Pets Drawstring Cat Litter Box Liners, Unscented, Large Size, 36” x 18”, 20 Count

With an indoor-only cat who's creeping up on 13 years, the little box is a pretty major thing for my household, especially since my cat is a little snooty and will chose to just pee a small lake on the floor if his litter isn't up to his standards of cleanliness. That means the litter has to be changed very frequently. We've had a bit of an up and down with litter liners because they're either very expensive for only a few bags or they're the really cheap kind without drawstrings that basically need double layering and rubber bands to close them well enough for disposal in the trash. For a tiny trash bag that will be full of kitty waste and promptly tossed each week, paying a lot for these bags is kind of pointless. I might as well buy normal trash bags! But while browsing Amazon, I came across these and, for now, they appear to be a very good deal! At the time of my purchase, a box was about $6 via the add-on item program. So far, the bags haven't leaked or ripped or anything. They open easy, hold the litter and waste, drawstring shut, and allow me to easily take all the mess to the trash and complete the chore in record time. I don't require a lot of bells and whistles when it comes to these things; as long as the product is easy to use, helps me successfully complete the chore, and is a good buy (number of bags compared to overall price for a box), I'm happy! :) I just hope that these remain cost effective. My last brand of litter box liners went from being $3 per box to being like $15 which was really unfortunate. They're just shallow, wide trash bags I don't understand why they're so pricey, especially when there are households that will go through them quicker than some.

I have been using these litter box liners for a year and a half now and I simply love them! They are made of a thick plastic, so they hold up really well. Even with the scooping and cleaning out the box it's rare that I ever get a hole in the plastic litterbox liners. In addition to the plastic liner, I also use cardboard litter box liners however, the plastic liners are fine without the disposable cardboard liners. You don't need to use the cardboard litterbox like I describe below, just use the plastic liner the same way. This is how I manage our cats litter box; I have a standard-sized litter box. I slip it into the white plastic litterbox liner and then I place a cardboard, disposable, litterbox on top of the plastic litterbox, that's inside the plastic bag. Then I put our clumping litter into the litterbox. Here is the very best part; when you are ready to change the litter, you simply gather the top of the liner and pull it down over the cardboard liner! Then you use the drawstrings to tie everything up. No mess!! No fuss!! Plus, you can sinch up the drawstrings on the liner and that will contain 99% of the smell! No more having to rinse off the litterbox because my kitty missed the box. The plastic liner covers and protects the entire litterbox. Once you try these, you will never go without! They fit my cat box perfectly and cleaning the litterbox is now super easy & very little mess.

I use this for my rabbits, I got a new litter box that's 24 x 20 it doesn't fit, I measured the bag itself and it was actually 28x16 I purchased the Large which was suppose to be 30x18 besides the size issue, these liners work great and last VERY long. now for a cat, ill say it isn't too durable. if your cat has long sharp nails, it will rip the bag as time go so I suggest trimming your cats nails to prevent the rips and filling the litter box to 5 inches

Decent litter box bags, I use them to line the bottom of a second box underneath a sifting pan for my kitty. No scent, easy to use, haven’t had any issues!

Ordered these because of the great price. They do the job, but are thinner than the more expensive ones for sure. My cat tears holes in the top corners somehow & sometimes there are holes in the bottom of the bag as well so be careful when you pull it out of the box. I will probably purchase again.

We have two litter box for our 1 senior cat at home. So you know how much litter box liners we need...since it is really difficult to clean each box without liners on a daily basis. I'm really happy that I've found this cheap product. Yes, it is cheap, but useful and workable. 7 dollars with 20 liners, and for each litter box we need nearly 18 boxes per year. This cheap product definitely have problems. 1) The big one is not big enough to cover one of our litter boxes designed specially for senior cat (because it has to be big enough for old cats to turn around), but it worked with our second litter box with regular large size. 2) This baby is thin! My cat will leave some holes on the liner, as he scratches around inside the litter box. But there is no leftover of litters in the box, all the holes are on the "wall" of litter box, not at the bottom of it. So this liner works. We've tried for a week now, and subscribe to get 5 boxes per month in order to save an extra 10%. Happy with this cheap product!!

These do fit the CP2 box perfectly, and they are nice and thick. That being said, they are full of scratch holes from the kitties burying their business after a couple of days, and they really don't close well. I tighten the drawstring all the way, tie it, then roll the top of bag over and tie it off around itself with the drawstring. It would be easier to skip all that and just use a twist tie. It does keep the box cleaner, though.

I usually order Jonny Cat bags for my jumbo size Catit box, but with new kittens and expanding the litter room, we purchased a medium-large high sided Van Ness box. The jumbo liners were way too big, and I couldn't find them in a smaller size from my tried and true brand, so I opted to get these liners as they are made for our new box. I cannot believe I didn't read the reviews and only went by the start rating, I should know better than this. Immediately in just pouring our fine premium litter in the new box, freshly lined, one of the corners tore. How?! As to not just throw it away as these are expensive per bag, I figured give it a test run as it was in inconspicuous spot. A day later scooping the box, the entire bottom of it was ripped open with the entire box exposed. The corner tear was still separate and intact. Our kittens have short trimmed nails and with the boxes being very full, there weren't even signs of the liner being snagged by their claws / digging. It was almost as if these bags were tearing along seams, like a grain to the plastic and it was splitting. Unacceptable. Although I prefer to use boxes with a liner, I just trashed the single one that we tried, and I'm just going to forgo it on the kitten box for now. What a waste of money.