GORILLA GRIP Cat Litter Box Mat, Water Resistant, US Designed Kitty Litter Trapping Mats, Easy to Clean, Scatter Control, Less Mess and Clean Floors, Kitten Supplies for Indoor Cats, 24x17 Beige

Nice size and catches the extra litter. Bonus that it matches the rest of the decor in the bathroom

This mat is great for under my litter box. It does keep down a lot of the litter tracking that was happening. I also like the looks of it - fits in nicely. Plus it seems to be very well made.

This is a quality litter mat. It appears durable and stays in place for the most part. I got a small size for just out front of the litter box, however I think a very large size that can go under the box and extend out from the front and sides would be most ideal. I like the unique colors offered and the affordable price. The mesh pads do a good job of catching litter however there is spillage from it moving or not being big enough.

I want to start by saying for the size of this mat (I got the 35x23), it is the most reasonable in price. Pet stores near me never have a litter mat this large- they generally cap out at 23x20- and are more expensive on average. We recently rescued a kitten who has been struggling with GI upset. Without getting into the nitty gritty, this mat has made a significant difference in ease of cleaning. Not only does it truly trap a significant amount of loose litter, meaning I am not sweeping every time I go into the litter room, it is also incredibly easy to clean. When it gets messy, I take it to the backyard and give it a good hose down before putting some soap to clean it. Let it sit out in the sun/dry heat for an hour or two, and it’s good to go again! Truly a game changer- I will very likely purchase a second one to use when the other is dirty.

This is the only cat litter mat I will purchase! It is amazing and then some. Such durability and it effectively traps all litter that may find its way out of the box. I got the grey one so I can’t even see the trapped litter which is a plus. To clean it I usually take it outside to shake it really good for a while because again this thing traps the litter good, or I’ll vacuum it. The material is also liquid friendly so you can spray it with whatever cleaning product and wipe it down easily. It’s large enough for the box I have and comes in a variety of sizes. It comes rolled and compressed however when you unravel it, it lays flat almost instantly it doesnt maintain that annoying crease or roll spot in it, and it isnt sticky or smelly. Very happy that i found this product. This is the second one I’ve gotten from them the first one was just years old so I wanted a new one

These mats capture bits of litter from our three cats and helps keep the house much cleaner! I highly recommend!!

Yes it traps litter. Yes cats seem to not mind it on their feet. But when you go to „clean“ it, the instructions say just dump it back into the litter box or vacuum. But you will not get all the „particulate“ out. A lot remains trapped. So potentially very dirty litter can build up. Fully cleaning it all out is much more difficult. You need some pressure to blast it out. Which is tolerable in warm outdoor months where your hose is accessible. Less so in January in Buffalo. So it’s not a bad product it just isn’t the panacea in their marketing.

This cat mat was perfect for my earlier needs: small enough to fit in a cramped laundry room or bathroom, and a great first line of defense against the litter my cat inevitably tracks out after doing her business. It works really well. You can actually see the litter collecting at the front of the litter box entrance instead of spreading dust everywhere like before. Cleaning it can be a bit annoying, especially if your cat has an accident on it (happened once, and paper towels did not survive the cleanup thanks to the mat’s texture). To clean I typically vacuum weekly or more and shake it out every month. What you might want to know before buying, especially if you're a first-time cat owner: 1. Litter type matters: The amount of tracking depends heavily on the litter brand and type. If you’re using wood pellets (though some debate their safety for cats, do your research and talk to a vet!), tracking and dust will be minimal, and this mat would likely catch 100% of what’s left. For finer, more granular litter (which I use), I’d estimate this mat catches 75–90% of what gets tracked out. That’s a win in my book - the less litter I find scattered around, the better. 2. Consider your litter box, your space, and your cat’s behavior: This mat worked great when I had a smaller space. Now that I’m in a larger laundry room, I’m thinking of upgrading to a bigger mat. Cats have weird personalities and big opinions at times, and not all love the texture of litter mats. Some will run, leap over it, or try to avoid it altogether. Thankfully, my cat tolerates it, but in the bigger space, she’s stepping off the mat sooner - which means more litter ends up on the floor. If you’ve got a particularly messy cat, a top-entry litter box might help reduce tracking. I’ve seen this work well for friends. Just make sure the mat is big enough and well-positioned so your cat has to step on it when exiting.