Accessories: Scoops, mats and filters for a fresh, clean litter tray

Accessories: Everything for a well-kept litter tray

A litter tray only stays pleasant if daily care is quick and easy. That is exactly what these litter tray accessories are for. With a good litter scoop clumps are gone in seconds, a litter mat keeps stray granules off your floor and fresh spare filters trap odours in a hooded box. You'll also find deodoriser spray, large liners and spare parts for the self-cleaning Kerbl Smart.

Scoops and litter mats for every day

The litter scoop is the tool you pick up every single day. Clean litter trickles back into the tray through the slots, while clumps and faeces stay on the scoop. A sturdy aluminium scoop won't bend even with firm clumps, and lightweight plastic scoops make a handy second scoop for another tray. The Shaker model with a lid sits neatly right next to the toilet. A litter mat in front of the entrance catches the granules that cling to your cat's paws. Non-slip woven mats stay in place and are easy to shake out.

Fresh air and quick litter changes

In a hooded litter box such as the Kerbl Minka, an activated carbon filter traps odours. Its effect wears off over time, so matching spare filters are available to swap in. A litter box deodoriser spray freshens the air around the tray in between. If you use the Kerbl Smart, you'll find spare deodoriser and replacement waste bags here so the automatic cleaning keeps running smoothly. Large XL litter tray liners line the tray and make a full litter change quick and clean.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I change the carbon filter in a hooded litter box?
As a guide, roughly every one to three months, depending on how many cats use the box. A clear sign it's time is when odours escape from the hood even though the litter is clean. With several cats, it's better to change it a little sooner.

Will a deodoriser spray bother my cat?
Cats have a very sensitive nose and often dislike strong scents right at their toilet. So spray sparingly, never towards your cat and ideally when she isn't nearby. The deodoriser complements daily scooping, but it can't replace it.

My cat still tracks litter around the house despite a mat. What helps?
Place the mat so your cat takes one or two steps on it when leaving, and with hooded boxes right in front of the opening. A mat with a coarse, woven surface pulls more granules out of the paws. Shake it out regularly so it keeps working well.