Silicone Cat Litter Mat, Non-Slip and Foldable
Silicone Cat Litter Mat, Non-Slip and Foldable
A trapping grid that folds in half and pours straight into the bin.
Silicone holds nothing it catches, so it wipes clean rather than starting to smell the way a fabric mat does. The open grid drops litter into the recess underneath instead of letting it get kicked across the room.
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At a glance
- Material Silicone
- Single layer 45x30cm, 61x38cm, 77x58cm
- Double layer 50x38cm, 84x64cm
- Colours Black, grey, beige, bean green
- Surface Anti-tracking grid with a raised edge
- Base Waterproof and non-slip
- Cleaning Fold to empty, rinse or wipe
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THE FULL DETAIL
Everything worth knowing
Full specification
A silicone litter mat with a trapping grid, sized from a small tray up to 84 by 64cm, that pours its catch straight back into the bin.
Fabric and foam mats absorb what they catch, which is why they start to smell within a month. Silicone holds nothing, wipes clean, and folds in half to tip a week of litter out in one movement.
The grid does the work
Cats carry litter out on their paws, and a flat mat just moves the problem a foot further from the tray. The open grid lets grains drop through and sit in the recess underneath, so they come off the paw and stay off the floor rather than getting kicked across the room.
The double-layer sizes take that further with a sealed lower tray, which holds noticeably more before it needs emptying.
It empties in one movement
Pick it up, fold it down the middle, and pour. That is the whole job. Because silicone is flexible but does not crease permanently, it goes back flat afterwards rather than staying bent.
The raised lip round the edge keeps the collected litter on the mat while you carry it to the bin, which is the step most mats get wrong.
Waterproof underneath, so the floor stays dry
The solid base is waterproof, so a missed aim or a tipped tray does not reach the floorboards. It rinses under a tap and dries in minutes, and it does not fray, shed or absorb odour the way a woven mat does.
The textured underside grips hard floors so the mat stays put when a cat launches off it.
Specifications
- Material: silicone
- Single layer sizes: 45 x 30cm, 61 x 38cm, 77 x 58cm
- Double layer sizes: 50 x 38cm, 84 x 64cm
- Colours: black, grey, beige, bean green
- Surface: anti-tracking grid with a raised edge
- Base: waterproof, non-slip
- Cleaning: fold to empty, rinse or wipe
- In the box: silicone litter mat
Worth knowing before you buy
- Measure before ordering. The mat should be wider than your tray and give the cat two or three steps on it. The 45 x 30cm is genuinely small and suits a kitten tray only.
- No mat catches everything. This cuts tracking substantially; it does not eliminate it, especially with fine-grain clumping litter.
- Silicone is firm underfoot. Some cats dislike the texture at first and will step round it for a few days.
- It is not machine washable and should not be tumble dried. Rinse it and let it air dry.
- On carpet the non-slip base has nothing to grip, so it will shift. This is designed for hard floors.
- Orders are dispatched within 7 to 10 working days. See our shipping policy for the full detail.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Which size do I need?
The mat should be wider than your tray and give the cat two or three steps on it. The 45 by 30cm is genuinely small and suits a kitten tray only.
Does it catch everything?
No mat does. This cuts tracking substantially but does not eliminate it, especially with fine-grain clumping litter.
Can I use it on carpet?
It is designed for hard floors. On carpet the non-slip base has nothing to grip and the mat will shift.
Can I machine wash it?
No, and do not tumble dry it. Rinse it under a tap and let it air dry.
My cat walks around it.
Silicone is firm underfoot and some cats dislike the texture for the first few days. Most get used to it.