🐰 Premium Large Rabbit Litter Box with Bonus Pads, Convenient Drawer, Corner Toilet Box, and Spacious Pet Pan for Adult Guinea Pigs, Chinchilla, Ferret, Galesaur, and Small Animals Review

I bought for a rabbit. I accidentally ordered a large one instead of a very large one. Urine collects on the surrounding lip and as my rabbit eats on one side and goes to the bathroom on the other, the tray on one side fills up quickly. Therefore, the pan must be deeper. Urine stains the pan a little even though I use putty. In general, it is easy to clean. Waiting for extra large now. It seems to fit better and you can't see in the picture that it has a ridge around the top grille.

I am so glad that I ordered this product! My big rabbit started using it straight away and even wants to sleep in it. Now I can be sure that no urine gets on her body. The bottom entry really helps because it turns into arthritis. A side note: I would recommend adding glucosamine cat sprinkles and some toasted flax to your buns if they develop arthritis. My vet suggested this and it made a noticeable difference. Alright, back to the tray! I would order more boxes for her outer cage and leave…

I bought this for my 6 month old, 2.15lb young Dutch dwarf rabbit. Size XL fits perfectly. If you have a larger rabbit, the XL size may be too small. The plastic of this tray feels brittle and the material gets dirty easily. I change the small rabbit box and wash it thoroughly 1-2 times a day. Even with frequent cleaning, the urine stain will not wash off and will remain on cheap plastic. I suspect that this tray will probably need to be replaced in 4-6 months. If you are looking for a good…

We have two Holland Lops, one just over 2 pounds and the other just over 2.5 pounds. Very large suits very well one rabbit at a time. We tried the corner option, but it quickly became too small for our growing buns, and I didn't like the metal grid they had to sit on, and using trash without a piss stand is a messy cleanup. We also tried a similar litter box, except it has a poop drawer instead of a top lift. The top lift style is MUCH easier to clean. Also, this pen is a bit bigger and the…

This is the perfect size for an adult rabbit. It's shared between two of them and I line the bottom with a white garbage bag (taped and sealed around the edges to keep urine from leaking out), then put the pee pad they send over to me inside and add https://www . amazon.com/gp/product/B019Z9XZH6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 about a cup and a half of this to control odor and a Walmart clay cat litter that costs less than $2. I change it every other day and all I have to do is

My little one came from a farm where he was kept in a wire cage. While he immediately started using the tray, I needed a box with higher sides to avoid accidents. I thought it was a good compromise - a box with high walls and a similar bottom to what he had before. Pros: large with high walls for privacy, sturdy slatted floor, slatted floor easily removable for cleaning, perfect height for a young rabbit. and shouldn't be a problem for old rabbits getting in or out. Cons: 1. The included pots…

I bought this tray after a long time trying to find a tray that would suit my rabbit's needs. In particular, I had the following limitations: (1) It had to be rubbed as my rabbit likes to sit in his litter box which meant he had balls of fur on his back when there was no grating. The bars also had to be comfortable so as not to injure their legs. (2) They must have had high walls since she started urinating through them. (3) They must have been tall as she is a decent size. (5-6 pounds) rabbit.