Cat Litter Mat That Catches Scatter, Floors Stay Clean

Built to Trap Scatter Where Paws Land

• Open Loops Trap Scatter

  The open-loop PVC surface grabs granules from paws as cats step off the box. Litter stays in the loops on the mat instead of rolling across the floor. Shake the mat out and the loops are ready again.

• Raised Border Holds It In

  The raised border edge stops scatter from sliding off the mat onto the floor. Whatever lands near the edge stays in the mat zone, so the tile or wood beyond it stays clear.

• Figure-Eight Shape

  The peanut shape wraps the box exit without taking over the room. It sits where the mess starts and leaves the rest of the floor open.

Set It at the Exit and Keep It Clear

1. 1
   Place it at the box exit

   Set the mat directly in front of the box opening, where your cat steps out. Paws land on it first, so scatter is caught at the source.

2. 2
   Check the zone each day

   Look at the mat after a few exits. If granules are sitting in the loops, shake the mat out so the surface can catch the next load.

3. 3
   Wipe it on a regular schedule

   Wipe the surface when it looks dusty, and keep sweeping the wider floor as usual. The mat handles the exit, the broom handles the rest.

Simple Upkeep for a Mat That Works Hard

• Shake out often

  Empty the loops whenever you see granules collecting in the texture.

• Wipe the surface

  A damp cloth lifts the dust that settles between the embossed details.

• Keep the edge clear

  Litter pressed against the raised border can ride over it, so brush the edge too.