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After washing, the mat quickly went back to its place; the PVC didn't soak or deform.

The cat walks on it every day, and so far I don't see any signs of wear on the surface.

The loops really catch the granules from the litter box, but fine dust still stays around it.

The PVC mat looks sturdy, hasn't cracked after a month, but there was a smell for the first 24 hours.

The mat lays flat by the corner litter box, and the high edge doesn't get in the cat's way when entering.

The litter box sits between a wardrobe and a wall, so it was important that the mat laid flat and didn't curl up. The gray color doesn't clash with the tiles, the high edge keeps the granules inside, and the mat itself doesn't slide around when the cat walks out after digging.

The color is exactly as in the photo. Gray and doesn't show dirt. The litter collects in the loops without any issues.

After cleaning, I just lift the mat by the edge, pour the granules back in, and wipe the bottom with a cloth.

Daily cleaning has become easier; I just lift the mat by the edge and pour the granules back. I wish the corners laid a bit flatter, though.

The gray color fit right in next to the washing machine; the mat doesn't look out of place. However, its outline is still visible on light tiles.

Our British Shorthair, Sonya, usually ignores new things near her litter box and jumps over them. Here, the surface is soft, with no hard bumps, so she stepped on it normally on the very first evening. Within a week, I noticed the granules collect inside instead of being tracked to the sofa.

The edges are great and keep everything inside. The PVC is tough; the dog couldn't chew up the edge.

The base didn't let a wet spot seep through to the laminate, but the mat itself doesn't dry very quickly.

The loops work perfectly. They catch the litter from the paws, and I just pour it back; the floor is clean now.

The PVC didn't absorb the smell after the kitten missed the box, which is great. But the side wall needs to be washed thoroughly, as wet litter accumulates there.

Our cat digs actively, but the edge holds back most of the flying litter.

The large surface area covered the spot where the cat usually takes his first jump after using the litter box.

The waterproof base saves the laminate. The cat occasionally misses, but the liquid stays inside.

After using silica gel litter, the beads get caught well in the loops, but some have to be picked out by hand.

Our older cat has sensitive paws, but she walks on this mat without any displeasure.

The size turned out to be perfect for a covered litter box; the cat takes a couple of steps, and his paws are clean.

I placed it under the front of the litter box, and the floor around it stopped getting scratched by the granules.

I liked that the litter is easy to return: I lifted the mat by the edge, poured it back in, and it was all tidy.

I bought one mat in the packaging and put it right by the covered litter box; there was nothing to assemble.

The size nicely covered the area in front of the large litter box, but it's a very tight fit in a small bathroom.

The kitten likes kneading on this surface, says it feels soft on the paws.

The mat is easy to lift by the edge and pour the litter back out, though it springs a little at first.

A small note: after rinsing it, I dry it longer, but the floor under the mat stays dry.

The raised edge keeps scattered litter in, but the robot vacuum sometimes catches on the edge.

The gray mat looks neat next to the white litter box, not like a temporary rag.

The edges don’t catch on the bathroom door, even though the mat is almost right up against it.

The litter from the paws goes into the grooves instead of getting tracked onto the living room rug.

The high edge helps when the cat digs too actively, though some still flies out near the entrance.

The looped surface doesn’t stick to damp granules, and in the morning I clean it up without any extra fuss.

We have a Maine Coon, Barsik, with big paws, and he used to track litter all the way into the hallway. After a week of using it, the mat has noticeably collected granules in the loops, especially after his morning trip to the litter box. I wipe the floor less often now. The only thing is, for our wide litter box I’d like the size to be a little bigger on the sides.

The PVC looks dense, and the edges didn’t curl after a week of daily use.

The neighbor’s cat kept coming over and leaving litter box tracks on my new linoleum. I decided to get this mat for him. The underside is sealed, and even if the cat manages to bring moisture on his paws, it doesn’t leak onto the floor. The granules settle in the loops and don’t scatter. At first it seemed like the raised edge was a bit high, but cats step over it easily. I rinse it in the bathtub once a week and it’s like new. Excellent item.

There was one mat in the package, as expected; it’s a pity there wasn’t a simple storage bag.

The diamond-shaped grooves collect fine litter well; I get the vacuum out less often now.

The PVC didn’t absorb any odor after wet cleaning; I just rinsed it with the shower and dried it on the balcony.

The bottom layer stayed dry underneath, even though there were wet litter crumbs on top.

The mat doesn’t slide on the tile, even when the cat runs out after doing his business.

