Large Rabbit Litter Box with Drawer Pet Corner Toilet Box and Bigger Pet Pan for Adult Guinea Pigs Chinchilla Ferret Galesaur Small Animals (X-Large, Blue)

We have 4 litter boxes for our bunnies and we love this one the most. It is easy to clean and our buns don’t sit in their waste. Recommend this all the time.

Love this liter box. It’s large, good quality and easy to clean. I have two senior holland lops and it’s large enough for both of them on there and is easy for them to hop on to. Definitely recommend!

This is a well made product. The grid is smooth for bunnys feet. Unfortunately it isnt big enough for us. The depth of the bottom of the tray to the grid is especially small so that area fills up very quickly.

I have used many different types of litter boxes for my rabbits over the years. This one knocks it out of the park! Nibbler stays clean because the waste falls into the tray below and he isnt sitting directly on top of it like with other litter boxes. It is also sturdy, good quality, and easily comes apart to clean. One good rinse and it is all set to go! My rabbit also loves eating hay out of it and I feel it is much cleaner than having the hay right on the litter.

I did not order this to use with a rabbit, I ordered this to use for a turtle however its too big for what I needed it for - so I plan to somehow try to repurpose it for my chickens as a nesting box. The quality of the pan is very nice, the grate is removeable which makes for easy cleaning. I think if its used as intended, it will be a nice addition to any rabbits coop.

This is a great litter box: lightweight, rounded corners, attractive color. But the best part is that the slotted bottom snaps into place! My rabbits usually try to remove that part and end up making a huge mess.

My mini-Rex rabbit has been using a corner litter box that has a coated metal rack that sits on top of the litter so that his feet stay clean. The coating has worn off of the rack from the acid in his urine, and it is not possible to replace the rack without buying a whole new box. I was looking to switch to a plastic rack to prevent the rusting problem. This litter box was larger than I had planned but in the end it worked out perfectly. The plastic insert has enough holes in it that the poop and urine drop through to the litter underneath and my rabbits paws stay clean. The plastic is also kinder to his paws than the metal rack I used previously. The plastic rack snaps into place so that my bun cannot tip it out. The overall dimensions are large and it fills my sink when washing it out but it is very easy to clean. I am able to attach the hayrack to hang over one end of the box. My rabbit has a cage for his litter and food dishes, as well as a small hiding area, but it is kept open all the time so he has access to it whenever he wants. He has free roam of our family room when he isnt chilling in his cage area. This large litter box works really well for our set up. My bun is only four pounds. A large rabbit may not like this size litter box.

Really nice size litter box for a large breed rabbit. I’m using this XL litter box for my 10 pound french lop. He is geriatric and disabled from a neurological disease, so the grate didn’t work out for him. His front legs kept splaying out on the grate and making it difficult for him to balance. I removed the grate, so now he is just sitting in his paper pellet litter again. However, this litter box fits him a lot better than his old one. Also the entry point is lower, so it is easier for him to enter and exist. Despite the grate not working out, this litter box is still an upgrade. And overall, it is very nice quality.

All right, so I have to admit: my initial impression was one of indifference. It didnt seem like there was much to it! Surely this cant compare to the one I ordered on a certain craft site that cost me triple digits... The design is really simple and clean. The unit is shaped out of a hard, very smooth, plastic with a high-gloss finish. I ran my fingers all along to check for sneaky lil jagged/sharp edges and was pleased to find positively none. I washed the entire thing with hot, soapy water before I threw it down next to her existing litter box (that boujee one I mentioned earlier..), with pelletized pine pellets in the bottom of the hopper, beneath the grate. My bunny is a firm smedium, weighing 6lbs for reference. I thought this looked a bit too small for her, but she fits perfectly on one side with her snacky-snacks on the other side. I learned Ive got to give her small amounts of hay at a time to minimize waste, and too big of a litter box also creates more messes. Her poop sits on top of the grate while urine passes down into the pelletized bedding which makes it really easy to spot-clean between full cleanings, especially if you save for fertilizer. I was worried about her feet getting stuck in the holes, but the material is so smooth. Seeing her in action with her size relative to the holes, thats no longer a worry for me. Now, perhaps if you have dwarf breeds, that might be a consideration. This probably wont accommodate giant breeds but I havent tested it. So basically, I should have started with this. My bunny loves it and prefers it over the one I custom ordered for quadruple the price. Shame on me for my rush to judgment. Dont be like me; try this first before you jump to spend way too much on a product thats inferior in almost every way as compared to whats offered here. Thank you, truly!

We have a Flemish Giant and are using this for the winter in our basement area. Its a great size for a larger bun. The material is very sturdy and the crate comes off very easily to clean the litter box. We are also able to line the bottom with a pee pad, then some filler and the crate still fits just as it should. Everything falls through as it should and our bun stays clean.