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A litter box liner includes a plurality of removable layers stacked one inside of the other and conformable to the shape of the interior surface of a litter box. The liner includes an imperforate bottom layer and a plurality of screening layers positioned above the bottom layer. Each screening layer

A litter box liner includes a plurality of removable layers stacked one inside of the other and conformable to the shape of the interior surface of a litter box. The liner includes an imperforate bottom layer and a plurality of screening layers positioned above the bottom layer. Each screening layer includes a bottom wall with a plurality of openings therethrough which are large enough to pass granular litter but small enough to block animal excrement. The screening layer also includes an imperforate flap attached beneath the bottom wall by a flexible edge connector, with the flap being large enough to cover all of the openings. The animal excrement may be screened from the litter by pulling upward on the uppermost layer and allowing the litter to pass through the openings as the flap drops down.

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A litter box liner adapted to be positioned between a litter box and the litter contained therein comprising: (a) a removable imperforate bottom layer which is conformable to the shape of the interior surface of the litter box and has a bottom wall and a peripheral wall extending upwardly from the b

A litter box liner adapted to be positioned between a litter box and the litter contained therein comprising: (a) a removable imperforate bottom layer which is conformable to the shape of the interior surface of the litter box and has a bottom wall and a peripheral wall extending upwardly from the bottom wall and integral therewith, and (b) a plurality of removable screening layers stacked one inside of the other and positioned above the imperforate bottom layer, each of said screening layers being conformable to the shape of the interior surface of the litter box and having a bottom wall and a peripheral wall extending upwardly from the bottom wall and integral therewith, with the bottom wall of each of said screening layers having a plurality of openings therethrough, said openings being large enough to pass granular litter therethrough but being small enough to block any solid animal waste in the litter, each of said screening layers including an imperforate flap attached thereto beneath its bottom wall by a flexible edge connector, said flap being large enough to cover all of said openings and keep the litter from contacting any underlying layer, and the solid animal waste may be removed from the litter by lifting up on the uppermost screening layer and allowing the litter to pass through said openings as said flap drops down.