size of rabbit to fit this small litter pan?
162625
The rabbit would have to be teeny to use this small pan. My guinea pig almost takes up the whole pan.
162626
I have a medium size bunny and I have the large pan and its perfect! It also depends on the size of your cage. You don't want the litter pan to take up the hole thing... If its not a caged bunny you can train them to use a small kitten litter box also. Hope this helps
162627
Depends on the size of your bunny. I have a 4lb bunny and this pan is plenty big for her
162628
It works well for our guniea pig in a large cage but not sure about rabbit size
308959
The pad for the bottom of the litter pan measures 13.5 in X 18.5 in. The surrounding "skirt" is 9.5 in wide. Total measurement is 27 X 37. Hope this helps.
1992115
Measures about 16" across, so 16.8 is probably the width as listed. I used a different brand of high sided litter pan, but like this one better because nothing escapes this one since the sides are a bit higher. I have a 12 lb. cat and she has no trouble getting in this box.
1178242
Its about 5 1/4" tall and one side is just over a foot while the other is just under a foot and a half. I have two rabbits, a cottontail and a fat dutch. So far the only problem I've had with this is it doesn't stay attached to well. My bunnies can easily yank it out of the rings provided if they want. But I find if you bend the connecting part around the corner bar it holds better. So long as the corners meet you won't have to worry about leaks.
1437796
the wires are 1 1/2 inches between them and the floor pan is 1 inch tall. bunny would probably get his bedding outside of this with ease as our kitten has "fun" tossing her litter out of her litter box and flinging it on to the pan and out through the walls. fun! maybe your bunnie will be calmer than a little kitten who doesn't want to go to bed sometimes. hope this helps and good luck with your bunnie.
667973
You would have to search on Amazon for a litter box that would fit the interior dimensions of: 21.1 in. l x 17.1 in. w x 20.5 in. h.
2212933
almost 6 inches deep....I think you'd be happy with this cage. I use hay in the base of mine, even when I did use litter my rabbits could not "kick it out" and make a mess. hope this helps you!
2079311
It depends if it is less than 5 lbs. I have 10-15 lb rabbits and it wouldn't fit them at all.
339845
42" L x 26.5" W x 29" H. The pan is flexible plastic, so with my 15 lb cat, I'm not worried about it breaking. The latches get easier to close the more I open it. So I'm very happy with my choice. If I had a heavy dog, I woulve chosen metal tray. Hopes this helps..the cat has plenty of room even with a large litter box. I may even put in a hammock.
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
1046650
It could, depending on how small the rabbit is. I would measure the circumference of the rabbit's neck and then check the smallest size to see what neck sizes it will fit.
2086241
Measuring inside of the pan is 17" L x 13" W x 5" D (at rear of box, it's a bit lower in front. I didn't find it a good fit for a large cat.
338644
Yes, i believe it will fit. But if you want a litter more space you should go with a size bigger.
245372
this is actually a replacement pan for a self cleaning litter box. the size is 14.5 by 21.5. Keep in mind this does not stand alone as a litter box. it is only about 3 inches high.
771377
The dimensions, 24.5 X 21 X 53.5, are correct. Not terribly large and there is no floor. I would recommend measuring this out on the floor to get a good visual. Not knowing what you are planning on keeping I would advise that it's only large enough, IMO, for one rabbit or maybe a couple of very small chickens...bantams ie. Any live animal kept in this should have periods of time in a larger open pen for outside exercise. Hope this helps. PS...My Chihuahua LOVES to sleep in this. ;-)
713404
We use a layer of litter called "Yesterday's News" on the bottom of the pan and put the grate over top of it, since everything just falls though the grate, the litter is just there to soak up the pee. You need the biggest one they have for rabbits, I got this one for my rats. It's not big enough for a rabbit.
1369260
No way is this big enough for a larger breed of rabbit.. the only breed that would be okay would be a holland lop but like I said cleaning it will be a nightmare as poop and pee STICKS to the pans.. and rabbits are quite messy.