Pet Small Rat Toilet, Square Potty Trainer Corner Litter Bedding Box Pet Pan for Small Animal/Rabbit/Guinea Pig/galesaur/Ferret (Blue)

This is perfect for my three male ferrets, my female has her own 😎. It’s easy to remove and clean every day!

My three baby rats started using it right away. It has helped a ton with cleanup.

I actually got my bunnies from a farmer so they were used to wires under their feet when using the bathroom. This was a great into litter box for that reason until they got big and went to regular litter boxes. ( lower left hand corner)

The overall design of the box fits well in my cage, but the outer enamel on the grate has already begun to wear off and rust. Additionally, the holes in it are often too small and result in built up waste above the cage that your pet ends up sitting in.

We have an inside bunny and she loves her potty box. It is easy to clean daily but at the same time it's the only one she doesn't rip the tray out of... so lots less mess than competitors. If you don't line the bathroom will make the bottom rough and yucky .. I'm sure you could clean and protect better than we do but due to family preferences we replace every 3 months just to ensure her potty is always like new. (She's spoiled) also if your bunny is a but fluffy (she loves to eat) this larger size allows for her comfort unlike the smaller corner ones.

The media could not be loaded.  Update: (only took me 5 months to learn) The secure piece that attaches the tray to the cage has a line in it (giving it the look of it should be attached around a bar)Place it between the bars, otherwise it pops right off the bars.They easily pull the metal grate out (for fun?)I have been working on redirection with my ferrett Brownie. And it's been working for him not to play in his litter box

I purchased 2 of these to use as shelves/platforms for my roborovski dwarf hamster (without the mesh of course). I'm going to attach them to a 50 gallon bin cage I'm making for him. I'm not sure how well these work for rabbits but it's so hard to find good, safe platforms to add to a hamster's cage (or any small animal cage - I should note that this as a shelf would probably not support the weight of a Syrian hamster or any animal of similar size as there's just one point of attachment on the back) and I think these will be fantastic for that purpose. I love that there are walls around the entire thing so theoretically he's not going to be able to just fall off the side, like in a lot of cage platform designs, and the spot in the front to attach the mesh can also easily be used to attach a ladder of some sort if the ladder is meant to hook onto something. It also has a screw on the back to attach it to either cage wires or in a hole in a plastic bin, which is what I'll be using it for. Only thing I would like to note about the quality is because these are somewhat cheap plastic, one of the two pans arrived with what looked like a scratch that might have been caused by something hot as the plastic around it was dark and coming off and looked somewhat burnt. I will be filing this part down and removing any discolored plastic before giving it to my hamster, but the design also means it should be very easy to clean.

This has made cleaning my ferret cage so much easier. Even my 7 year old can clen it

Good size for our Netherland dwarf and mini lop bunnies. GREAT to clean. Better quality plastic than some we’ve had. Keeps buns out of litter. Sides are good height.

Good size for mini rabbits.

Absolutely great! My mini lop is 2 kg. He can fit his bump there. Excellent quality. My rabbit was digging all the time his litter tray. Now I don't have to clean my house hundred times a day. I will got one more for my second Netherlands rabbit.

When it turned up I was cursing because I thought it was too small... but within 10 mins both my rabbits had used it and stayed sitting in it to have a clean! So pleased, you don't need to use any sawdust or anything in it (unless you really want to ), just empty it into a composter (or a big bin which is normally cheaper!) twice a day and rinse with water. Will be easy to check for any changes in the colour of their wee too which could be really useful. The holes in the wire mesh are too big I think for guinea pigs, I can see their little chicken feet going down the gap and getting caught but perfect for fuzzy feet bun buns. I think long term this is the cheapest and probably most eco-friendly way of keeping your rabbits cage (or in my case my house) clean. It may seem a bit expensive, but if you consider the fact that you will save money on sawdust long term, it pays for itself. Also they love just laying in it so it must be comfy as well!

Good while bunny is small and stops her peeing over the back. But needs changed daily because the size. Also doesn't fit the cage. We need to screw a hole to secure it but I just leave it unsecure but the hay ends up falling behind it then so not ideal! But does the job for now.