Van Ness Drawstring Cat Pan Liners, X-Giant (6 Pack), DL7

Small litterbox liners are hard to find. This is my second box of these liners. They hold up well in my Litter Robot 4. The only reason for 4 stars is that in each of the 2 boxes I received, the very 1st liner from each box was sealed together at a mid-point rendering the bag useless. With only 10 bags in a box that leaves only 9 liners that are usable in each box. I'm hopeful when I order a 3rd box, it won't also contain a ruined liner, or I'll be shopping elsewhere for my liners.

it was too small for the regular litter box. it looked like a trash bag.

Litter Robot Owners, I've experimented with many different drawstring cat box liners. Trust me, it came down to either this smaller Van Ness drawstring liner or Van Ness Large drawstring liners. Yes, these small size liners technically fit the Litter Robot liner drawer, but just barely. It takes extra time and effort to get these smaller liners into position just so and secured properly into the drawer clips (Lord help you if you have large fingers). Because of the total lack of any extra material on the sides, if you don't adequately secure the liner into the clips, the shallow sides will slip loose and then you will have to clean up whatever dirty litter manages to spill in between the liner and the drawer and down into bottom of the drawer itself. To be ideal, this liner needs to be a good 2 inches deeper on the sides. When you change the used liner, chances are good that you will be forced to come in direct contact with dirty litter as you remove the liner from the drawer. Even though Van Ness Large Cat Box Liners are somewhat too big, installing and removing them from the Litter Robot drawer is quicker, easier, and, most importantly, cleaner with absolutely no contact with used litter necessary. Go with Van Ness Large Drawstring Liners instead. You'll be happy you did. The material in both the small as well as the large Van Ness liners is not stiff and is strong. The liners don't break or leak. The drawstring could stand to cinch up just a little tighter when closing on the top of the bag so that it completely closes leaving no hole for dirty litter or odor to escape, but it does fairly well. To totally contain the odor and seal the liners completely, I tie it off with a a twist tie before disposal.

These are nice and thick and the drawstring makes cleaning the litter box easy. I was a bit disappointed that one of them was glued shut and couldn't be used, but still a good value for the money.

I used these liners with my young cat and she took great pains to tear the liners full of holes and drag them off the litter box. The liners are very sturdy and look like they might be ideal for a less maniacal cat. I use them for dumping the final litter when I feel I've scooped enough. They fit nicely over the edge of the box and tie up neatly. Otherwise, I've gone bagless.

The litter box liner is similar to a drawstring trash bag. I believe it resembles how the bottom edges of a real trash bag would crumple up in a litter box-- and that's the only minor inconvenience of this product. The thickness and durability of the plastic is like an average trash bag. It works well in my kitten's litter box. Personally, I will repurchase this product. It serves its intended purpose.