Birdcage Liners - Poly Coated, Large Sizes, Custom Orders - Pre Cut Sheets in 60, 100 or 150 Quantities - Up to 250 Ft

This has made a huge difference on the clean up and maintenance of my bird’s cage.This is my 3rd order now. They’ve been consistently great in size and quality every time.Tip: find a spot in your home, a cabinet or a drawer to lay them flat and easily access as needed.I was able to move one of my cabinet shelves up and the sheets fit perfectly there.Convenient and quick clean up.Plus peace of mind as the sheets are clean and free of ink mold that plagues newspaper and magazines and can be harmful to little birds lungs.

No more scraping soiled dried newspaper off the bottom of the catch pan! I can’t believe it took me so long to find these cage liners. I use them for my African gray and Moluccan Cockatoo who take pleasure in pitching most of their food overboard and pooping on every square inch of their cages. I place a stack of liners in the bottom of the cage with the waterproof side down. They are thin but really absorbent. The waterproof coating on the underside keeps the next layer dry so I just roll the top layer up and expose the next clean layer underneath. They will cut to size for most cage sizes. I suggest measuring the inside of your catch pan twice to be sure and shortening it by 1/4” on each side. I measured mine the same each time and they were about 1/2 to 1” too big in length and width but still usable allowing the liner to curl up the sides a bit. These are worth every penny and you will find yourself cleaning the cage more frequently so there is less mess on the surrounding area and your place smells great all the time.

Like may others, I used old newspaper and never thought the liners were worth it. I was so wrong. These cage liners are excellent.Pros:. These liners do not leak. No matter how messy you think your bird is.. Looks so much better in the cage (compared to newspaper).. Makes daily clean up much easier. (just fold up ends into the middle to contain the mess).. Measure and order the size that fits your cage.Cons:NoneSummary:Even if I got free newspapers, I would not go back to using them for the cage liner.Yes the box holding the liners is a bit heavy. (there is 150 of coated liners). I keep the box in the closet and take out 7 for the week.

Make your life so much easier and buy these liners. I've been using them for years now, I have two large parrots and two small parrots. These liners are amazing and so easy to use -- and custom cut so I only use one per cage, no overlapping but no coverage gaps either. The coating is great for keeping the mess contained. I can't say enough good things about these liners. And, as a bonus, they make the cages look neat and clean in general.

I like that they fit exactly the bottom of my stange shaped cage.The plastic coating keeps all pieces clean.Cage stays clean, clean up is easier. Order 2 times a year!

As my review headline says, this brand of cage liners are the BEST I've ever used. The quality of the papers is evident from the moment you first pull one out of the packaging. They are a heavy-weight liner that feels substantial enough to truly keep your bird(s) cage(s) clean. The absorbent side does a wonderful job of wicking moisture, helping to keep down those birdy odors, and the coated side is thick enough to truly keep all of the debris inside and not rip or tear like many other liners do when you're gathering it up to toss away. Yes, they are a mite pricey, but as the old adage says, "You get what you pay for" -- most of the time, anyway! :-)I wanted to share a little trick that I learned using these liners. The first time I ordered them, I used the exact dimensions of the bottom of the cages as directed in the instructions. This second time, however, I ordered liners that are exactly one inch longer on each side of the paper (which adds a total of 2" longer and 2" wider than I normally would order). Now when I go to change a liner, I first fold the extra inch of paper on each side inward on the absorbent side of the liner so it is the exact size of the bottom of the cage. I then place the liner on the bottom of the cage, stand the folded edges up, and tuck the ends between the bars at each corner of the cage so that they make a little "tray" rather than laying flat. It makes a world of difference, as the sides help keep the discarded/spilled seeds, food pellets and moulted feathers inside of the cage and not slip through the bars onto the floor as easily. Don't know why it took me so long to figure that out, but glad I finally caught on! LOL :-DAnyway, definitely 5 stars for this excellent product. So glad I found them. Thanks, Amazon! :-)

Using these liners makes changing the bottom of the cage so fast & simple! I put one on the rack that slides out and another in the tray beneath the rack. Clean up is much easier. All I have to do to contain the mess by folding up the liner through the cage door & pulling it out. I don’t change the liners out every day, but I do change out the one on the rack about every third day. (I have a conure that does not go to the bottom of her cage, & the coating on the bottom side of the liner eliminates mess in the tray below.) The one in the tray gets some throw-away debris on it, but not much, so I change it about once every 7-10 days. Buying these is initially a bit of an expense, but they last me & “Skittles” a long time.

Paper was just the right size to line my cages.No more folding to make it fit!