13 reviews forTrixie Cat Litter Tray Bags

These get shredded easily by my cat when he digs around

Been buying these for a while and were perfect for the job. However, with the latest batch, every alternate bag was much thinner and flimsier. Makes me think that eventually they will all be of the poorer quality. Will not be buying these again unfortunately.

These bags are probably the only ones that fit properly on my Maine Coon's massive litter box but wow are they thin! Your cat could fart too hard and blow a hole in them. Won't be buying again. I'd rather deal with a slightly smaller but stronger bag because at least you can lift it out.

These are the only bags that really fit my bigger litter box, but they tear too easily. Which means that there is usually some urine under it and I have to clean litter box anyway. Who know, maybe my cats scratch a lot, your mileage may vary.

Any absent-minded cat will tear through the liner while pawing at the litter to cover up their business. However, because it's large and holds most of the litter in place - it does make the full litter replacement job much easier.

I have the Catit Jumbo covered litter box and these are the only liners I have found which fit. Does the job, makes cleaning much easier. I use these liners plus puppy training pads under the litter and this makes changing the litter and cleaning the box much less messy.

These bags line the bottom and sides of the litter tray before adding the pellets and save time and effort in keeping the tray clean and tidy. Emptying and relining is quick and easy. A must-have for indoor cats.

The product fits well in terms of size, but the plastic is just a bit thin.

My cat doesn’t cover up his business in the litter box, so I haven’t had any issues with the bags tearing. However, for the price, I think they could add some ties to close them. The bags are very thin and urine can leak through if it sits for too long. To be safe, I use two bags at a time. But that means I go through my supply twice as fast.

Cats might make a few holes with their claws, but it definitely makes cleaning the litter box easier because you can remove most of the sand in one go. Also, for hygiene reasons, it only takes a moment to wash and disinfect it.

Better to use a regular bin bag – it’s cheaper and doesn’t have any holes!

Bags that aren’t sealed

These bags are actually more work than not using any at all. They’re way too thin. The cats tear them to shreds on the very first day and they can’t handle the weight of the litter when you try to throw it out. Calling these “cat litter bags” is just a joke.