🐰 Super-Sized Rabbit Litter Box: Spacious Pet Potty Corner Toilet for Adult Bunny, Guinea Pig, Chinchilla, Ferret Review

I had a smaller tray for my rabbit and he didn't use it. With this one he uses it more than with the previous one. I line the litter box with an absorbent reusable liner that I empty into the litter box and wash along with his other reusable litter once a week. Fits perfectly in his cage when the litter is in. The handle on the back isn't high enough as my cage has a solid plastic base on wheels so I'll probably cut it down. However, I love it.

I have a beautiful triple chin bunny with floppy ears (aka fat) 🐇 who loves to eat, let's just say she's not small but on the The first day I put it on for her, she immediately went over there and started using it. The only downside is that I'm not entirely sure if the plastic liner really helps, it just doesn't hold up very well in the pan but other than that it's very sturdy and can hold my king bunny with no problem!

Love it! My 5 month old bunny is perfect for the free space. It is easy to clean and refill. I use pine pellets from a tractor, a large bag is only $6 and it works great! The holes are big enough to hold rabbit droppings. You will need to clean the box daily as the shell is thin and difficult to remove once full, but rabbits should have clean boxes anyway so I don't mind. . I love this product and even have a second one on hand.

Finally found a suitable tray for our new rabbit. My 9 year old daughter changes it and it's pretty easy. Not always the most pleasant job, but who likes to poop?! And rabbits poop a lot! She cleans it every day. What we like best is that our cute bunny Pay doesn't have to stand in her mess like he used to. This protected their hind legs from permanent yellowing. Rough. But rabbits are clean creatures, and despite everything, she washes well. We tried three cat litter options and this one was…

Love the idea of this tray! But there are serious disadvantages. It's big and well made. But I wish the box was deeper. Not a lot of rubbish fits in there, and if it gets too full, the contents will fly all over the place when changing. I want the trellis to go from the top to the sides. Urine gets stuck in the corners and sides because part of the box is solid. So the whole purpose is lost because you have to clear these areas frequently. Design flaws aside, it's big and the drawer makes it…

The item I am reviewing is sold as a tray and according to the description it comes with 50 pods and a mini dustpan/broom. The tray is great and my rabbit used it straight away. It's very easy to clean. Mini dust bag/broom is ok. However, I can't rate the 50 pads because I didn't receive them. Instead, I got clear plastic sheets. This tray is sold at a lower price by other sellers as they do not include cushions and a mini broom/scoop. The only reason I bought from this seller was that getting…

We bought this with the intention of using it as a tray. However, our Stormy aka Fufu Bunny decided it wasn't a pot, it was his new bed lol. We now have a disposable pellet tray that is used in the stables. These balls were used in the rescue, where did we get them from? I still line my litter box (now bed) with puppy pads because 🐰 sometimes accidents happen when first going to the toilet. It would be easier to clean if he uses it as intended because the tray slides out to change. We've had…

Rabbit: 7 years, 11.5 lbs, New Zealand. This is now her number one roost. The high walls also catch any fur she sheds, keeping the area clean. The tray can be easily removed and replaced. We no longer use paper bedding as padding (cleaning up this box was too messy and frankly very wasteful - we've switched to leftover puppy pee pads). Definitely clean every 1-2 days or the poop will get stuck and you'll have to clean more (for comparison, we cleaned her old litter box 1-2 times a week). The…