Review on 😺 Jumbo Petmate Doskocil Litter Pan in Blue Mesa/Mouse Grey by Shonda Smykle

I got two bunnies this year. Lion Head in March and English Lop Baby in May. It was perfect for both of them. When Trouble was a toddler, she only weighed 2 pounds when I brought her home. And she slept in that tray. Eventually she got bigger and I noticed her ass was sticking out over the edge as she got in. The edge of the litter box and cage and urine/feces landed on my carpet. Mopping was a nightmare. I eventually got rid of it and replaced it with a litter box for very large cats. She weighed 16 pounds 4 ounces when she was last checked in November. However, this tray is ideal for pets weighing 5 pounds or less. When it turned into trouble I gave it to Desi. Now Desi only cost a pound when I got it. Now that he's an adult, he weighs 4 pounds 6 ounces. And the litter box is perfect for him. I actually keep the box on top because he has a habit of peeing on the walls (to mark territory and mark it) and if I put the box on top of it he can't do it. He can even turn his whole body around and completely relax in the box. And he's a bit of a neat freak. I have to clean his box 3 times a week and his cage 2 times. A few Clorox wipes and a good hose rinse will keep it nice and clean. Some of the photos show her new tray. Why did I add the ones you may be asking? Well, it's a tray for kittens and your kids won't stay small forever. So keep in mind that you will need to upgrade at some point. But until then, this is the perfect litter box.