Litter trays - what do you use?

[Elena]

nursecroft, don't they have holes in the bottom though? I bought one intending it to be a bed and they used it as a litter tray and I did think about using it as a permanent litter tray but it has holes in it. :?

 

[Biscuit's Mum!]

I use one of those plastic under bed storage boxes from Wilko - would recommend, it's ideal and plenty big enough for two :thumb:

 

[sillyrabbit]

I use them storage boxes designed to go under beds I got mine from a local shop but I think you can get them in places like B&Q

 

[Shell]

Storage boxes from Wilko's too here. Perfect size and high enough to stop accidents over the edges

 

[VickiP]

I have 2 large square litter trays from the pet shop think about £3.00 each (for cats i think) about the size of one and half newspapers long and a large triangular one that came with the bunny and he likes it so kept it for now, I am a megazorb convert now it's fab stuff.

 

[Tuckerbunnies]

We use potting trays from the garden centre they are about £7 but ideal for 2 buns to sit together in and ideal for old bunnies being so low.

As used by Helen.

 

[purplebumble]

after all these years and bunnies..ive bought so many diff litter trays and tried underbed box etc but a middle aged frenchie with pasturella and a poorly paw was a big worry.
so i found one its pricey but berties only ever managed to wee over the dropped front once!! its massive meant for puppies but sits a big frenchie bum lovely...and would be great for 2 or more buns.

its £12.99 tho

years ago i got ferplast trios..actually a cat/dog bed/bath but great for little buns...to be honest very much like a babys bath..go to the charity shops..a baby bath is great as one end becomes the hayrack.

 

[pigsforlife]

Thanks everyone! I have quite a few ideas in mind now!

 

[casu consulto]

I need to find something new to use. Jack ALWAYS shoves his litter tray forwards, pees over the back - and poops! - so my carpet is wrecked. He has a large cat litter tray with higher sides to try and prevent this, BUT he is also a litter tray gnawer. :roll: He customizes each one and drives me insane with nibbling bits off in the early hours...

I thought about getting a high backed corner one, but I KNOW he would shove it forwards and just go behind it. I might have to get a plastic storage box type thing of a size that can be jammed securely into one side of his puppy crate so he just can't move it at all.

 

[purplebumble]

have you tried popping puppy pads underneath the tray so it sticks out under the overhang?

berties tray is massive and triangular...hes a frenchie and he has oodles of room in it to sleep even....:shock:

if youre interested ill pm you the link

 

[clarebear]

Bramble has a cat litter tray - if I remember rightly it didn't cost much at all.