can litter box liners be used with this item?
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I don't know. We scoop daily & bleach wash the pan once every 2 weeks with excellent results. The main reason we like this box is the high back for the macho kitties who must aim really high during the perceived "pissing match!"
126657
I don't use a liner. I use the clumpable litter and use a metal scopper (from amazon)
2188666
They could be used for both purposes. We use them under the cats litter boxes. Very good quality.
1000449
I didn't use a pan. I poured the litter directly into the base. I was hoping to find round liners with elastic around the edges but to no avail.
223291
Absolutely! They sell a foam insert that levels the area which I'd recommend if you're going to put a litterbox in there, otherwise the bottom is curved. I guess you could pile up some blankets though to level it out before putting a litter box in.
1692985
Unfortunately, I do not know which liners you would use. I will refer you to the manufacturer for this information. United pet Group: 513 337 0600
497373
I just took a look at the litter bot and yes definitely you can put a litter liner. The size I am not sure. Keep in mind it is tall. I do not have a liner on the litter box. we clean it daily and wash it every week. I like it because it is tall so the cats can not bring out so much of it on their paws. It is the perfect size to have inside the shower like we do or under a mudsink. Hopefully this answers your question, but if you get liners I would think large due to the height of it.
409298
Yes, the enthusiastic scratcher will tear the liners but you can moderate the damage a little. I use 5 liners, press them firmly into the corners of the box, pour some litter in and tamp again. Then add the remaining litter plenty of it. Should you hear the cat while he/she is in the litter box, firmly say, "Hey, enough is enough!" You know how attentive cats are!!
2186965
Absolutely, or use much less expensive small 'vanity sized' liners from the grocery store. In fact, the inside comes right out for cleaning, so I don't even use a liner. It is a really nice, well made can.
746521
These will only work with clumping litter. If you use the non clumping kind, the urine soaked litter will break apart and stay in the box - leading to bad odor.
215560
Yes, it comes with a few coated cardboard liners and a clip to secure them in the box. I personally don't use the liners (or the clip), it's easier to clean the box without them. Btw, it's a terrific litter box!
1727069
I don't see why not. If your rabbits uses a litterbox it's a great option. It's is better than kitty litter which gets tracked everywhere and is dusty and bad for the respiratory system
155277
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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This is a GIANT litter box. I am not aware of a liner big enough for it because the sides are so tall. You might have to go with garbage bags. I use a "litter shovel" that only picks up the used bits and dump them in a plastic grocery bag or the kind on a roll that dog walkers use. They are small, inexpensive, and good bags don't let the odor come through.
389740
If they are litter box trained I don't see why not! I use mine for chinchillas, it is just a good litter!
937284
They're actually a pretty great idea, unless you have cats (like mine) who like to dig, and dig, and dig, until they get to the bottom of the box! I think for most people it would be fine. The idea is that you can easily replace old litter by lifting out the liner. You'll know if the liners will work for you, if you don't have to scrape the bottom of the box to remove stuck on pee! If you do, you'll find that the pee disintegrates the liner.
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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.