Purchase to litter train kittens
The normal size cat box was too big for some kittens to get in, and trays that were lower just enticed the momcat to get in and spread the litter everywhere. I purchased this as a way for the babies to get in and use it and to keep the mom out. The problem would be that the "hood" part doesn't really attach to the bottom/tray part. So it easy falls of the tray and it's pretty useless at that point. It did work for one litter of kittens.
corner litter pan
I received this product in good time, it cost me around $27.00aus, delivery being more than the unit, but there was nothing like it to be bought in Australia after much searching.
I would like to have had physical dimensions given with product as it turned out to be a great size for miniature rabbits, guinea pigs etc but too small for a general sized rabbit which is what i was getting it for.
A good product otherwise.
Excellent enclosed litter pan for rabbits!
I had thought this was going to be too small for my 2-month-old bunny, Buddie, but my rabbit knew better. Although it's something of a tight squeeze when he's in it, he loves to hop in and do business, or just set a while inside grooming himself. I love it because the enclosed properties mean no more "over-the-rims" and no scatter of litter behind and around the sides of the litter box and outside his pen. If the rim under the door-hole was higher so that litter couldn't scatter out the front entrance when he gives a kick and comes flying out, that would be an improvement but it's a small price to pay for all the pluses. If you have a bunny, I highly recommend your getting it, but if your bunny is larger go with the 19 3/4 x 13 1/2 x 12 1/2" model, which I also have and my bunny uses both. If I can find a litter tracking mat that picks up Carefresh paperflakes-based litter, that'll take care of the litter that accumulates around the front of the litterbox. Does anyone have any...
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