Review on MD Trade Guinea Pig Ferret Small Animal 🐹 Litter Box Potty Trainer, Rabbit Cage Square Litter Bedding (11inch) by Josh Zepeda

This "tray" is MUCH small for adult rabbits! Rabbits need litter boxes large enough to maneuver, turn, and dig in, which is their natural behavior in the wild. Many bun experts recommend giving a rabbit a tray large enough to hold TWO rabbits at a time. Three foot long transparent containers with low walls are ideal for this. By giving your rabbit enough space to do their "things" and of course by cleaning the box frequently (daily is best), you reduce the likelihood that your rabbit will decide to go potty somewhere else. works very well as hay feed (with the grate removed) for a rabbit! It has a low, sloping front that makes it easy for a rabbit to reach out and nibble on the hay. It holds about two large handfuls, which is enough for a rabbit, as you should always make sure the hay you feed is fresh and shouldn't leave it out for several days. It is also easy and quick to clean. I have several of these for my English Angora which allows me to offer her several different types of hay. I place her on low-pile mats, which helps keep her in place and makes her comfortable to crouch down. As you can see in the photo, she really climbs in the hay - with both front paws! :-)