Conlun Cat Litter Mat & Tray Mat (Honeycomb Double Layer, 60 x 46 cm) - Grey

If you’re forever stepping in stray cat litter, a litter mat is one of those small changes that can make daily life noticeably less messy. The Conlun Cat Litter Mat & Tray Mat is designed to sit at the entrance of your litter tray so scattered granules don’t end up spread around the house.

On paper it’s a fairly straightforward idea: a honeycomb surface to catch litter, plus a double-layer build intended to help with urine-proof protection. It’s the sort of product that’s most convincing when you know your floor (or carpets) are the part that usually take the hit.

The essentials

This is a cat litter catcher mat sized to cover the entrance area of a litter tray (listed size 60 x 46 cm, with a thickness of 1 cm in the base description). The top surface uses honeycomb-style holes that are described as extra large to catch different types of litter.

Instead of relying purely on friction, the design also aims to let litter fall back through the honeycomb pattern. In practice, the routine described is simple: lift the mat, give it a shake so litter drops through back into the tray, then replace it.

What it’s for (and what you’ll notice day to day)

The main job here is preventing litter from sticking to your feet and spreading further than it needs to. If you’ve ever walked from the tray area into the rest of the room and then noticed little footprints or crunch underfoot, this is aimed at that exact annoyance.

There’s also the issue of floors and accidents. The double-layer honeycomb design is described as having a bottom layer that’s urine and waterproof, which is meant to reduce worries about unpleasant urine stains reaching hardwood flooring and carpets.

That said, it’s not a magic shield: if there’s a major spill or the tray sits in a way that litter misses the mat, you’ll still get mess. It helps most when the tray entrance is properly aligned with the mat.

Key points

The honeycomb double-layer concept is the standout here: it’s designed to capture scattered litter, while the lower layer is described as water and urine-proof. It also includes a practical “flip and shake” style approach so collected litter can be returned to the litter tray.

It’s presented as washable and easy to clean, including vacuum-friendly cleaning for the bottom layer. There’s also mention that the bottom layer is non-slip, so it should stay where you put it.

Tech specs

• Size: 60 x 46 cm
• Thickness: 1 cm
• Water and urine-proof: double-layer honeycomb design with a urine and waterproof bottom layer
• Cleaning: washable material, bottom layer can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner, can be cleaned under a sink or in a shower
• Slip resistance: bottom layer described as non-slip
• Materials/chemical note: EVA material, BPA free, phthalate-free (phthalate-free is stated)
• Colour: Grey

Strengths and likely weak spots

Where this mat makes sense is for everyday litter control: it’s one of those “set it up once, maintain it quickly” accessories. If you regularly clean the tray area and still find little litter trails, the large enough coverage around the entrance area can reduce that.

The honeycomb holes being extra large is also a practical detail, because some mats only really suit certain litter types. Here, the description suggests it’s meant to catch “any type” of cat litter, though results can still vary depending on how your cat tracks litter and how clumping behaves.

On the limit side, you may find it less effective if your litter tray sits far from the mat (alignment matters a lot with litter catchers). And if you’re expecting it to replace proper cleaning of the tray area entirely, it may feel like it does only half the job.

Who it’s for, and who should skip it

It’s a solid pick if you want a dedicated litter tray mat that helps with scattered litter on the way out, and you also want an added layer of protection for floors and carpets based on the urine and waterproof bottom layer.

It might not be a great match if you’re trying to solve a consistently messy situation where litter is regularly thrown outside the entrance area (for example, the tray placement is awkward, or your cat kicks from the side rather than through the entrance). In that case, you may need to rethink tray positioning and how the mat lines up.

How to get the most from it

A good way to judge whether it’s worth it for your setup is to watch one or two clean-up cycles after placing it. Make sure the mat entrance zone sits directly under the area your cat steps through.

Then follow the routine suggested in the description: lift it, turn it over (or flip as directed), and shake so the collected litter falls back automatically. For cleaning, the base description recommends vacuuming the bottom layer and washing the washable material under a sink or in a shower if needed.

A small but real-life example: if your litter tray sits by a hallway, step in timing matters—placing this mat right at the threshold can reduce the “trail” you see after cats exit, before it spreads into other rooms.

Should you buy it?

Consider buying the Conlun Cat Litter Mat & Tray Mat if you’re dealing with everyday litter tracking and you’d like extra protection for floors thanks to the urine and waterproof bottom layer. The honeycomb double-layer design, non-slip base, and simple lift-and-shake maintenance routine all point towards a practical, low-fuss add-on.

You may want to skip it if your tray entrance doesn’t sit over the mat consistently, or if litter is getting scattered in ways this design can’t catch (for example, kicked out to the sides or completely missed by the honeycomb zone). In short: it’s meant to reduce the mess you already get at the tray entrance—not to handle every possible mess scenario.

Quick answers

Is the mat washable?

Yes. The description states it’s washable, and the bottom layer can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner. It also mentions cleaning under a sink or in a shower.

Does it actually stop litter getting on the floor?

It’s designed to catch scattered litter at the tray entrance using a honeycomb surface, so it should reduce tracking—especially when the tray is positioned so your cat steps through the mat area.

Does it protect against urine stains?

The bottom layer is described as urine and waterproof, aimed at helping prevent unpleasant urine stains reaching floors and carpets.

Will it stay in place?

The bottom layer is described as non-slip, intended to help it stay put once you place it.