Cat Litter Box Liners Compatible with Top Entry Litter Pans Model, Heavy Duty Tear Resistant Large Litter Pan Liners 25 Count Drawstring Litter Liner Bags

As I was scooping litter over the days since I installed the 1st pair of these liners, I thought they may make it easier for pet owners at changing time, but more difficult for the cats since there's so much excess plastic at the bottom. I also found it necessary to tape the handles to the box once I cinched the bag to fit. Otherwise, the bags separated, allowing the inner bag to slip down inside the box itself. My cat is just 2 years old & he has enough energy to pull an entire single bag down into the box.As another reviewer kindly mentioned, using two of the liners each time does keep the litter from touching the box itself from a cat's enthusiastic covering up afterwards, making tiny holes in the bottom of the bag. I found a very few pieces of the corn-sourced litter I use down on the box itself & none in the much more punctured sides of the bag where my cat exercises his right to scratch enthusiastically after every visit for the sheer joy of it—see my photo & the culprit responsible for the destruction (which I'm glad is at the top & not the bottom of the box). This may make the bags last only half as long, but I found it necessary to do no more than spray the inside of the litterbox with the half hydrogen peroxide, half water solution with which I spray my Litter Lifter scoop clean each time & paper towel dry the box rather than scrubbing a dirtied box. To me it's worth it & so much faster!This week after I placed a 2nd bag inside the 1st, I placed that doubled bag over the turned upside down box & folded each bottom end into a point which I then affixed to the bag itself with very wide cello tape to take up some of the excess bag. (That part will be against the litterbox itself when the thus-customized bag is turned right side out & placed into the box.) I did that because I found it very difficult to scoop out the clumps of litter because the litter settled into the folds instead of making clumps. That doesn't happen when the box is initially filled with 3 inches of fresh litter, but over the days as the litter level drops, it becomes increasingly difficult to scoop the box clean.I first contemplated using wide double-faced tape to keep the bottom of the bag in place, but that could cause problems removing the bag. I'll judge whether a modified version of that is necessary after I need to change litter again & I will amend this review. But for the present time, I'm thrilled these bags are available & will never go back to using a litterbox without them!Update_2025-02-06: there's still too much loose plastic at the bottom end of the bags. So, next time I'll use double-faced tape near the bottom—in between the 1st & 2nd liner, though, to keep them together—before I fold in & tape down the corners. Yes, this takes time but it's much more pleasant & easier than scrubbing a smelly, dirty litterbox.

Thick and fits my top entry So-Freshe litterbox perfectly.

Definitely worth the money. We typically double the bags because they are not tear resistant. My cat enjoys ripping the bags. At the end of the day even doubling the bags are worth it because there is no mess to clean.

We have a top entry cat box & these are the perfect size & thickness. Easy to use & my cat can’t scratch through it like cheap liners.

Great bags for the top entry litter boxes thickness is good and it is much easier to clean the litter box when it’s time to change the litter the price was also good

These liners are basically body armor for your litter box. They’re thick enough to handle the daily excavation work of determined feline archaeologists, yet flexible enough to tie up neatly when it’s time to swap them out. Cleanup that used to feel like a chore now takes about thirty seconds and doesn’t involve scrubbing or muttering under my breath. They’re roomy, fit top entry boxes well, and hold up better than most liners I’ve tried. Are they completely claw proof? No liner on Earth is. But compared to the flimsy ones that rip like tissue paper, these actually stand a fighting chance so the functionality is perfect! If you’ve got cats with Olympic level digging skills, doubling them up is a solid strategy. For everyone else, one is plenty and your nose will thank you.

Great! Just what I needed

Works well with my cats litterbox and makes cleaning it up super easy! I thought my cat might scratch through it or be afraid of the bag, but he hasn’t and it works great!