Sifting Litter Box Liners 14 Count,Drawstring Jumbo Cat Litter Bags Fits All Litter Box,Cat Products

Way easier!You're not wasting the unused litter!

We have 5 cats (yes we know we are crazy) and keeping up with the litter becomes a lot, these sifting bags make it so much easier. They are pretty durable (we have 2 male cats that are 17 + lbs that like to 'scratch the box' and these hold up to them! The holes are pretty big, and allow the clean litter to filter through.If you are lax and don't change these every 3-4 Days, it can have some 'clogging of the holes' and unsavory litter pass through, but with 6 sifting bags and 1 'holding/last bag' it's not an issue you pick it on the next sift.We've never had an issue with anything leaking into the litterbox past the bags and I've purchased this product probably close to 5x now, to the point the last 3x I've ordered the 14 Count (it comes as a 2 pack), perfect for 2 litterboxes.If you are on the fence try these! Our one cat refused to use a littlerbox that had a liner in it (that was thinner), with the thickness of this product and it staying in place even our picky cat uses these.

I would have put a photo, however; no one wants to see a bag of dirty cat litter. The concept of the bags is good but the convenience is questionable. The bags do not sit flush in the litter box. Yes, I purchased the correct size. The corners are excess and stick out. If your cat is aggressive with covering their mess up, it’s easy for them to rip the holes on the bottom of the bag so that you end up not really sifting. When you try to pick up the bag to sift, it does not separate from the other bags. You have to physically pull the bags apart. I also noticed that I was spending so much more on cat litter. I was buying a 21lb bag of cat litter that normally lasted a little over a month when I was scooping out the litter box, but since I bought these bags, I’m now buying two or three a month because the bags do not sift out most of the remaining clean cat litter. I have two cats, so this has turned into more money financially than should be needed. I have since gone back to scooping and only needing to buy cat litter once every month, month and a half. This may be convenient for some and they may not care about buying extra cat litter, but when you need to save money and the product is so so quality, I’ll go back to scooping.

The product is for my cat's litter box. It shifts the waste from the cat box. It has been many years since I have used a product like this.,Previously the shifting bags were much thinner so they had more flexibility, they fit into the corners of the cat box better. And there was a rubber band that fits around the box to hold the shifting back in place, These bags work. so its all good. Nothing stays the same.

I bought these for my elderly mother who we realized had been removing only the superficial waste from her new cat's litter box and never doing a total change of litter.Remembering the sifting bags we previously used with our cats, I thought these would be be a great solution because all one had to do was lift the bag to sift each day. And after a several days of sifting, there would be a layer without holes to remind her "Time to throw all remaining litter away and put in fresh litter."I didn't realize these were not sifting bags, but rather flat sheets of plastic that have to be secured with a rubber band. Not ideal, I thought when pulling them out of the box; layers and layers of flat sheets secured with a rubber band would be way too fiddly for her. But, I figured we could set up a box for her to show her how much easier it would be than scooping each day, then if she liked the idea, we could buy her sifting litter bags with drawstrings for ease.Little did I realize that wrangling layers of these flat sheets of plastic around the corners of the box then securing with the huge rubber band would be such a pain. I persevered because I thought that once I set up the box, we could at least see if sifting bags would be a quick, easy way for her to remove ALL of the cat's waste each day.I cannot understate how difficult these flat sheets were to set up in a simple rectangular litter box. Getting the excess plastic at the corners folded smoothly enough for the rubber band to secure all the way around was such a hassle I almost gave up.Finally, by laying a stack of bags in the box, then filling with litter before trying to deal with securing the edges over the box, I succeeded.I put some of her cat's old litter in the box with the new and put the box on the litter box pad hoping the cat would be ok with the change. No sooner than it was on the floor than her cat checked it out and put down his first deposit. Grateful he approved, I left it for the night.The I was really to introduce the idea to her. I brought her in the room to demonstrate.I lifted the corners of the top layer from the box to show her how all she had to do was lift the top sifting layer which would collect the clumps of waste while letting the clean litter to sift back down into the box.Total failure. Slowly, lifting the the layer out of the box, I realized almost nothing was passing through the holes. I gave it a little shake. Then another. I tried loosening my grip on the plastic sheet letting the litter slide into another position. It took so long and so much effort to get the litter to sift out that all I could do was mutter, "Sorry. Something must be wrong with this brand. I swear this method works great. I did it for years with no problems using bags that sifted."Eventually most of the litter did sift out, but it took so much effort that I gave up.Not only were the flat layers of plastic sheeting much more difficult to fit into a box than sifting bags, but the holes were not properly cut.I do not recommend.

Just what I wanted😊

I like the concept, but it just didn't work for us. The litter box was either too small, the wrong shape, or the walls were too high or low. My cat would tear the bag when scratching/digging in the litter box to do his business. Sometimes the bags got in his way causing him to go on the bag which created a mess on him and/or the floor. Maybe we just didn't have the right type/style of litter box, but it didn't work for us. On the positive side, we use pine pellets for our litter, and we didn't experience the problems some people described as far as litter type.

I see a lot of mixed reviews about these bags. So it made me skeptical of buying them. Now I can’t live without them. I have one cat and his litter box is in the garage. Twice a week I go to clean his litter box and all I have to do is pull the bag up. The clean litter falls right back into the litter box and the cats mess stays in the bag. It has a drawstring so you can tie it up and throw it away. The material is thick enough to where my cat doesn’t scratch it up. It’s long lasting and easy to use. I will forever buy these bags for our litter box.