3 x Cat Litter Box Protector, Clear Easy Clean Splash Guard for Open Litter Box, 36 x 29 cm, Cat Litter Box Not Included (3 Pack)

Loving this product! It's perfect for our need as 1 of our cats is a "tall pee-er". Previously, even with a lid on the cat litter box, his "aim" wd come dripping out between the top/ bottom of the box. We prefer no lid as it's easier to clean/scoop. Now, with these clear panels (and clear tape), we can see what's taking place, and it's easy to wipe down. Currently we only used 2 of the 3 panels in the package, and it's working great! While we did overlap the 2 panels, the only thing we added was a piece of clear tape to close off any possibility of moisture going between the 2 panels.

I have had male cats for years, and they love to spray over the edge of the litter box. I used to surround the litter box with puppy training pads on the floor and taped to the wall. Then I discovered these things, and OMG! What a difference they make! They are high enough that the cats don't spray over the top. No more pee on the floor, or running under the litter box! No more disposing of wet, stinky puppy pads! No more pee smell in my house! I thought they might not stick well, but I have had no problems with them coming off. And you can wipe them clean if they get stinky, although I still find it is a good idea to replace them every six months or so.

My kitty for some reason likes to aim high up when she goes. I’m not sure how she accomplishes this, but she was always going over the edge in the back of her littler box. I put these on her litter box, and the issue was instantly fixed. My only complaint is that litter can get stuck behind the screens when changing out the litter box, and I’m not sure how long they will last. They seem very sticky, so I assume they will last awhile.

Worked perfectly for the first month or so. But after that the adhesive wasn't sticking so I used some double sided gorilla tape and that seems to be holding. Otherwise it works perfectly! For the litter box and it you're using a small box then it can be cut to size.

Both of my cats have only ever used fully enclosed litter boxes. Recently, , one had some medical issues that made it, temporarily, impossible for him to get into the covered box with high edges. I got an additional box that's completely open. My other cat still uses the old box plus sometimes the new one. And my kitty with the medical issues really prefers to open box. THE PROBLEM with the cats using the open box is that they're so used to the fully enclosed one that they were frequently urinating and defecation on or over the edge of the box. They were used to having walls to tell them where to go and now with no walls they were missing the mark and constantly making messes for me to clean up. THE SOLUTION: These stick on walls were just what I needed! They're clear so let light in, and Iput them right on the open tray with the lower lip so my kitty who needs a shorter rim to step over can still get in easily. But now they know where the edge is! And I don't have to clean up pee spray and cat poop that went outside the box, or big piles of litter that got kicked over the sides. Yay! It's been about a month and so far they're holding up. TIPS: I did make sure to overlap the corners, like the instructions say, AND for extra piece of mind, I put a piece of clear packing tape at the top of the corners to make them stronger. ALSO, when I scoop the edges of the tray, I scoop DOWN the edges and into the center of the tray, so I'm not constantly running into the bottom edge of the walls with the litter scoop. With the corners overlapped, they don't come all the way to the front of the box, and I was concerned about this at first, but it hasn't been an issue. So far so good! Very happy! I think if the adhesive holds up well over time I will bump then from a 4 to 5 stars. I just want to wait and see. Fingers crossed!