Catit Replacement Liner for Catit Jumbo Hooded Cat Litter Pan

Bought a 10-pack of these to go with my new litter box. Generously sized, easily fit into the extra large litter box. You don't need to change these often. Let your nose be your guide! They are strong, but, if you dif the edge of your scoop into the plastic, it will tear. Another tip, the liner is actually a little big for the inside of the litter box. to tailor it a bit, I took the excess, folded it over and fastened it down with a bit of duct tape.The greatest thing, its a cinch to open the litter box, lift out the liner and drop it into a garbage bag for disposal.

I’ve been buying these for years. Great size for jumbo cat boxes

Other than these being the only liners I’ve found that fit the catit litter box these are the worst liners ever. Completely torn to shreds in one day. I wouldn’t recommend these liners or the litter box to anyone. It’s been nothing but a hassle. So I guess we just won’t be using liners in this box. The liner was so torn that I was able to remove the liner easily and keep all the litter in the box.

I would say these are pretty good cat liners. Being biodegradable is a big plus for the environment but doesn't seem to add much to the cost. My only complaint it that while they seem pretty durable my cats always manage to slowly tear apart a corner or scratch a hole in the bottom. It's a minor nuisance but I do have 3 cats which may add to the problem while one cat is probably fine.I definitely like them for my Catit litter box. They fit it perfectly compared to other liners. I would just like a little more durability.

I took the first liner out, which is wrapped/folded around all the other liners and somewhat difficult as I have hand disabilities, and when I open it being fairly large/wide trying to lay it flat into the jumbo 21-23" litter box, finding a small 1cm++ tear/rip in the lower side of the length of the liner since it is rather thin and not as durable as expected for a cat litter liner. My cats claw/dig holes, tearing/ripping the newspaper to shreds so his definitely won't hold up to the clawing/digging/tearing these lil brats having a tea-potty in their toilet....I had to put one of the cardboard boxes into the liner until I can get the disposable/sifting biodegradable/compostable litter boxes and pads to go inside of it. I have yet to find any other compostable/biodegradable cat litter liners/bags/pads and only found puppy pads and trash bags that are compostable biodegradable, which seem to be a little sturdier than this cat litter liner. I will perhaps must keep looking for a biodegradable/compostable trash bag that is more durable, thicker to use for cat litter/compostable trash bags as the first biodegradable compostable trash bag I bought is also rather thin and ripped/tore a hole in it from the compostable seafood parchment/wax paper from wfm. Still on the hunt for durable, biodegradable compostable trash/litter bags that can hold up to both trash/litter and cats having a potty in the potty....next is the puppy pads that are made from bamboo and corn/starch because we are all asthmatic/ allergic to everything/have respiratory conditions, so we must have a biodegradable compostable all natural litter&trash bags/pads to line the toilet/cat-potty-party-in-a-box. For now the Amazon/Walmart box will suffice as their new potty-house/party-in-a-box until I find a solution to their madness.Update: it's been a few days, and #ife has found she can dig/claw the sides of the boxes and thus, AS expected, clawed holes in the edges of the litter bag where I tucked the sides in between the cardboard box and the litter pan, pulling the side of the litter bag out....I definitely have to get the stainless steel pan + the hood/top from the other company that fits 23.5"X15.5", to keep her from clawing at the sides/edge where the liner folds iver the edge of the pan. The jumbo biodegradable recylced-paper cat litter sifting trays are not quite 22"-23" so it may/may not keep her from clawing the liner or pads I put underneath, since I find lil pieces of the pad they trek/track all over apt after their potty-party-in-a-box! They love clawing away at the cardboard box, the litter liner and the pad under the newspaper/litter! It's a potty-party! Lil runt-kitty.... I'm waiting for the biodegradable/compostable recycled-paper sifting trays to see how they hold up to this potty-party - lover.... #aDayinTheLife of #ife #catsofTumblr

So I’m going to be honest, I was super skeptical when I was putting these into the litter box because of the way they fit in the box, however even though they are a poor fit they do a great job and I have yet to have one rip or tear.

Fits the litter box perfectly. So far no tears and removes easily.

I have the Catit jumbo litter box for my cats. In the past, I didn’t normally use liners. However, I now have a male cat who tends to pee on the seam between the top and bottom lids. This makes for a frustrating mess on the floor and litter mat. I decided to try liners to see if they would help. I ordered these Catit liners which are supposedly made specifically for this jumbo litter box. They don’t fit the best. They are large enough, but not shaped properly, resulting in bulky plastic around the walls. (See photo.) I don’t lock the latches, but there are large slits for them. When I pulled the liner filled with litter out of the box after just one week, the liner was full of holes from the cats' claws and litter poured into the box. In addition, there was wet litter under the liner. So, it was a mess, which was disappointing. However, what I was pleased about is that using these liners is preventing my cat’s pee from leaking through the seam. For that reason alone, I will continue to use them.