Cat Litter Mat

Your cat uses the litter box. Then the litter uses your house.

It's in the hallway. It's on the bathroom tile. It crunches under your bare feet on the way to bed.

You tried a cheap plastic mat. Your cat hops right over it, or the litter bounces off the hard ridges and keeps traveling.

So you sweep. Every day.

"I bought the 2 layered mat everyone swore over on tiktok and hated it… All of the tracking I was having issues with has completely gone away about 90% because of this rug!"

Jenalee, cat owner

Meet the Dirty Dog Cat Litter Mat

A litter mat made from the same advanced microfiber as the Dirty Dog Doormat. It sits outside the box and pulls litter, dirt and moisture off your cat's paws as they step out, so it stays in the mat instead of following them around the house.

How It Works

Litter sticks between toe beans and in the fur around the paws. Hard plastic mats only catch what falls straight down.

The Cat Litter Mat uses thick, soft microfiber strands that open around each paw. As your cat walks across, the fibers brush litter loose and trap it below the surface, where it can't be kicked back out.

The polyester and polyamide blend also absorbs moisture, so damp litter and wet paws are handled too.

A grippy, non-slip backing keeps the mat in place, even when your cat exits the box at full speed.

What Changes Around the Litter Box

Less litter on your floors

The microfiber grabs litter off paws in the first few steps, before it can spread.

Your cat actually walks on it

It's soft and plush, not hard and spiky, so cats walk across it instead of jumping over it.

It stays put

The non-slip backing keeps it from sliding or bunching up on tile and wood.

Emptying it takes seconds

Carry it outside and give it a shake, then toss it in the washing machine for a deeper clean.

It doubles as a cat bed

It's soft enough that some cats curl up on it. It also has a playful mouse design, so the cat knows it's theirs.

What Cat Owners Say

Owners of fine, sandy litter say it catches what other mats miss.

"We use Garfield litter, it is like sand and white in color, this rug catches a good amount of trailing litter off 'Mr Sanders' paws as he leaves. The best of all is I can take it outside and just shake it to clean."

Betty, cat owner

"This cat litter mat is just like the dirty dog one but made with a cute mouse so the cat knows it's hers. No more fights with the dog over who sleeps on the kitchen mat now they each have their own."

Randy, cat owner

A Plastic Litter Mat vs. the Dirty Dog Cat Litter Mat

Features at a Glance

• Polyester and polyamide microfiber blend
• Traps litter, dirt and moisture
• Soft, plush surface; gentle on paws
• Grippy, non-slip backing
• Works with all types of litter
• Machine washable
• 35" x 26", the same size as a Large Dirty Dog Doormat
• Playful mouse design in Brown, Grey and Pacific Blue

How to Use and Care

1. Place the mat right where your cat exits the litter box. At 35" x 26", it covers the landing zone in front of most boxes.
2. Let your cat walk across it; the fibers catch the litter.
3. Take it outside and shake it out every few days. Vacuuming isn't recommended; strong suction tends to pull up the mat.
4. Machine wash separately in cold water with a normal amount of detergent. Skip bleach and fabric softener, then hang to dry.

For the Dogs in the House

Share your home with a dog too? The Dirty Dog Doormat does the same job at the front door, with the same microfiber.

Keep the litter in the litter box zone, and stop sweeping the whole house to find it.