Every cat owner knows the pain of seeing litter flying all over your home from the litter tray - with the Advanced Black Litter Tray Mat, this nightmare will be a thing of the past! The textured surface catches any stray pieces of litter from your cat’s paws, helping prevent it from spreading throughout the house. The material is pleasantly soft, making it the ideal mat for sensitive cats. Thanks to the pyramid-shaped taper on the underside of the Advanced Black Litter Tray Mat, your floor will also remain clean, without becoming damp or sticky. To clean the Advanced Black Litter Tray Mat, it can simply be vacuumed or shaken clean, so that any trapped litter falls effortlessly away. The Advanced Black Litter Tray Mat offers improved cleanliness and hygiene for your home! Advanced Black Litter Tray Mat at a glance: Mat for cat litter trays Textured surface: reliably catches litter Soft and pleasant: suitable for sensitive cats With pyramid-shaped taper underneath: to keep your floor clean, preventing it becoming moist or sticky Easy to clean: simply vacuum or shake clean Colour: black Material: PVC Dimensions: 60 x 40 cm (L x W)
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: zooplus Exclusive
- Price: £3.69
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Wash the tray with hot water and mild unscented soap; avoid bleach and phenol-based disinfectants.
- If your cat avoids a hooded tray, try taking the lid off before changing anything else.
- Top-entry boxes are not suitable for kittens, elderly cats or cats with stiff joints.
Common questions
Where is the best place for a litter tray?
Somewhere quiet and always accessible, away from food, water and sleeping areas. Avoid next to noisy appliances, busy doorways and glass doors where outside cats can look in. In a house with several floors, put a tray on each level.
Why has my cat stopped using the litter tray?
Common causes are a dirty or too small tray, a change of litter, a new location, a lid the cat dislikes or stress from another cat. Medical problems are also a frequent cause, so see a vet if your cat strains, goes often or passes blood. A male cat straining without passing urine is an emergency.
