Amazon Basics 40-Pack Disposable Cat Litter Tray Liners with Quick-dry Surface, Lemon Scent, Purple and White

These pads are really absorbent I use them to sop up urine when my elderly cats have an accident and they clean up easily and completely. They pad out the bottom of the litter tray so that the cats claws don’t Tear the liner.All this and a pleasant smell! All this at a reasonable price! What more can you ask??…I recommend these pads..

I bought the Amazon Basics 40-Pack Disposable Cat Litter Tray Liners because my cat's litter box was starting to look like a crime scene. I needed something that could handle the mess without making me feel like I was preparing for a biohazard cleanup.These liners are like the unsung heroes of my cat's bathroom routine. They're made from strong polyethylene film with a super absorbent core that locks in moisture and odors. I simply line the tray, add the litter, and when it's time for a change, I just lift the liner and dispose of it. No more scrubbing and scraping—just a quick and easy cleanup.The lemon scent is a nice touch, leaving the area smelling fresh without being overpowering. Plus, the purple and white design adds a pop of color to the litter box area. It's like BODUM took everything I wanted in a travel mug and made it a reality.Now, my cat's bathroom is as clean as a whistle, and I can enjoy my coffee without worrying about the smell. It's the little things that make a big difference, and these liners have certainly made my daily routine a lot more enjoyable.Highly recommend for anyone who wants a hassle-free way to maintain their cat's litter box. They're the silent warriors that make my life easier and my cat's bathroom more pleasant.

I bought these to replace the branded equvalent we had been buying for our litter trays. Although these are not as thick as our previous, branded version, they are very aborbant and do a brilliant job at a very reasonable price.The pads last for 4-5 days and fit perfectly into the bottom of a large litter tray. They hold liquid in well, but if you forget to change them, they will overflow.They are completely disposable when cleaning the litter tray and easy to swap to a new pad when needed.

I don’t know why I haven’t thought of using something like this before! I find it works really well. I line the tray with a bag liner then put one of these pad liners in before pouring the litter on top to cover the liner. Then it gets picked out daily and after about a week the pad liner will have been pushed part way out so at that point we pull it out and the litter is still ok for another day or two before needing to be completely changed again. I really recommend trying the liners to see if it extends your litter usage because we’ve found it really great. We have no lingering smells now wether it’s because of the liners or the litter we use or possibly a combination of the two but before it always seemed to stink. I’m so happy we have a great system in place now that is working really well and doesn’t cost the Earth.

Line our large stainless steel litter boxes well

These litter tray liners are relatively thin, but still do a good job of absorbing any mess in my cat's litter tray. From what I've seen they haven't leaked, either, though I did manage to tear one when I was unwrapping it from the box.The scent is nice, but it isn't very strong, so if you're looking for something truly sweet-smelling you might be disappointed.The pad is a decent size, but is a little small for the litter tray I currently have. Still, it'll do the job and for the price it still represents good value for money.

Great! Fits my cat's large tray very well and he seems to like them. Everything is locked away so very easy to dispose of without constantly having to wash the tray.

I swear by these Amazon Basics pads for the two Purina litter box systems my rabbits use. I honestly think they're better than the branded ones for rabbit wee, as the branded ones seem to have some weird chemical... that I guess helps with cat urine odour...? It reacts weirdly with rabbit urine and seems to make it smell worse though, in my opinion. These ones, however, are simple, safe and cost effective! They're plenty absorbent, as well - I have 2 mid-sized rabbits and I change their pad roughly once a week.