Uifrmely Bird Cage Liners, 30 Pack, 11 x 17 Inch Sand-Coated Sheets

Uifrmely sand paper bird cage liners are disposable, quartz-sand-coated sheets designed to line cage trays and support natural nail and beak filing, in a 30-pack of 11 x 17 inch (27.94 x 43.18 cm) liners.

• 30 sheets per pack — keep fresh liners ready for regular cage-tray changes.
• Heavyweight, tear-resistant paper — made to handle daily scratching, hopping and chewing while staying flat in the tray.
• Fine quartz sand coating — helps birds naturally file their nails and beaks as they walk and peck.
• 11 x 17 inch sheets — sized for standard bird cages, flight cages and aviaries, and can be folded or cut to fit a tray.
• Disposable cage-floor coverage — contains droppings and seed shells for a cleaner tray and quick replacement.

These liners are made for everyday cage care when loose seed shells and droppings collect on the floor of a bird’s enclosure. The sand-coated surface combines a cage-tray liner with grit birds contact as they walk and peck. When a sheet is soiled, roll it up, discard it and lay down a fresh liner.

How does the quartz sand surface help birds?

Fine quartz sand helps parakeets, cockatiels, finches and canaries naturally file down overgrown nails and beaks as they walk and peck across the liner. The grit also supports normal digestion and calcium intake. This gives the cage floor a functional sand-coated surface as well as disposable coverage.

• Made for contact during everyday walking and pecking.
• Quartz grit provides the abrasive surface associated with natural filing.
• Suitable for the bird types named: parakeets, cockatiels, finches and canaries.

What cages and trays can these liners fit?

Each sheet measures 11 x 17 inches (27.94 x 43.18 cm) and is sized for standard bird cages, flight cages and aviaries. Fold or cut a sheet to match the tray shape; the liner can also be used as paper bedding, bird litter or a cage mat. Compare the sheet size with your tray, then adjust the paper as needed.

• Use on bird cage floors and trays.
• Fold or cut the sheet for a closer tray fit.
• One liner sheet covers an area based on its 11 x 17 inch dimensions.

How do you change the cage liner?

Remove a soiled sheet by rolling it up, discard it and place a fresh one in the tray. The heavyweight, tear-resistant paper is designed to hold up to daily scratching, hopping and chewing and stay flat, helping contain droppings and seed shells. Compared with newspaper, these purpose-made sheets offer a cleaner-looking, easier-to-change cage-floor option.

• Disposable sheets make it straightforward to replace soiled tray coverage.
• Use a fresh liner after removing the used one.
• The 30-sheet pack provides multiple changes for routine cage care.

Uifrmely liners suit bird owners who want a sand-coated, disposable surface for standard cages, flight cages or aviaries, with sheet size that can be folded or cut to fit the tray. They are made for cage-floor lining and daily care, with quartz grit for birds that walk and peck on the surface. Each 11 x 17 inch sheet combines tear-resistant paper with a fine sand coating.