JONNY CAT Heavy Duty Litter Box Liners, Jumbo, 5 Liners-Box

The bags are nice and thick and I don't think they'll rip too easily, but unfortunately it does not fit my litter box.I'm using the Catit Jumbo Hooded Cat Litter Pan and its just a tad bit too short for it, although the litter box is a bit larger than the normal size.

The bags are thick and don't rip easily, but unfortunately it does not fit the Hagen Catit Jumbo Hooded Cat litter box.I bought these because they popped up as "Customers Also Purchased" alongside the litter box, so be sure to measure first!

I use these in my 3 litter boxes throughout our home. They fit them all well and actually have saved us money. About once every 2 weeks we change the bags out, spray down our box with a litter box odor neutralizer, put in a new liner and add the litter from the old liner back into the box. When we do need to completely change out our litter we just cinch the liner up and haul it out. They do occasionally tear but they hold up better then other brands.

We've used these for years for our two cats. They are the thickest we have found and work great for an average 'large' litter box. We have two average sized 'large' litter boxes (approx 18x23x8.5 inches for largest). These are a little big for one and just right for the other. They're quite sturdy for individual use, but I double them anyway because our kitties are bottom diggers, even with 4 inches of litter in their trays! Though they're called 'Jumbo', they would not fit an 'extra-large' tray.

This is a lifesaver! I wish I’d discovered these sooner; it would have saved me several unpleasant litter box cleaning. It’s very sturdy and thick enough to withstand my cat’s feverish scratching and burying.This is great especially if you will have friends cat sitting for you and they can just throw away the bag to avoid having to deal with the litter

Good. I was able to find them at my local Winn Dixie store too. I wrap them around the litter box (and tie on the bottom with the red strings) and that way I don`t have to mess with cleaning the litter box like I used to (I would clean the whole box with a lil bit of dawn soap and lots of water every two months or so). My older cat would not even need me to get these liners, but the kitten often does his business on the sides of the box so it gets dirty and not pleasant looking often. To avoid having to clean it I use these liners. One usually lasts me a week or two.

These did not fit the high back litter box I bought for my large cat (So Phresh brand) - I couldn't find a better liner though so I bought a second, smaller high back box to go with them. When it's time to change out the litter, I just dump the litter from the big box into the lined smaller box and take two boxes worth of saturated litter to the dump in one liner each week (My cat is hyperthyroid and pees lakes, so he goes through more than 40 lbs of litter in a month and non-clumping offered the cleanest, cheapest and easiest solution for everyone involved). The liners haven't leaked yet, and the tie is secure enough where I don't have to worry about it breaking open from the weight of 15lbs worth of litter...which amounts to at least double the weight once saturated.So, if you don't have an oversized, high back litter box for an oversized cat like I do, these will fulfill all your litterbox lining dreams. I can only wait and hope that they come out with an oversized jumbo liner so that I can dish out 5 stars.

My cat is a "digger," and these are the ONLY liners that stand up to his rigorous digging; not sure the mil, but these are considerably heavier than kitchen trash bags, and for my kitty, they need to be. I won't buy any others. Plus, they are large enough to fit the larger cat boxes; other liners sometimes don't.The only drawback to ordering these on subscription is that the price jumped from $2.29 to $2.79 a box in three months; now, these are up to $3.37. I think I'll have to go back to buying them locally....