Amakunft Large Rabbit Litter Box, Small Animal Potty Trainer, Bunny Corner Toilet Box for cage, Small Pet Pan for Ferret/Guinea Pig/Chinchilla/Galesaur

Got it today. Good size for guinea pigs.

This is the best litter Box for our 2.5 lb drawf bunny. It raises her above the mess which falls on the pee pads below. No more urine soaked wood chips wafting thru the house. And she took right to it. I’ve ordered a bag of the pads and even changing her little box 3 times a week is cheaper than the wood chips. So much more sanitary for her little feet. I just put a handful of hay on top and she munches more hay now while she’s dooing her business. The plastic tray is so soft on her feet and healthier than wire. Good size for tiny rabbits so their little feet don’t fall thru creating injury. She loves her litter box so much that we got another for her new boyfriend. ❤️❤️

These are great - we have 2. The only issue is it’s a bit small for our bunny. I wish they had larger sizes. It can also be difficult to clean the grate but I’m finally able to in the garage sink with water on full blast. If they can improve it, it would be to do the grate without the crevices / just a solid round bottom as well, so it’s easier to clean. Urine can get caught in the underside and it’s hard to wipe, so you have to flush out with a tap or hose. Thanks!

its a great box all the way around

The grate has rounded edges so it’s soft on rabbit’s feet. Large enough for a Flemish rabbit. Contoured sides so she can eat out of side dish while in the litter box. If I could change one thing it would be to make it deeper so less litter changes per week however forced frequent litter changes means less odor- so perhaps it’s better not to be deeper.

Im a NEW bunny mother and was trying litter boxes left and right, having a ton of problems with liners and litter bedding that the bunnies would try to eat or would stick to my netherland dwarf/lionhead! Like every time he went into the litterbox, he would bring half the bedding shreds back out with him! I tried just about every possible solution, unfortunately some of the ones that worked were more difficult as I am a student and sometimes (although I aim for rarely) do run into times where I cannot change their litterbox but every 3 days which with the other litterboxes I tried, it was a hit and a miss left and right. THEN... I got this litterbox. GAME CHANGER! THE RECIPE: I have two of these litterboxes side by side I take Costco puppy pads, open them up and cut them in half Putting one half in each litterbox Add Chosen Bedding or litter (reminder make sure its low in dust!!!) (I use Full Cheeks Lavendar and Coconut Scent Paper Bedding) Click the grate into Place over the litterbox Then add in your chosen Hay and Food Feeder! I use Hay Bags Because Ive found them to be the least messy for cleaning For Cleaning anything with a jet spray is optimal, for messes on the grates I just pour vinegar over the spot and it almost immediately takes the stain out. Love it sooo much!!! Also yes the second picture is my full grown babies!

Its a bit on the small size, but works great. We bought for a rabbit, so smallish for that size critter, but it works well. We took the wire part out and it worked better for the rabbit.

This works great for the baby bunny, but Im not sure how well it will do when hes full grown. So far its great as the travel potty tray.

Our medium size (8 pound) male rabbit uses the large size litter box. He seems to love it. Before, we had a cat litter pan for him, but this is better. He stands on the grill, pee and poop go through the grill, and his feet stay clean and dry. We put newspaper under the grill. We change the paper and rinse the litter box and grill every day.

Although I thought the price was a little high, the product is durable and easy to clean. It is just the right size.