Do Jonny Cat Heavy duty jumbo liners (3Ft x18in) work in this litter box?
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The jumbo bags do not fit around this huge litter box, but we duct taped one inside and it works good.
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I use http://www.petco.com/product/120072/Royal-Pet-Fresh-Kitty-Super-Jumbo-Drawstring-Litter-Box-Liners.aspx?CoreCat=LookAhead
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I don't know -- I cut large black trashbags down the side to use as liners.
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I'm sorry, I bought this as a gift--and I don't have any information on the dimensions of your litter box. You may want to call the manufacturer and check with them concerning the dimensions.
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I have more than one cat and used a very large litter box. The liners covered it generously, but since I didn't like the product I didn't use them again. I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Well the dimensions say they are 19x15. So if the bags are meant to fit those dimensions, you'll be fine. From what I saw, Large should do the trick. Check these out:http://www.petflow.com/product/van-ness/van-ness-cat-litter-pan-liners?utm_source=amazonprods&utm;_medium=cpc&utm;_campaign=sc&scpid;=16&scid;=scsho6400481Also, there are some on Amazon that fit, like these:Van Ness DL715 PureNess Extra Giant Drawstring Cat Pan Liner, 15-CountAs long as the dimensions are roughly the same, the bag will fit. Hope this helps. Well the dimensions say they are 19x15. So if the bags are meant to fit those dimensions, you'll be fine. From what I saw, Large should do the trick. Check these out:http://www.petflow.com/product/van-ness/van-ness-cat-litter-pan-liners?utm_source=amazonprods&utm;_medium=cpc&utm;_campaign=sc&scpid;=16&scid;=scsho6400481Also, there are some on Amazon that fit, like these:Van Ness DL715 PureNess Extra Giant Drawstring Cat Pan Liner, 15-CountAs long as the dimensions are roughly... » Read More Well the dimensions say they are 19x15. So if the bags are meant to fit those dimensions, you'll be fine. From what I saw, Large should do the trick. Check these out:http://www.petflow.com/product/van-ness/van-ness-cat-litter-pan-liners?utm_source=amazonprods&utm;_medium=cpc&utm;_campaign=sc&scpid;=16&scid;=scsho6400481Also, there are some on Amazon that fit, like these:Van Ness DL715 PureNess Extra Giant Drawstring Cat Pan Liner, 15-CountAs long as the dimensions are roughly the same, the bag will fit. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sorry but we do not use liners but I am sure a medium size trash can liner might work, providing the cat(s) are declawed.
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They should work, as long as they clump when wet. Otherwise, you'll empty the litter box and have to add fresh litter (and empty the litter tray) every time you sift.
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Ana,I wouldn't call it a perfect fit. I have the same litter box, I had to play with the liner a bit but was ae to make it work just fine. It definitely fits better than the bag liners. What I like most about the liners is that unlike the plastic bag liners these do not tear when scooping. Plus they have small adhesive strips on both sides to hold the liner in place.
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These boxes were not meant for long time use. Having said that, sure you can use liners. I would always go with the jumbo size. Please remember, these boxes are pores and bacteria will breed. If they get wet, throw them out. Bacteria can harm your pets as well as you and any family members.
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I wasn't able to fit a very large litter box in this cover however, my Siamese is about 18 lbs and he uses it just fine. My female is smaller, only around 12 lbs. I ended up buying a 2 pack of the disposable high back litter pans and they work great. I also purchased a medium sized high back plastic pan for when I decide I no longer want to spend the money on the disposables. Although, they last a few months & were only $12 for a pair.
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There are 7 liners in a plastic package like shown in the picture here. I have what is referred to in stores as a "jumbo" litter box; I don't have the exact dimensions. These liners fit my box well with no extra room on the sides. I don't know if the inquirer ever used Fresh Feliners when those were still available. If yes, these Fresh Kitty liners are very similar to Fresh Feliners. My only complaint is that the sticky strip on the liner is very narrow and don't always adhere tightly. I use masking tape to keep them on better. As one who used Fresh Feliners years ago and missed them when they were no longer available, these are a reasonable substitute.
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I think almost any litter box will fit inside. I would just find one you want from a local pet store and try it out. There is no specific litter box needed.
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I'm probably too late with this, but I have an 18 pound Maine Coon cat that is also the LONGEST cat I have ever seen in my life. I don't know if I was just lucky with him, but he never once hesitated or showed any problems with using my litter-robot. He goes in, turns around and does his business with his head and shoulders sticking out of the opening. And I do NOT have the bubble unit either. I also have two other fairly large cats, 2 sixteen pounders and a fourteen pounder. They are not nearly as long as the Main Coon cat, but still have no problems using the robot.
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Definitely. You don't have to put it in while you assemble the box. The inner divider is optional. I know friends who put a big litter pan inside, almost the size of the whole cat box.
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That would depend on several things. We use what's denominated as a "large" litter pan. Underneath it, we have textured liner (specifically sold to go under a litter pan) that both collects litter that spills and keeps the litter pan from shifting. We push the pan up against the end with the entrance to the box. There's an inch or so clearance along the long sides of the box and three to four inches clearance on the end opposite the entrance, where I keep the litter scoop. We have the internal divider up and keep supplies on the other side of it. Assuming a set-up like ours, if a cat "misses," you could very easily pull out the pan (and the liner) and clean up as necessary. You'd have to squat down and reach in to do it, but there's plenty of room to do that easily, assuming average physical ability. You could reduce the space inside by using a larger pan, but that would probably end up getting more of the mess on the walls than on the liner. Using a smaller box would most likely keep more of the mess on the liner. But the doors open up the entire length of the box, so clean up is very straightforward.
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The container is actually six inches so it will not fit I'm afraid. We use two containers as litter boxes!
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The jumbo litter boxes are about 14 x 21 x 7 inches deep. I don't know dimensions of the smaller boxes.
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I no longer use the Lucky Champ litter box because the lower portion of the exit end proved to be too low - cat litter dumped & scattered everywhere all of the time. I had bought this box for my older, overweight cat but it just didn't work out. I have no idea whether you idea of putting 2 together will work - no longer know the W&L; as I donated the box - sorry.