40 EZ Cat Generic Refill Pads for National Brand Name Cat Litter Box Fits 16.9" x 11.4" System Tray-Premium Grade Pads Save Over 50% Off Name Brand-Makes Cat Litter Box Care a Breeze

I use wood pellets in a Tidy Cat Breeze litter box. These pellets (for use in pellet stoves) are very cheap, a bag lasts a LONG time, and they are gentler on paws than the rock-hard clay pellets designed for the Breeze system. Learned this method from a Persian cat breeder on YouTube, and my senior kitty took to it readily. Twice daily I just lift out any solid matter, then stir the pellets a little, and any wet "sawdust" falls through the grate onto the EZ pad below.I had been using Breeze pads with the system, but was put off by their ridiculously strong, perfumy smell. These pads fit the box perfectly, work every bit as well (perhaps better, actually), and have no scent, at least not any that I can detect. Thank you, EZ, for a great product! They're also a better value at $29.99 for 40 count. I intend to continue buying these indefinitely-- unless the price shoots up. Then I'm on to puppy pads. :)

Amazing customer service from the company. They had an error in shipping & received crates of baby powder instead of these pee pads. I was able to speak with the woman in charge on more than one occasion & she sent me pads to hold me over (not nearly enough!!) until mine arrived. That being said, it took a MONTH to get my order! The few replacement pads were not enough to hold me over w/ 4 cats!! I ended up having to buy 2 units of Breeze pads from my local store to get me through, so it really ended up costing me a MORE to order these than if I had ordered from a different company. I feel like these should have been better compensation... like a months worth of free pads since it took a MONTH to get these.Item description: I like these. They seem to do a good job.....if you can get them to lay flat in the tray. They are packaged/folded like baby diapers so they have multiple deep fold ridges, making it hard to get them to stay where they are supposed to in the tray. With a lot of effort on my part to take each crease & fold it in the opposite direction. I can make them work.I may order them again. Thet are a good value. But I'm gun shy about doing so because of this experience.

I have been alternating 3 brands of litter pads for about 6 weeks, because I have been trying to determine which brand to continue to buy. I have determined that all three products, Tidy Cats, All-Absorb, and EZ, are equal in absorbency and odor control. The All-Absorb pads are 1/2" shorter than the litter tray, so I just adjust it to 1/4" on either end. It's not a big problem, but it is a bit annoying though. The other two fit perfectly, and are equal in quality, so the only difference is the price. Tidy Cats pads are currently $1.50 per pad, All-Absorb are $.74, and EZ are $.80 each. For 6 cents and a perfect fit, I'm going to use the EZ pads. I have two one-year-old male kitties, and I have two Breeze litter boxes. I change the pads every Monday and Thursday, but I know that I could change them once a week, and there would be no problem with any of these brands. I just can't stand the thought of leaving urine soaked pads for a week. I'm adding a photo so that you can see what each one looks like. They all have diamond-shaped quilting. The only difference is that the size of the diamonds is different for each. The size doesn't seem to make any difference as to the absorbency. I have never had a leak with any of these pads, and I have never smelled urine. Here are the names from top to bottom, All-Absorb (1/2" too short), EZ, and Tidy Cats.

I have 4 cats, but only 2 litter boxes, currently. I have been using these pads in my twoTidy Cats Breeze systems for a couple of weeks now, with no issues. Tidy Cats Breeze is a great system, but refills are too expensive. I also wash and re-use the pellets.I clean out the poop, take the whole box outside, wash with dish or laundry soap and a hose. Let dry in the sun, then spray down the pellets heavily with Febreze, and let dry in the sun. Good to go- again.For those who feel odor is an issue, I use one of these by each litter box: https://smile.amazon.com/Hamilton-Beach-TrueAir-04532GM-Eliminator/dp/B002SHCEVG/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1507305252&sr=8-5&keywords=True+airAnd sprinkle the pads with https://smile.amazon.com/ARM-Hammer-Cat-Litter-Deodorizer/dp/B002ZUZXUU/ref=sr_1_11?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1507305361&sr=1-11&keywords=arm+and+hammer+litter+odorI only change the pads one to two times a week. No odor problem.

I can’t imagine how this product got any good reviews as it didn’t absorb my cat’s urine at all… what was left was a big puddle of urine after a few days. I though it was just one defective pad, but it seems they are all like that. Unfortunately I ended up spilling the urine all over the floor and carpet when I went to empty the full tray. I went back to the Breeze pads as they are far superior and absolutely worth the extra few dollars…. Also, the litter box doesn’t reek of urine now as the Breeze sys does a much better job of containing smell as well. If you are considering these pads to save $$, it’s absolutely not worth it!

On a fixed income, I have to watch what I spend while getting the best I can afford. These pads fit that bill. In AZ my cat drinks a lot of water. These pads are absorbent and fit my litter box system perfectly. I had a need to contact the seller. The customer service I received was top notch, professional and exceeded my expectations.