Editor's pick
Kaytee
Hi-Corner Litter Pan
A high-backed corner tray that makes litter training a rabbit or ferret actually work. The tall sides stop the over-the-edge mess.
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Our take
Rabbits and ferrets can be litter trained, which is the difference between a clean free-roaming pet and a smelly cage, and most already pick one corner to toilet in. Put the tray in that corner. The high back and sides are the point: rabbits back up and fire upward, and a low tray sprays the wall, while this catches it. It clips to the bars so it does not get tipped or dragged. Fill it with paper-based litter, never clumping cat litter or cedar, and pop a handful of hay at one end, since rabbits like to eat and toilet at the same time.
Good to know
- High back and sides contain mess
- Clips to cage bars
- Corner shape saves floor space
- For rabbits and ferrets
Who it is for
- Rabbits
- Ferrets
Who should skip it
- Clumping clay or cedar litter, which harm small pets
- Animals not yet focused on one toilet corner
