We have been really lucky with our kitten Marty, in the entire time we've had him he's only ever had 1 toilet related accident and even that was because he was accidentally shut in an upstairs room and couldn't get to his litter tray. It's not the nicest job to have to do but cleaning out the litter tray is an essential part of his training, if the tray gets too dirty or smelly he won't want to use it, equally it will be unpleasant for us humans too. While he was undergoing his worming treatment I found myself cleaning the tray very frequently which became quite annoying as I was the only one doing so, with the risk of bacteria and worms in the litter I would also wash ..  Read the complete review

Cleaning out the cat litter tray ranks below cleaning the human loo in my book of hated household chores. Even if you do it regularly, it's a smelly, dirty and thoroughly unpleasant job. Five minutes at it, and you start to feel really sorry for Hercules shovelling all that horse poo at the Augean stables. Bob Martin cat litter tray liners are supposed to be here to help. You buy them in packs of six, costing just over £1. Each liner is actually a square shaped polyethene bag, which fits nicely into a square little tray, leaving a little over to tuck around the edges. You then pour the litter into this plastic container and leave kitty to do his or her ...  Read the complete review

I am not very much of a people person, I love animals and my pets are hugely important to me. Recently my old family cat, Bob, has come to live with me after my dad started making plans to move out of town. Things were going well until Bob decided to have an "adventure" and I didn't see him for 10 weeks, when he was returned to me in a dreadfully sorry looking state. Since then I have kept him inside and have had to go back to making him use a litter tray. Cleaning up after pets is never a fun part of being their owner, and dealing with messy cat litter trays is a truly hideous task! After a previous bad experience with using cat litter tray liners, I decided ..  Read the complete review

There are two types (to my knowledge) of Bob Martin litter tray liners. The first type are the cheap, plastic ones that you get in packs of 6. These are rubbish and a total waste of money as they are ripped to shreds immediately, rendering them useless. The other sort is this - the more expensive de-odourising litter tray liner. They do cost considerably more (about £3.50 for a pack of 2) but it is totally worth it in my opinion. They come in different sizes (medium, large etc) and it's really guesswork as to which size you'll need - trial and error I think. They feel thick and quilted and are easy enough to install in the litter tray. You simply open it out, ...  Read the complete review

I decided to try litter tray liners a few months ago, when I noticed that my cat was just scratching the bottom of the tray with her claws and it just looks really tatty now. I thought the liners would stop her scratching the tray but unfortunately it didn't as the cheap ones you buy just rip straight away they are so thin. I also wanted an easier way to clean out the tray, by just picking up the litter in the liner and chucking it out. After using cheap liners for a week, I decided not to bother with them again. I saw these bob martin litter tray liners in pets at home the other week, and as I was going away on holiday I thought I would try again with the ...  Read the complete review