Van Ness Extra-Large Sifting Cat Litter Box Liners

lucretia thurman: These are very large plastic flat sheets. They provide a rubber band but in order to sift you have to remove rubber band then replace. And when I say large I mean large.

United States on Nov 22, 2023

DianaLynn: I love these for ease of cleaning the cat box. You just grab the 4 edges and lift up. All the clean litter sifts out through the slots in the liner. Then you place it in a trash bag and you're done. We just add more cat litter as needed. There are 10 liners in the bag. When we reach the bottom liner, which has no slots, we bag it up with litter and all and put down a new set with all new litter. I love these things. The only reason for 4 stars in durability and sturdiness is that the rubber band they give you to isn't really that strong. Occasionally my cats claws will catch the edge and pull all the liners down from one of the corners.

United States on Sep 03, 2023

Kindle Customer: The idea of this is great but they don’t work real well. Starting with putting it in the kitty box. Awkward and cumbersome. Then trying to get it to sift the litter. Takes forever if at all. I cannot recommend this product.

United States on Aug 16, 2023

D. Smith: Great litter tray liners, easy to use and good quality.

United Kingdom on Jun 06, 2023

E. T. Oprendek: Great product, the multiple, sifting layers means you can quickly and easily empty the box without using some crusty tool.

Canada on Dec 28, 2022

Kindle Customer: These are great. Cleaning out litter boxes is about my least favorite chore, and I have three to clean out. Still don't love doing it, but these sure are helpful. They work well and help me get the job done more quickly and with less hassle. I would say they also help save on litter.

Canada on Feb 21, 2021

galateia logotheti: The point of a liner is the easy and frequent removal. This box has one liner without holes and ten with holes...i.e you remove the solids and clumps, like a screen , but you leave behind the residue with the bad smell. You cannot change over the liner with the holes without making a mess. You end up throwing everything. I could not believe the stupidity of the design...

Canada on Oct 05, 2020

Amazon addict: Fantastic, used 2 with another liner for over the weekend.

Cleaned in a jiffy one tray, but did leave one poo! Not too durable as cat had made a hole in it! Will use now and again as a bit expensive! Will order more soon!

United Kingdom on Aug 21, 2017

Karen: Tired of shelling out for mediocre (Littermaid) or useless (Catit, SimplyClean) self-cleaning litterboxes that end up in the trash, I tried this route. First, I'll keep buying these until something better comes along. I love that the litterbox itself requires less cleaning (I have two males; if you know cats, you know what that means). I also love that these are inexpensive. My main complaint is the fit. You should know before you buy that these are a giant square with a rubber band. There's a stack of sifting liners on top of one "solid" liner, all in relatively thick, brittle plastic. Getting them in my high-sided, hooded litter pan the first time with the holes centered is a bit of a trick. Once they are in there, they aren't too bad, though the hood doesn't fit tight anymore. Leave the rubber band there and slip the plastic out to remove a liner. It takes a while to get all the litter through the holes, but far less time than scooping. The plastic is pretty thick, even my enthusiastic burier hasn't done too much damage. The hole size is a good compromise, large enough that you aren't waiting forever to sift but small enough to keep most of the waste in. I use...

United States on Oct 05, 2013

Agatha Coronado: I had tried sifting litter box liners in the past, and had been VERY disappointed. Either they were too small to comfortably fit the litter boxes, or they tore so easily that even declawed cats could tear them into shreds. (NOTE: I don't approve of declawing cats and I didn't have it done! These were rescues I adopted who had already been declawed by their previous owners.)

Several years went by before I thought I'd try again.

I'm pleased to report that these liners are GREAT. They're generously sized, even fitting our largest (very big) litter box. We have yet to see any of the liners get torn--and we have six adult cats [strictly indoor, of course].

When you open the package, you remove the ENTIRE contents. You place the whole stack of liners into the litter box. There's a solid (non-sifting) liner at the bottom of the stack, and 10 sifting liners on top. You secure the whole bunch with a large rubberband (included).

Cleaning the box just involves removing the rubberband, lifting the top-most sifting liner, giving it a few shakes (to allow the clean litter to fall through, while trapping the clumps), replacing the rubber band, and...

United States on Jan 04, 2013