High quality plastic liners for my so phresh litter box makes clean up so easy! The plastic is a good thickness and i appreciate the fabric elastic that helps it fit snugly around the litter box. it fits well

It makes me absolutely insane that I ordered these XL liners thinking they would fit the XL sophresh litter boxes but they don’t. They fit the large instead???

These litter liners are extremely large and very easy to use. The elastic edge makes the liner fit perfectly no matter the size of the litter box! This also makes it very easy to dispose of when the bag is full. I highly recommend these liners!

These liners are extremely tough and long lasting. Neither of my kitties can claw through the material. This is fantastic for when I need to replace with a fresh liner. Another plus is that it stays in place. It fits securely over the edges with no slippage. I love that there is no mess. When it comes to quality, these are top of the line. Give them a try. You won't be sorry.

Makes clean up much easier! First, I place a puppy pad at the bottom of my litter box then put the liner on top. That way if there is any shredding the waste doesn't get through to the box. This system works really well for our four cats.

This is the only litter I'll ever use. Flushable means no bagged litter needing to stick around.

These work so much better than convention brands that do not utilize the elastic!

After a lot of experimentation, I bought the Large liners for my 5-mo.-old, feral-becoming-domesticated kitten. His personal litter box is the bottom of a 18-inch roasting pan & these liners fit perfectly. I tuck the pointed ends into the handles at each end under the elastic. It does not keep him from pulling the top edge loose, but it slows him down. Yes, he is a digger with sharp claws. The clear plastic is heavier/thicker & holds up better than the opague types. Sometimes he gets overly energetic & destroys the liner in 2 days; other times we can go 5 days. I scoop twice a day & he is a Happy Camper. I pull out the elastic (still figuring out how to recycle it) & tie off the ends of the liner to dispose of it. In my city, animal waste must be double bagged. This way the liner is the 1st bag & it goes into my household trash which acts as the 2nd bag. This is not ecologically perfect, but it is the only system that works for us.