WePet Cat Litter Box Mat(No. 02-2), Kitty Premium PVC Pad, Durable Trapping Rug, Phthalate Free, Urine-Resistant, Scatter Control, L 35 x 23, Grey

If your cat doesn’t pee directly on it, it would probably be a good mat for catching litter from paws. However, my 16 yo cat likes to pee on rugs now. This didn’t turn out to be water/urine leak-proof as described. My wood floor beneath is ruined. I contacted customer service and they refunded my money. I’m very satisfied with the customer service.

I have three of these mats now, and they are really helping with the litter tracking. I have 3 cats including a large, long haired cat, and the litter was driving me crazy! I bought one of these mats to try and has found it to be really helpful. The litter sticks to the mat as the cats come out of the box, keeping it from spreading all over the house. The mats are soft, so the cats don't mind walking on them. They are also really easy to clean, I just pick up the mat and shake the litter back into the box. Once every couple of months I run it under the shower and let it dry. They are inexpensive enough that I could buy a couple to have them for all four of my litter boxes. #petmomma.co

This is okay, nothing major wrong with it. It is a bit smaller than expected. The dimensions listed are correct, but be aware that the photos are a bit out of perspective. ("Honey, I shrunk the cat.") I usually get "yoga mats" from Five Below to use as litter mats and floor protection. During pandemic, I couldn't go to the store, so shopped amazon and found this. The biggest issue for me is that my cats didn't like it. I put this down outside the litter box, and they stopped using the litter box. I think they didn't like the feel of the "squiggly" plastic sections? I flipped it (the back is flat) and their habits went back to normal. And it does provide protection for the hardwood floor. For ten bucks, it's okay.

This mat is the perfect size! I set the litter box on the corner and have not had any litter get on the floor yet. Plus it’s easy to clean.

Works better than all the trays, rugs, and mats the housemate had tucked around the litter box. It’s easy enough to vacuum, but whatever gets stuck or ground in is hard to remove no matter how thoroughly vacuumed, violently shaken, or beaten against concrete sidewalk out front.Update 1: bought another one for more litter box exiting area to try and have less litter scratching up the wood floor. Plenty of litter still makes it onto the wood floor - as well as litter paw prints.Update 2: purchased a second mat in the same color, grey, but they don’t match, one is very much darker than the other.Update 3: three months after purchasing and using these mats they hardly hold any litter anymore - litter tracks all over the house and even onto my bed upstairs. Ugh.

I didn't think initially the cats would find it comfortable, but I'm not a cat. Turns out sometimes they even lay on it! It certainly cut down on the tracking of litter on the hard floor and certainly would if there was carpeting instead. Nothing more nasty than walking barefoot or in your socks and walking on litter. Very sturdy construction. I had bought two because the prior brand purchased didn't hold up and I had to throw it out. This one has worked out great, so I opted to double the floor surface area to further assure the litter tracking was even more limited. I just use the vacuum once in a while over it or opt to take it outside and shake what's in it out. I'd even considered using one of these for a front door mat...

With my two cats, this works very well at keeping the litter trapped. My bedroom is small (tiny living) so with the litter box under my 18" high beefcake, keeping everything neat and tidy is important. I do end up replacing every 9-12 months or so. Primary reason is my cats will claw at the surface and wear down the poly-knap to the point a hole or two. But at just $15, it's an economical solution.

About the same quality as one you would buy at your pet store or Walmart but it’s almost twice the size so it actually fits in front of 2 of my litter boxes. I got 2 so I used one for both of my boxes in the closet and set another one in the door way just to help with the little extra the take with their paws so it has helped drastically with the tracking of litter through the house. I just vacuum it usually and it all comes out but if you shake it out it might take a little longer and the dust gets a little much because of all the shaking but still gets pretty clean.