I have two dwarf rabbits that have a bad habbit of digging in their litter box and making a mess every. single. day. Bought this to help prevent that and keep their cage just a bit cleaner! Works great so far! It took them a day to get used to the grate, but they're using it consistently and I only have to pick up stray poops now rather than their whole dumped dish. Unfortunately the locks don't work for me. My rabbits are smart and have long ago figured out how to remove those, so I use little twist ties to keep it in place! Works great.

Word of advice: with ANY litter pan, you should be sure to change it every 1-2 days depending on how much your rabbit has filled it. Rabbit pee is very acidic and will muck up the bottom of the pan eventually no matter what you do. I've seen some complaints in the reviews about this - it WILL happen. So be sure to clean it frequently, and if it does happen, it's not the end of the world. They can seill use it... This'll be the third pan my rabbits have gone though as I buy them a new one for $6 every year due to their chewing on it and mucking it up.

I got the regular size for my Guinea Pig and filled it with some shredded newspaper that was already soiled so he could possibly smell that it was a potty area. I had him for two days in a box until his cage came in the mail after getting him from the pet store and he was pooping and peeing everywhere. Once I arranged this in his cage, he immediately figured out this was the potty area and has been doing his business in this area only! Not sure if I have a smart piggy or its all guineas that are this smart. That leaves me with a completely clean fleece liner that won't have to be washed as often and a clean dry area for him all the time. Also used the cage attachment to keep it in place and it works even better because it doesn't wobble around when he steps on top. It's a must have addition to your piggy's cage! They say the wire bars are bad for their feet but he only steps on there for a couple seconds each time to go and it doesn't seem like it hurts him either. The product does it's job!

The item itself is durable and arrived in great shape. The fact that it clips to the cage bars is a very big added plus!

As a first-time rabbit owner, however, I wish it had come with some training ideas, or ideas about what to put where. For example, should you leave the grates open? Should you put the bedding material on top to camouflage the litter box? Should you just put absorbent material at the bottom?

Our family just kind of went with our gut and referred back to the Amazon product link, but it would be nice to have some "getting started" ideas printed on the sticker. I would trust the advice of the designer/manufacturer thinking there's a reason the grate must be designed the way it is.

Because this is a corner unit, our bunny ended up using this 60% of the time, but still using the other corner 40% of the time. In hindsight, I would have bought a rectangular unit that would cover one whole end of the cage.

Great product and would recommend, but don't expect training ideas or suggested ideas for use to come with this product. Research first!

My rats took to it immediately. They started using it almost right away and rarely go outside of it. It is large enough for both rats to be on it at once comfortably. It's very easy to install and once in place is easy to remove, clean, and replace. (It should be cleaned out daily, so that's a good feature.) The metal rack can be flimsy and doesn't hold in place all the time, but they don't seem to mind. My one rat has taken to sleeping on it because the rack stays cool. (its about 90 degrees here lately) My girls like it so much that I may buy another one, as their cage is large enough for two. Good for rats and would probably accommodate rabbits or guineas as well.

PS If your rats/pets go missing, check behind the litter tray. My girls love to hide behind it and take impromptu naps throughout the day.

I got my first bunny back in may, about 8 months ago and until recently I had not taken the time to potty train her. I know I'm a horrible parent 😣 I decided it was time to get her a bigger cage so she would have more space to run around and while shopping on here this item kept popping up. I was a little hesitant, thinking I've had her for too long, there's no way she'll use this but I was 100% wrong! I read a few of the reviews where others mentioned how easy it is to potty train rabbits so I gave it a shot and bought this. Her new cage came the same day as the potty tray so it worked out perfect. I bought the largest tray available and installed it in the corner of her cage. I emptied a few of her poop pellets from the pad into her tray and seriously within 5 minutes she smelled it, jumped on it and went to the bathroom. She has not had a single accident in her cage since she got it so no more puppy pad liners! My girl isn't too big and she fits perfectly on the largest one. So if you're buying this for your bunny don't get the normal size, or the small one- they'll be too small.