Cleaning your cat’s litter tray is probably your least favourite thing about having a cat. With the Biokat’s Eco Bags XXL this task becomes much easier and more hygienic. Cleaning your cat’s litter tray can now be simpler and you don’t have to get your hands dirty! Simply place a bag into your cat’s litter tray and fill it with litter, so when it comes to cleaning, you just have to dispose of the litter bag with everything inside it! This saves you time and effort and keeps your cat’s tray completely clean. Biokat’s Eco Bags XXL are made in Germany and consist of 80% recycled materials - an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional disposable hygiene bags. Biokat’s Eco Bags XXL at a glance: Environmentally friendly disposable hygiene bags for cat litter trays Made from 80% recycled material: CO2-friendly alternative to conventional bags Easy to use: simply dispose of litter contained in the bag, less work and keeps your hands clean Extra large and stable: fits in small to large trays Improved hygiene: prevents urine soiling the litter tray Protects the litter tray: prolongs durability Made in Germany Contents: 12 disposable hygiene bags Dimensions: 55 x 45 x 12 cm (L x W x H) How to use: Place the bag into the litter tray. Fold any excess over the rim and fill with litter. Reattach the litter tray’s protective rim or hood. When changing the bag, close the bag securely and dispose of it and its contents together. Suitable for all types of litter trays.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: BioKat’s
- Price: £5.99
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Keep trays away from food bowls, water and beds, and away from noisy washing machines.
- 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.
Common questions
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.
Is a hooded or open litter tray better?
Many cats prefer open trays, which do not trap smells and let them see around them. Hooded trays keep litter and odour contained for people and suit some cats that like privacy. If your cat hesitates to use a hooded tray, remove the lid and see if that helps.
