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Cat Litter Tray Liners

Litter tray liners are placed in the bottom of a cat's litter box before the litter is added. These liners are typically made of a durable plastic material, and their purpose is to make the process of cleaning the litter box easier and more sanitary.

The liner acts as a barrier between the litter box and the litter itself, so when it's time to change the litter, you can simply lift and gather the liner, containing the used litter within, and dispose of it. This can help to prevent the litter box from becoming soiled and makes clean-up quicker and less messy. At Pet Circle we stock a range of kitty litter liners including liners with elastic as well as a variety of sizes from small to jumbo, so no matter your litter needs we've got you covered.

Do All Litter Boxes Need Liners?

The use of a liner in a cat's litter box is not a requirement, but a personal choice that comes with pros and cons. Liners can simplify the cleaning process, allowing for easier and less messy disposal of used litter. However, issues can arise, such as tearing from cats digging or scratching, which may lead to a messier cleanup.

Additionally, individual cat preferences and the type of litter used may influence the effectiveness of liners. Some cats might not like the feel or sound of plastic liners, and certain litter types, like clumping litter, may stick. Environmental considerations might also factor into the decision, as disposable plastic options can contribute to landfill waste.

Remember that the most important thing is that your cat uses the litter box consistently. Some trial and error may be necessary to figure out what your cat prefers and what works best for you. The goal is to keep the litter box as clean and odour-free as possible to encourage regular use.

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  • I confirm that my pet was examined by a veterinarian who recommended the use of this product.
  • I understand that it is recommended that I seek veterinary advice at least every 6 months regarding the use of this diet.
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