I use liners in my boxes and I don't use scoopable litter. What liner would I use and will it stay in place with the cats scratching ect?
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I use the ones with the elastic around the edge. I get them at WalMart and they come in a pink box.
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I use the clumping saw dust type litter, it is more expensive but it is so much lighter when buying in the store or putting in the litter box. I have two cats and two boxes one inside one outside and they use them both with no problem. Also with this litter box there is very little tracking of litter.
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Good morning. I don't use cat box liners, so I'm unaware if they exist for the Biddy cat box. However, due to the large size, it's easily cleaned using a water hose and household cleaner. It's the best cat box out there. Good luck! Jim
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Short answer - no. My cats have claws and through experience, I've learned they would shred the liners almost immediately. The boxes hold up very well and I have decided to go with them exclusively. Last about a month and clean up is very easy.
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I think you need to use crystals, but like other people have said, there's a reusable tray you can buy and I also saw some other crystal litter (that is probably cheaper) that you can buy to go with that. So basically, it doesn't have to be ScoopFree necessarily, but I'm pretty sure it can't be anything but the crystal kind.
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You can use the Petsafe simply clean cotinuous - clean litter box we had two of them . We like it I think you will too. Andrea it will help you out it and your cat will like it too.
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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.
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The liners that come with the box (2 or 3) are made of treated cardboard. The surface in contact with the litter is meant to be "waterproof" but it does not stay that way. Consequently, it degrades and it is much more messy to dispose of and keep the box clean. If you search the reviews, some users will say that they do not bother to use the liners, because of this problem, and because the interior of the box is so smooth and well-made, and therefore very easy to clean.
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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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We wondered the same thing, but it actually keeps the scooper really handy. We also leave a box of fragrant sprinkle dust in the other compartment, for emergency odor control. Our cats do not mess with anything in there unless we leave paper towels....then, it is "game on"!
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Be glad you don't have a large cat trying to use normal litter boxes. Instead, try looking for other plastic storage boxes like sweater boxes or storage boxes for under beds. Any plastic container that will hold litter and be big enough for your cat will work as a litter box, it does not have to be labeled as such.
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Feliway is what I used when my cat did this due to ferrel cats. I also used a sand called Cat Attract or kitten Attract, have never had problem since, after move and getting new cat she still uses box. Pamela
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After some trial and error I found the BEST litter to use is Ultra/LitterPearls microcrystals! (I have 5 cats using this litter box and my visitors can't smell it!!). It absorbs great and they dont get scraped into the disposal hole by the scraper.
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Hi! The litter box isn't as shape as it looks. Cats will kick litter out of almost any box, but my cats didn't kick much litter out of this one. It also depends how much litter you put in it. I just used a little less. Hope this answers your question.
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Yes you can. I have had this box for a few months now and have never used a liner. In my experience the liner can get punctured by the cats claws and is a waste of money. I have 7 cats (4 adults and 3 kittens plus I foster for our city shelter.) and 4 litter boxes, 3 of which are the normal covered type. This one is my favorite and I will slowly replace at least two of my other boxes with this one. I will leave one the regular style due to my older cats do not like to crawl inside this one. It does keep the smell down as well as the littler off the floor and is easy to clean (I clean at least 2-3 times a day). Yes you can. I have had this box for a few months now and have never used a liner. In my experience the liner can get punctured by the cats claws and is a waste of money. I have 7 cats (4 adults and 3 kittens plus I foster for our city shelter.) and 4 litter boxes, 3 of which are the normal covered type. This one is my favorite and I will slowly replace at least two of my other boxes with this one. I will leave one the regular style due to my older cats do not like to crawl inside this one. It does keep the smell down as well as the littler off the floor and is easy to clean (I clean at... » Read More Yes you can. I have had this box for a few months now and have never used a liner. In my experience the liner can get punctured by the cats claws and is a waste of money. I have 7 cats (4 adults and 3 kittens plus I foster for our city shelter.) and 4 litter boxes, 3 of which are the normal covered type. This one is my favorite and I will slowly replace at least two of my other boxes with this one. I will leave one the regular style due to my older cats do not like to crawl inside this one. It does keep the smell down as well as the littler off the floor and is easy to clean (I clean at least 2-3 times a day). « Show Less
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This is a common problem --even more so the older the cat gets. The fresh news will also be a issue with this. What I do recommend is called Great Choice Litter mat. I have used this with 6 cats and 99% of litter stays on the mat which is easily picked up and shake back into box. Easy on their feet and easy to wash also. Don't see on amazon--got mine at petsmart. I also use fresh step multi cat CLUMPING litter which my vet recommended so the combination of fresh step and Great Choice mat really helped us....... Hope that helps ya........
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No. The litter tray works without a liner. You would just have to wash it after use.