Vitakraft Cage Liners for Birds - For Parrot, Parakeet, Conure, and Cockatiel Cages White 20" X 18"

Do a great job. I lay these on top of some of that stuff you put in hamster cages (can’t think of what it’s called - oh well) because my sugar gliders like to think it’s a snack lol. But the liners keep that covered and honestly almost none of the potties even reach the underneath so I’d say that’s pretty dang absorbent. Good price and last a while.

These are my favorite bird liners! They are well made and can be cut to size. The top is a textured material that helps soak up and the bottom is a think plastic material to help with leaks. Have used these for several years and they don't disappoint! The only negative is they have almost doubled in the price the last couple years.

Great absorption

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I’ve been using these for years! I never dreamed of moths being in them breeding.🙀Well, surprise surprise!😲 I had a problem with them being in bird seed, and peanuts… so I started freezing both of those for 24-48 hours to destroy the eggs. I bought traps for pantry moths, and after months I had them finally gone.👍🏽But today, I was cleaning my parrots cage, and had stored those on top of it. To my horror when I brought out the box of liners, the moths came flying out everywhere!😩 I spend the last hour vacuuming inside and outside his cage trying to suck them into the vacuum. *He was not happy and kept biting at the shop vac tube.😝I know I missed a few. Trying to do all of this with a fractured spine was exhausting and painful… but necessary!🥵 So I wasn’t in the mood to take photos because I wanted to catch or kill as many as possible.One pantry moth can lay up to 300 eggs so if you don’t get them under control fast, it’s a nightmare.👹 The last thing I did was put a moth trap under his cage, and pray the last few will go inside the trap.My advice is to put a new box inside a zip lock bag, and put it in your freezer for 2-3 days to kill any eggs that might be hiding inside!🤨I’ve even started using my dogs puppy pads to put underneath his cage to make the cleanup from fallen seeds much easier. It works!👌🏽I’ll keep using these liners until I find an alternative. But, I do wish the processing plants had better quality control. Maybe one day… but I won’t hold my breath.🫢So, I decided to write this review to let others know that it’s not just food products, and share a few tips.🤓 I hope you find this review helpful. I wish someone had warned me!😊

The liners are really well made. They are not easily torn or ripped.They protect the liner tray from becoming soiled and requiring the tray to be cleaned with every liner change. I only wish they were offered in larger amounts. Depending on the size of your cage you may need to use two liners at a time.

A little pricey for a few small sheets. They were too small for my birdcage so I used 2 . The value just isn't there.

Perfect for our cage! We got birds for Christmas and these make cleaning so much easier.