🐰 Ware Manufacturing Plastic Scatterless Lock-N-Litter Small Pet Pan - Assorted Colors Review

I love this pot! My rabbit is now about 5 months old and fully potty trained. About a month after we bought her we noticed that she has a favorite corner of the cage where she likes to sit on the potty. We took out all the litter and put this potty on the floor with some of her dirty old litter to encourage her to use it. She loves it! I put water, pellets and hay around her potty because she loves to eat/drink and poop at the same time. Thanks to this, we saved $200 a month on linens! In…

I wasn't sure if it would be too big for my rabbit. I bought a size large but now that she's stepped in and knows it's going up I think this is the one. She is about 2 months old but big enough to roll over comfortably. I love that it has a removable wire tray and a removable plastic lip to keep everything inside. The tray helps keep my rabbit's paws clean and her hay, which I put right in, stays inside. Cleaning is easy and she quickly started using it after purchasing it. It's been a great…

We originally bought a smaller version of this litter and our rabbit outgrew it quickly. We were so glad to find this bigger one! Good: This is a good size for our rabbit. We like that it's in the corner and out of the way. And the best part and the reason we bought her is that she has a grill that keeps her up and down. The Bad: Yes, because of the grille. He doesn't stay down. When she's finished using the toilet, she often jumps out of bed. This will cause the back of the grid to slip and…

Great! For my two guinea pigs who are now 6 months old. I like the jumbo MUCH better than the smaller one simply because I use wood pellets underneath the wire mesh. which expand when wet. With a smaller version. Sometimes it rose above the wire mesh, or her droppings easily puckered and rose above the mesh and was awkward to hold. (Ugh) The size of the jumbo means there's enough room for his "favorite" spots, and even after a few days, he still hasn't outgrown the grid. (*I usually change the…

My only criticism of this product is its outrageous price. I have a medium sized rabbit. However, I think he is quite large compared to a normal little rabbit. He'll fit right in. It has latches to attach it to the cage to prevent debris from being thrown around. So far the product is good. But one star had to be deducted for an unreasonably high price. $32 for what my rabbit poops in. A little crazy. If he ruined it I probably wouldn't buy it again. I bought a large size. But there is nothing…

This is my favorite bowl for my rabbits. My pet store recently switched to plastic grills while this one is still metal. I prefer metal ones because they are easier to clean. However, metal rods tend to rust and corrode, so they need to be replaced about every 6 months. The giant is healthier and deeper, so feces will not accumulate on the metal mesh. The hooks that come with the kit are good but not great as my bunnies can still figure out how to untie them and slide the whole box around the…

Bottom grate does not fit plastic part, falls off, does not rest on back support as out of reach, front part flies up when rabbits step on it. The plastic part is a bit crooked, doesn't have the shape it should have, but Revain packed it perfectly, nothing happened during transport, which means it comes from the factory. Otherwise it would be a great toilet and it would work great, I like the size, the grid is ok too. My rabbits have no problem with it. However, be aware that you may receive a…

I got my first rabbit in May, about 8 months ago and until recently I didn't find time to potty train him. I know I'm a terrible parent 😣 I decided it was time to get her a bigger cage so she had more room to run around and while I was shopping here this article kept popping up. I hesitated a bit, thinking that I had her too long, she would never take advantage of that, but I was 100% wrong! I read a few reviews where others mentioned how easy it is to potty train rabbits so I gave it a try…

This is a good alternative to a square or rectangular tray to save space in the cage but is more suitable for small buns than large ones. A wire shelf is a good thing, but the shelves in the litter box that hold the shelf up make cleaning difficult. The spacing between the wires is wide enough for most of our 4 pound rabbit poo to get through, but I'm assuming the poo from the big buns won't be able to get through. The anti-splash design is not only convenient for limiting the spread, but also…