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Fresh Step Unscented Drawstring Jumbo Cat Litter Box Liners, Count of 7
Description
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Fresh Step Drawstring Litter Box Liners are a convenient and clean way to maintain your kitty litter box. These heavy-duty cat litter bags are long lasting and will withstand daily cleanup. Being 2 milliliters thick, they are strong enough to support any type of kitty litter, and are tear resistant, so your pet cannot scratch through them.
- - Super thick, heavy duty litter box liners prevent cats from scratching through
- - Litter box liners are made with a drawstring design, making for super easy, convenient clean-up
- - Each box comes with 7 kitty litter bags, each litter bag measures 36 inches by 19 inches
- - These Fresh Step jumbo litter box liners will fit most large litter pans and can conform to the size of your kitty's litter box
- - Will work with different types of kitty litter boxes and can be used with your personal favorite litter pan
Specifications
| SKU | 3315411 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Fresh Step |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Blue |
|---|---|
| Scented | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR PRIORITY: For questions or feedback about this product, please reach out to us directly at info@fetch4pets.com
Unfold a litter bag onto the bottom of the litter box and fold the edges of the liner over the sides of the litter box. Then fill the cat liner for litter box with 3-4 inches of Fresh Step litter. To change the litter liner, pull the drawstrings on both sides of the bag and secure the content in the cat liner by tying the strings together.
Not intended for children, plastic bags can cause suffocation.
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Too small for large litter boxes
Alyssuh
Yes, I recommend this product.
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