🐾 Lock-N-Litter Jumbo Plastic Pan for Small Pets - Colors Vary: Ware Manufacturing's Spacious Solution for Your Fur Baby Review

Our ferrets hate structure in their lives, so a potty tied to a certain place drives them crazy and they don't want to let it. Of course, give him 10-20 minutes and they will separate the pot from the cage wall. I recommend using the included holes and twists to mount it to the wall, or better yet, buy a slightly cheaper pot without a 'lock', drill a hole on either side and screw it to the sides of the case to screw. Works exactly the same and will save you a few bucks.

This works very well for my chinchillas. I took a big one because I was afraid the second one would be small. I could probably go for the smaller of the two, but this one works great because I have a fairly large cage. I hated how the paper sheets looked and how they were lying around and it was a hassle to clean them up. I changed it to fleece and added this tray to at least give them some bedding. Will they actually use it as a place to poop? Doubtful. But I feel better that it's there for…

I have two ferrets and when I first got them I bought what I think was the largest size in the litter and it was great but too small. I ordered an extra because it's always good to have an extra just in case. When I ordered I ordered a giant when I used to order a large. The difference is AMAZING! This is the perfect size for 2 ferrets! They can fit in the pot with their whole body and the rear lip catches droppings from the wall. I've never been happier about an incorrect order. This one is…

I bought this tray to replace the loose corner tray I had in my rabbit cage. He had a habit of moving his litter box and turning it over from time to time, messing up his cage and defeating the purpose of a litter box. The one who attaches the box to the cage is a game changer. He can't move it, he doesn't make a mess, and we're both happy about it. It's fairly easy to clip to the side of the cage, and when it's time to clean, the tray slides in and out of the clips easily. All in all I am very

Very good litter box for a quiet and unobtrusive ferret. It was 2 hours before she slipped behind or under him, snapping everything off the clamps. Rschunimagu. I ended up making four small holes in the bottom and tying it to the bottom of her cage. So the included clamps held it to the sides of the corner and also secured the bottom. She cannot turn it over and was so devastated that she ended up using the bathroom in the far corner of her cage. However, I found that she used the box the next…

I was really hoping this would be my last litter box purchase for my ferret Sammy. Unfortunately not, the main reason for the purchase was the 2 locking mechanisms and the "huge" size. The two locks work and attach to the cage as described, but they are not permanently attached to the pot itself. They should snap into place through two small slots and can be slid out with enough wiggling and shaking of the pan. My ferret found out after digging and shaking and took the pan off the locks for 15…

Bought a jumbo. Too large. I bought a big one. Perfect for my little hedgehog and will hold up to an adult hood. Easily erased. Big. Has lips about an inch in front. Maybe even a little over 1 inch. It took my hedgehog a while to get used to stepping over it, but now when he decides to use it he can get in and out with no problem. He was a few months old when I bought him and is now 8 months old. (Born 4th November. Ordered 6th January I believe). I use this tray with Papa's Guinea liner, which