastic. This time, when I opened the box and took one out, I saw that the plastic was completely different (and the color of the strap used to be pink, now it's blue). The plastic is very thin. So much so that it is no longer opaque. My tray is blue and you can…

I have a Catit Jumbo litter box and after trying the Jonny Cat liners I had trouble fitting them, air pockets and other issues, I gave up. I saw they were bigger and bought them. Wow! What a relief! They fit! I seal them on all sides so they fit snugly, put them in kitty litter so it's a good two inches deep and no air! I have to use two packs (double pack) as cat claws tear these suction cups apart in less than 24 hours (as with all 2ml). Someone has to build a jumbo that's about as strong as…