Humorous P Rabbit Litter Box - Corner Litter Pan Cage Potty Trainer Ideal for Small Animal, Guinea Pig, Ferrets Rectangular Plastic Material

FINALLY!!!!My little lion head needed a litter box..after multiple attempts to finding the right thing for him. This was it! He's 4 pounds, 3 year old lion head. Very very very easy to clean. My rabbit is fully potty trained after this. Highly recommend!

I love it. My bunny tends to use it 90% of the time which makes keeping her cage cleanerA lot easier. It’s also nice and secure so my bunny can’t pull off the top crate like she did with previous potties.

Rabbit votes are in and so are mine. They started using it immediately. I'm really happy with the quality of plastic and wire materials. The high back guards from overspray/leakage. The wire pops in an out effortlessly for cleaning but stays in place once in.This is a perfect solution for my wooden rabbit cage. I simply traced the wire perimeter and cut out the plywood bottom to fit the litter pan flush with the floor and it keeps the rabbits from tipping the litter pan over. There's a good lip around the edge to keep it from falling through. This method makes it super easy to take the litter pan in & out; makes washing a breeze.

Bought another one of these because it works so well. I an training my baby mini lops with this as their mom trained herself as soon as I put it in her cage when she was pregnant with them. They are still randomly pooping through the floor bars of their cage, but still do most if their peeing and pooping in this litter box as they are still being trained to go in it. The litter box is easy to clean when I unclip the bars and empty its contents into the garbage with some light tapping. I use CLR to clean the pee out as it calcifies easily on any surface, and then I rinse it out. I love that it make cleaning their waste so much easier!

My bun's room was smelly no matter how often I changed his litter box. Found that his bum was dirty from sitting on his soiled litter. Bought this box to raise him up and keep his little butt clean and smell free. He took to it right away and knew how to use it despite never seeing a grate before. There were some concerns about the metal grate being bad for the bunny's feet to stand on, but my little guy doesnt spend much of his free time hanging out in there so I figured it wouldn't hurt my particular bunny. Our only issue with the box is that it's too small. I kept finding urine underneath the box and wondered if there was a leak. Tested it in the sink and didnt find anything. But lo and behold, I caught my bun sitting on the box with his butt hanging over a bit and saw the pee dribble down the outside of the box. Im going to have to either cut up doggy potty pads to put underneath or find a bigger litter box with sides to contain the excretions. My boy is kinda fat for his breed, maybe 4-5lbs. I'd totally recommend this box for any animal 3lbs or smaller that won't hurt their feet from standing on the grate too long.

This is the perfect size for our chubby 6 lb bunny who was hanging over his smaller corner litter pan that we used previously! This keeps his little feet cleaner and prevents him from spreading litter out of the pan.And, he looks dashing in his new yellow bow tie that was an added gift, along with his American cravat and a little dust broom and pan!!! Nice and generous addition!

My rabbit started using this right away. Since rabbits poop while eating, I installed this next to her food tray. She took to it right away! I was concerned that this item would be too small for my Velveteen lop, which is a larger breed. It works great for her! I add some absorbent towels under the grate twice a day, roll them up and clean up is easy. I like the snap-in grate which is very easy to open with the tab and keeps bunny from opening. The grate keeps her clean and dry. I did not work with my rabbit to train her; she simply took to the litter box right away. The high back corner keeps her urine inside instead of spattering outside her cage as it was doing before this purchase. No urine smell at all! Bunny is now 4 months old and has no pee and mostly no poop outside her litter box. Highly recommend!!

We had purchased a small to med corner litter tray for our Holland Lop and we noticed that she was not peeing in it as often as she had been. We caught her once sitting in it and using it except her butt was hanging out the side.... So we needed one a bit bigger and not a triangle/corner shape. This has been a great size and design.