Corner Litter Pan for Ferrets, Rabbits, Rats, Guinea Pigs and Other Small Animals. (Blue Pack of 1)

Light weight so it gets moved around some by a rabbit and very chewable (gnaw mark all around the top edges after two months) but price is right and plastic is cleanable. Color is fun. Plastic is somewhat durable. This has a short term use for us for a baby rabbit until he can be moved to a bigger hutch outdoors so it was a good buy, but it wouldn’t be a long term litter box. It is also barely big enough to fit the bottom of a standard size rabbit. Good for mini’s. It probably fits about two inches of shavings and contains it pretty well surprisingly.

it was bigger than i thought it was from the photo, but it fit the corner exact and material feels solid. its a good product

This is the perfect size for one guinea pig. Ours likes to climb into her haybag, so I wanted to give her a hay bed that was easy to clean. I secure it to her cage with a twist tie so it doesn't tip over. I liked the lowered edge to help her get in and out of. I wouldn't recommend it for animals larger than a guinea pig or for two+ pig households. But for our old lady, it is perfect.

But a bit large for my 3 rats

Great litter box for my pet rats!

It fit well in the corner of the cage, but no way to make it sta in one spot the critters kept moving it to avoid using it

My bunny actually sits on this for his business inside his litter box. Perfect. Daily I empty the blue triangle. Weekly, I clean the whole box. Ordering 2 more in case I'm busy and I need to pop in a clean triangle real quick - to empty later. Super convenient.

We have two guinea pigs and this is much better for keeping the cage clean than not having one. To use it you need to put it in the corner where they usually poop. They will pee in it so you need to line it with something or their feet will get wet which can lead to infection. I used paper towels for a while. Those were ok but didn't stay completely dry so I use a thin layer of the crushed paper cage liner. I HATED using that liner for the whole cage (it makes a huge mess when you change the cage so I switched to washable fleece). But it's good for this purpose. I then put a small layer of hay so they will go in it. They get really excited and now if the calico one wants hay she goes into the litter box and squeaks at me. She, of course, already has hay but she wants different hay. I will never be able to understand the subtle differences of individual pieces of hay like she does. I use a small amount of both liner and hay because I usually change it twice a day. It doesn't really smell but it looks gross. I change the fleece at the bottom of the cage twice a week and it's always pretty clean this way (considering their habits!) The hay smells though. I have an air filter for that so the whole house doesn't smell like a barn. I attached the litter box to the side of the cage with a carabiner (not included) but I still needed to put a rock inside it so they wouldn't move it around and crawl under it. They are used to it now and don't mess with it even if I forget the rock. They keep busy bickering with each other instead. Our enclosure is about 10sq ft. If you cage is a lot smaller, even for one guinea pig, please consider upgrading or taking them out on a safe floor area for hours at a time. I know the pet stores sell ones that are way too small and people sometimes don't have the money. But you can get a pretty big, cheap playpen that they can hang out in.