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 have no complaints about this litter box. It’s gotta be the biggest grid litter box because I can’t find any other litter box bigger than this one. For reference I have a holland lop bunny named Dahlia and she will only go in this litter box. It’s very easy to clean, I usually put soap and water and scrub it down. If there’s any harder messes I spray vinegar water down on it and leave it for 5 minutes and then it’s as good as new. I like that the sidings are high so when my bunny does go pee she doesn’t make a mess. It’s very sturdy in the sense that my bunny jumped from her litter box up to her hay bag right above the litter box. If you are debating on whether to get this litter box for your bunny, do it because it’s so worth having to pay the extra money and it lasting a lot longer.

This litter box is what we needed. The only problem is the price, considering we may need more than two so whoever pet-sit for us doesn’t have to clean the litter, only put a new one. Bought two for our Jersey Wooly rabbit, we had the smaller version of this litter box and is too small for him.

My girl and i have scoured the internet for these types of designs. We have used a couple now, this is the best one. The floor lifts upwards which makes it much easier to clean

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!

I ordered this litterbox after watching Hooks Hollands review up on her YouTube channel. Its everything she said it was and I introduced it to my 4 rabbits as soon as it arrived in the mail. My bunnies were hesitant to use this litterbox at first, as they are used to standing directly on their litter rather than how this one is set up which has a grate separating them from touching the litter. I added a hay rack right above the box and placed a bit of hay directly on the grate which enticed them to use their new box. If your bunny is having a hard time transitioning to this type of set up try adding in a little bit of their soiled litter until they get the hang of the box each time you change it out. If you are curious about the size, trust me I was too when I was contemplating ordering this box. My largest bunny is just under 4 pounds and you could 100% fit another bunny his size in the box at the same time and there would still be room leftover. The bunny that is in the photo I have included is not yet an adult so he probably isnt the most helpful example of size reference. If you have a large rabbit like a Flemish Giant, Continental Giant, or Checkered Giant I wouldnt buy this product, but I think it could work for a rabbit up to 7 or 8 lbs. I will agree that the price of this litterbox is outrageous and its difficult to justify buying what is essentially a sturdy plastic, but my rabbits are what I enjoy spending my time and money on so I see it more as an investment.

Was worth the money, the poops really do go through and not sit on top, and it is very easy on my bunnys feet, too. And it is a good size for my 4month old rex rabbit(not a mini). I wish it came in an even bigger size, even though it is one of the biggest pottys out there for bunnies. Sides work very well for my male bunny that sprays pee.

I bought this box because it was the largest (in area) litter box with a grid that I can find. I dont know how big my rabbit is going to get so I wanted something large. I think the price is ridiculous but in the end I paid it rather than spend the time building my own. The box arrived today and I am impressed with the construction. It is a shiny plastic that I hope will be easy to keep clean. I love that the grate is rounded and soft, thats great for my rabbits feet. I was disappointed to receive a PEACH litter box rather than a blue one as shown in the photos. The blue matched my house better and I cant find anything in the listing that says the buyer will receive a random color. The underside of the grid has lots of little cavities making it hard to clean. The rest of the box is easier to clean. I line it with a puppy pad. I really wish this was deeper- more capacity under the grid would make it perfect. I have to clean it fairly often. Please make a deeper one!

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.

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.

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.