PETSWORLD Fresh Scented Cat Pads Refills for Tidy Cats Breeze Litter System 200 Pads for Cat Litter Box, 16.9x11.4 Inch

These work great and are much less than the name brand. I would recommend them.

I have the Tidy Cat Breeze litter box system. The TC brand pads are ridiculously priced, so I tried these after reading a recommendation from someone on YouTube. They recommended the scented ones, and I was a little nervous about filling the room with a strong perfumey smell, but I never smell them. The best part is that I also NEVER smell cat pee!Keep in mind I only have 1 cat and she doesn't have kidney problems, so we're talking about an average amount of cat urine & feces. But if you have only 1 cat, I HIGHLY recommend the Breeze litter box and these pads. I also recommend pine pellets for litter. I buy pine pellet horse bedding from Tractor Supply which is about $7 for 40lbs. It will probably last the whole year, so with the $38 pads that I change about once a week and the $7 pine pellets, I'm only paying around $45/year for litter supplies.I keep the litter box in my bathroom because, even though I never smell cat urine with this system, nothing covers up the smell of feces. I scoop the feces directly into the toilet (pine pellets don't stick to the feces unless it's a little soft/runny) and turn on my bathroom's fan. Half way through the week I'll take the bottom drawer that holds the pad, rotate it around and put it back because my cat usually pees in the same spot. After about a week, I change the pad. I've gone a few days longer than a week and have never had a leak or puddling when throwing out the pad!These pads fit the drawer perfectly and have finished/sealed edges that keep the pee in (versus buying bigger pee pads and cutting them in half). Highly recommend.Note on pine pellets: they're the only litter I've found that doesn't track!!! I don't even have a litter mat under the litter box! If I was using any other litter, it would be all over my tile floor. And it doesn't have the dust that clay litters have--that can't be good for humans or cats to be breathing in.**UPDATE***These pads definitely last longer than 1 week (if you have only 1 cat). I've used 31 pads in 37 weeks! That comes out to 8.35 days per pad. I'm just happy that it means my 50 pads will last longer than 1 year (52 weeks). Haven't used up the bag of pine pellets, either, so this litter system actually comes out to be LESS THAN $45/year! I'm still very, very, very happy with this system :) (Tractor Supply Pine Pellet Bedding + Tidy Cat Breeze Litter Box + these pee pads)

I love the economical aspect. I have 3 cats using one box. So the pad is changed often. They are absorbent and help with odors. I love buying in bulk with the fact....they work. They make my life easier!

I have been using these generic cat box pads for a while now. No issues. Cheaper than the brand name.

I bought these because I had been buying the original Breeze ones and then suddenly and mysteriously they disappeared and I couldn't find them so I had to look to buying them online. Well once you get online you find you can get a whole year's supply for a little less than 4 months of what I had been paying. I was skeptical, but I have one cat who has a urinary problem, so my normal procedure is to keep the drawer all the way in for 2 days, pull it out about 2 inches for 2 days (cat Always pees in the front - some cats move around), and then rotate it 180 for the other 3 days, so I get the use of the whole pad. This also helps me be sure he is peeing normally every day. The pad will hold his urine for a week without leaking or dripping when I roll up the pad, but I would not want to go much more than an extra day, and I am not sure how it would roll with multiple cats, but would suspect you would use more than 1 pad a week. I am happy with them and would buy them again. I would appreciate a bit more scent, but I can sniff the drawer when I pull it out to replace the pad and it doesn't smell. Comparing to the original, the original pads are much smoother (not that anything is going to touch it) and it seems like the pee spreads out a bit more. These have a bit more of a quilted texture to them but still absorb fine - it just doesn't spread out as much, and while it looks a lot more shiny and "wet" on these pads they do not leak or drop when you change them - I just roll them up, put them in a plastic grocery bag and toss them in the trash on trash day. They come in a plastic bag inside of a sturdy cardboard box. I just cut a slit in the plastic across the width of the box and pull the pads out like a kleenex box - everything stays neat. I think they are a good deal, and they work well in my Breeze. They won't get rich off of me because one box is enough for a year for my one cat, but I will probably buy them again.

My first ever indoor kitty has happily used his indoor, open litter box since we rescued him. Teddy is an older guy, and he thinks water is his cocktail. Consequently, he pees often, in large quantities and often times in the same spot. These pooh pads are thicker than others and absorb well. The price is lower than others. I order 100 at a time!

Just the product I needed and priced right

I really like these pads. They are designed for the perfect fit and hold a lot of liquid. They can be pretty heavy when changing but not too much so. Due to snowy conditions, my 2 cats use litter boxes inside rather than their preferred outside. I double up in case I forget to change pads. The bottom one hasn’t needed to be changed. Totally dry. Even though they may be able to last longer, I change them every other day since they use more areas than others. Not much odor control but with the Breeze box, not a problem until they are changed out. My preference would be the Breeze brand but they are pricey.