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

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.

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.

This is the perfect-sized litterbox. The quality is fantastic, and it is so easy to clean. Its a must-have item that I highly recommend.

For years, Ive been using the jumbo scatterless litter boxes from Ware for my Holland lop rabbits. Recently, I needed a litter box with a shallow entry for a bunny who was having surgery, and this was the only one that was both shallow enough AND large enough for a rabbit (my rabbits are 3-5 pounds), a pile of hay, and a plenty of room for a bunny butt. Although ridiculously overpriced for a plastic bin with grate, I have to say that the plastic is very thick, smooth, and appears to be durable. I like that the mesh grate is made of wide plastic rungs instead of metal so its easier on the bunnys feet but still spaced wide enough to allow most poops through. The grate latches a bit at the front and is easy to left for cleaning, and I appreciate that there is no annoying slide-out tray to accumulate urine or mashed cecotropes (wet, tiny bunny poops). Overall, my only minor gripes are the lack of a way to attach this to an enclosure (no clips) and the massive cost. Considering the quality of the litter box, plastic grate, and extremely generous size, I am pleased with my purchase even though my wallet is quite empty now.

We needed a bigger tray for our rabbit and needed it have a grate so shavings would not get spread all over the hutch. This was exactly what we needed.

So far so good!, plastic cleans well with no stains.

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 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.

Everything falls right through (even for my bunny with huge poops). It keeps their feet clean, and I no longer need to spend money on litter! I just dump it into the toilet and flush it, better for the environment and my wallet

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.