Van Ness Drawstring Valu Pak Liners Review

I wasn't sure we'd like them as we usually get Johnny cats as they (mostly) have strong claws. It's a silkier, shinier plastic, and while they're thinner, surprisingly they hold up just as well, if not better. We all have different boxes and they fit all boxes, including giant boxes. Our "big" boxes are small and don't have a snap-on lid. We pulled out about 4 inches of twine and tied a knot (around and through) on one side, about where the pocket felt tight on the box (sometimes we need to tie

We have 2 toilets for our 1 senior cat at home. So you know how many toilet liners we need. Because it's really difficult to clean every drawer on a daily basis without liners. I am very happy to have found this inexpensive product. Yes, it's cheap, but useful and workable. $7 with 20 liners, and for each litter box we need nearly 18 boxes a year. This cheap product definitely has problems. 1) The large litter box is not big enough to cover one of our litter boxes specifically designed for…

With a 13 year old indoor cat, a small box is quite an important item in my home, especially as my cat is a bit arrogant and prefers to just urinate in a small lake. on the floor if his linens don't meet his standards of cleanliness. This means that the filler has to be changed very often. We've had some issues with toilet fillers because they're either very expensive for just a few bags, or very cheap with no laces, which is basically what's needed. double layer and elastic straps to close…