HA SHI Large Bird Cage Liners, 31 x 21.5 in, 120 Ink-Free Newsprint Sheets

HA SHI Large Bird Cage Liners are ink-free newsprint sheets for lining large pet habitats, with 31 x 21.5 in (78.74 x 54.61 cm) sheets and 120 liners per pack.

• One wide sheet covers a large tray in a single layer — spend less time joining smaller pieces.
• Plain, ink-free paper with no added fragrance — provides a neutral liner surface.
• Sheets can be folded or trimmed — adjust the liner to fit the tray.
• A full-base sheet lifts away in one motion — make routine changes simpler.
• Wide sheets can also be used as packing paper, craft drop cloths, or protective wrap — put the extra paper to work beyond habitat lining.

Large enclosure trays can be awkward to cover with smaller liners, especially when pieces need to be joined before each change. HA SHI sheets are made for roomy habitats where a broad paper liner can cover the base in one layer. They suit large flight cages and macaw or cockatoo enclosures, as well as reptile terrariums and spacious rabbit or guinea pig homes. Their large format also serves people who regularly line wide areas, including aviaries, breeders, rescues, veterinary clinics, and grooming salons.

Will these liners fit a large cage or habitat tray?

Each HA SHI liner measures 31 x 21.5 in (78.74 x 54.61 cm), a format intended to blanket a large tray with one sheet. If your tray is smaller or has a different shape, fold or trim the paper for a closer fit. Compare the sheet dimensions with your tray before choosing the liner.

• Made for large flight cages and macaw or cockatoo enclosures.
• Also sized for reptile terrariums and roomy rabbit or guinea pig homes.

What is the paper like for everyday lining?

HA SHI liners use plain newsprint without ink or added fragrance. The paper has a slightly absorbent texture that holds droppings and scattered bedding on the sheet, helping keep the tray floor clearer during use. A neutral, unprinted surface sits beneath your pet without printed ink or added scent.

• Unprinted newsprint keeps the liner surface plain.
• Slight absorbency helps keep droppings and loose bedding together on the paper.

How do you change a liner, and who is the pack for?

When a full-base sheet spans the tray, routine cleanup can be a simple lift-and-replace: remove the used paper, discard it, and place a fresh liner. Frequent full-tray changes help keep the enclosure tidy and may help keep odor from settling into the pan between deeper cleans. The 120-sheet pack is intended for people who use liners across large areas or change them regularly.

• Useful for aviaries, breeders, rescues, veterinary clinics, and grooming salons.
• Sheets can also protect large fragile items during packing or cover surfaces for messy crafts.

HA SHI Large Bird Cage Liners are suited to pet owners and animal-care settings that need broad, plain paper liners for large habitat trays. They are also useful when a wide sheet of newsprint has a second job as packing wrap or a craft surface. The 31 x 21.5 in sheet size and 120-sheet pack make this a practical choice for frequent lining of roomy enclosures.