cat loos

[CathyW]

im an imsoniac as it is,so when im going on *walk a bout* ill be looking,just see me in me nighty on my hands n knees having a peek

[Mags]

Originally Posted by boys mum

im an imsoniac as it is,so when im going on *walk a bout* ill be looking,just see me in me nighty on my hands n knees having a peek

.....approach it with a water diving stick BM, you won't have to get on your hands and knees then!

[dinahsmum]

Sub-heading - Plastic liners

As I've only just caught on to these I thought it would be worth a post to check whether there is anyone even less up-to-date than me who still doesn't know about them.
They are just great (very expensive, for what they are, IMO, but hey.....) and really work. Pop them in the litter pan, add litter, in time puss adds his contribution and you just pick up the bag/liner, seal it with a twist thing (provided) and straight in the bin. Absolutely no mess and no cleaning of the litter pan required.
I get mine at Tesco, next to the litter, I think they're 99p for 6

*sits back and waits for multiple posts - 'you've only just found these - sheeesh!'*

[CathyW]

yeaaaaaaaaaaaaa they have used the tray took the lid off one of them,and then later put it back on with out the flaps so far so good,
and yes i was on my hands n knees at 2-30 am having a look

[Fran]

Great news BM...I thought taking the lid off may help

[Mags]

Brilliant news BM, it didn't take them long to learn did it?

[CathyW]

Originally Posted by Mags

Brilliant news BM, it didn't take them long to learn did it?

im glad as well,as barnabys had trouble with his waterworks in the past,and didnt want him to aggravate the situation,but they seem fine now,just some thing new i spose

[Mags]

I think the covered ones are a lot better....they look nicer too....

[Moli]

I can't get liners to fit my covered tray, its very deep any liners I have seen are not big enough...............

[Mags]

I haven't tried liners....must save a lot of work though....