It works pretty well with wood litter: the larger pieces stay in the loops. The fine dust still spills through, so I’m giving it four instead of five.

The weight feels right: it doesn’t move around on the tile, but carrying it to wash is a little inconvenient.

The gray shade doesn’t show dirt easily; even with bentonite litter it still looks neat.

The mat is easy to lift and shake out. Very convenient to wash; I recommend this product to everyone.

The dimensions are good; it covered the whole area by the litter box. Now it’s clean around it, Five Stars.

The diamond-shaped grooves collect litter better than my old mat, but I still have to clean the corners separately with a brush.

The mat feels heavy enough; our cat doesn’t move it when getting out of the litter box.

The base didn’t get soaked after a small accident; the floor under the mat stayed dry.

The soft surface suited our cat; she doesn't jump over the mat, but calmly steps on it.

I liked that the litter doesn't get stuck forever; you just lift the mat, shake it out, and that's it.

I have two cats, Luna and Mila, and the litter box is in the bathroom. The mat covered almost the entire dirty zone in front of it, and the litter no longer gets under the washing machine. I especially like that the mat can simply be lifted and shaken out, instead of picking out the granules with a brush.

Very convenient: I lifted the mat by the edge, folded it slightly into a boat shape, and poured everything back into the box.

We use silica gel litter; it's lightweight and used to scatter the furthest. With this mat, some of the crystals stay in the loops and diamond grooves, so there is much less crunching underfoot near the bathroom door. Our cat Matvey walks on it calmly.

I placed it with the wide side along the litter box, and the trail of litter almost disappeared.

Our Maine Coon, Bars, has huge paws, and previously he left a whole trail of granules after every visit to the litter box. We placed the mat in front of the exit, and within three days it was clear that the main part of the litter settles in the loops. I lift the mat in the evening and pour it all back; it takes less than a minute.

The grey color is calm and doesn't stand out in our home, but pet hair is noticeable on it.

Our litter box is on laminate, and the waterproof bottom was a real lifesaver after the kitten missed.

Large wood pellets also stay in the loops; not all of them, but it makes a big difference for us.

The cat sniffed the PVC first, then calmly accepted the mat; she didn't notice any harsh smell.

On a dark floor, the grey color looks subtle, and the litter in the loops is immediately visible.

The kitten missed the litter box a couple of times, and I was expecting marks on the wooden floor. But the liquid didn't seep down; I just washed and dried the mat. After that, I left it permanently by the toilet; it turned out to be a very practical item for everyday use.

After two days, I noticed that the litter collects in the grooves instead of on socks around the apartment.

The high edge held the scattered litter; the cat no longer tracks it all the way to the kitchen.

I ordered this item on a friend's recommendation. The size fit perfectly and completely blocked the exit from the litter box. The granules no longer scatter around the apartment. The grey color fit perfectly into the hallway's design and doesn't attract any unnecessary attention. I am completely satisfied with the purchase and am looking into getting a third mat for the summer house.

We have a British Shorthair named Barsik; he constantly tracked granules on his paws all over the hallway. We placed this grey mat in front of the entrance. At first, the cat was suspicious of the new object, but then he got used to it. The main thing is that the diamond-shaped grooves really catch all the crumbs. Now, every two days, I just lift the mat by the edge and the debris pours out, then I scoop it up and put it back in the box. It's very convenient, and there is noticeably less cleaning. I'll be getting another one like this for the second litter box.

The PVC doesn't smell like rubber like cheap mats do. It flattened out immediately after unpacking.

I like that I can shake the collected granules back; our litter consumption has gone down slightly.

The loops really catch the granules off the paws; the area around the box is noticeably cleaner.

Our cat has sensitive paws and wouldn't step on hard mats before. She accepted this one almost immediately; the surface is soft, but after washing, drops of water remain in the loops.

We have two cats and a litter box with wood pellets. The fine sawdust stays entirely in the loops.

It doesn't slip on a heated floor, but if the cat picks up speed running by, one corner still shifts.

The soft surface suited the cat; she walks on it without hesitation, though her claws sometimes catch on the loops.

I placed it by the enclosed litter box, and after two days, there were fewer granules on the floor. The only downside is that the edge bends slightly under the box door.

The loops and grooves are deep, so the litter granules stay inside even when the cat jumps out suddenly.

The size covered the whole area in front of the litter box perfectly; before, the litter was all around it.

The gray color looks calm in the hallway, and the mat doesn’t stand out.