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

I loved this design for my rabbits but they are very picky and didnt like it. I bought yesterdays news and a regular litter box and they actually use that. The price for 2 pieces of plastic is absurd. I wouldnt waste the money on this.

It is sturdy and easily cleaned. My only challenge is my bunny is close to 9 pounds, so I removed the grid and use it for an extra hay feeder now. Probably best for bunnies sux pounds or less.

Perfect for bunny. Keeps his cage nice and clean! I put his hay basket And water over it.. no mess in the cage at all. Everything goes in the litter box.

This is the second rabbit litter tray that I purchased and I like this one much better. It is super easy to clean, nice size. As of righting this review, our bunny is 8 months old.

Great product, I just wish the color was the same as advertised it’s showed blue but I got tan color. But other than that product is great my Guiana pig loves the wide area.

Somewhat disappointing, the litter box stains extremely easy! Just after a couple of uses it’s already stained and I cannot get the urine stain/color completely off, as seen in the photo. Photo was taken after washing. This is very annoying as one of the main reasons I got this was to try and keep my rabbits paws and tail clean. However I am pleased with the depth of the litter box as it has been the deepest litter box that I could find. As for size reference, I have a 8 pound rabbit and she fits in this litter box. I would rather a bigger one so she could be more comfortable but it works.

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

I l this for my Guinea pigs. I hang their food and water inside the liter box area and they have been peeing almost solely in the litter box. So much less mess and smell.

I have a 6lb mini lop. She has a hutch as her home-base. I measured and this litter box was the perfect size to fit inside her hutch in her chosen potty location. It goes all the way from the back wall to the front wall. She could lay down in it if she wanted to. I am glad this one doesnt have a drawer because that would make it more difficult to clean with how Im using it. Im not using the pee-pads. Pee-pads have a lot of plastic and not got for the environment- not to mention expensive compared to litter. I just put a thin layer of pine pellets in the bottom. I cover the pine pellets with a plastic food dehydrator mat, and then put the plastic grate back on. The poop falls through the plastic grate onto the food dehydrator mat, and pee passes into the pine litter. To clean, after I remove the plastic grate, I slightly bend the food dehydrator mat and dump out the poop. Then, I scoop out the soiled litter and put some more litter in. Im wasting far less litter and far less hay after switching to this litter box. How does it save me hay? Well, my bunny doesnt like the feel of the pine pellets (or paper pellets) so takes it upon herself to cover everything with hay. She doesnt do that with this litter box! The only design changes I could suggest are: 1) make the plastic grate solid/smooth on the back side so that it could be easily wiped clean. 2) make the bottom about an inch deeper to allow for more litter.

This litter box affixes to the walls of my rabbit hutch very well and the rack isnt super loose in place. This makes it harder for my rabbit to shift it around which is what he was doing with his corner litter box. It solves that problem super well. I thought it would be wider but it is still big enough for my dwarf bunny. The only thing I wish was different is the twist on the back that keeps it attached to the wall, I wish it was a little longer so I felt like it was a little more secure.