223 reviews forTrixie Corner Toilet Tray

I order one of these toilets for my rabbits 1-2 times a year and I'm completely satisfied. The toilet serves its purpose and is affordable, brilliant!

The corner toilet was quickly accepted by my rats. At first, they nibbled on it a little, but then my furry little ones realised that it doesn’t taste good. Nowadays, almost all droppings end up neatly in the designated corners, which makes cleaning the cage a lot easier for me.

Purchased this for my rabbit. He's not the smallest of rabbits so I was worried he wouldn't fit in the tray however he did. Easy to clean and attaches securely. My 3 guinea-pigs also like to go in the tray so will be getting another one for them :)

Easy to position in cage, easy to get bunny to use it , and easy to empty and clean. Perfect!

This is the perfect size for my mini lop. needed a new tray for his new cage as litter tray I had was to big, he has started using it straight away. Perfect and great price. One happy customer :)

Perfect, easy to clean and snug and safe for bunny - just right for dwarf buns but would try sqeezing a big bunny in lol! A* great for litter training and they hook onto the side of the cage so if your bunny likes to re-arrange it prevents it - well a bit lol

I bought this toilet tray to go in my brand new cage .It has alot of space for my piggy to do its business in. My piggy is always in it.

it is definately a very roomy litter tray and fits perfectly on the hutch, however i didnt like th colour i received and therefore i think you should be able to chose ur colour, my guinea pigs do love this though.

Great corner! I've integrated it into the permanent run as a digging corner. Added some wood shavings, and it was the perfect wellness spot for the guinea pigs!

Accepted by everyone and actually used. This keeps the rest of the enclosure pee-free. We fill it with a layer of wood shavings and then wood pellets on top. This way, the shavings don’t get caught in the long fur (Teddy Dwarfs), and using only pellets would be too hard on their poor little paws.

I’ve set up the guinea pig villa with toilets in the back corners, which makes cleaning much easier. They don’t tip over for me. They tend to use them more randomly, as they prefer to do their business in the quietest, furthest corners – great value for money!

Well, my rabbits still haven’t quite decided whether they want to use the loo as a toilet or a sleeping spot, but in any case, they seem to like it.

Our little mice use the toilet as a sleeping spot!! Just brilliant! The little ones don’t have hay in their fur and are perfect for cuddling, those two!

My rabbits immediately accepted the litter tray as a toilet. I bought the same product before for €6.99 :/ But now I have Zooplus.

My three ferrets prefer messing around with the litter box rather than using it. It's also far too small – it gets full in no time. I've now bought a large cat litter tray – it just about lasts from morning to evening.

Since the guinea pigs stand on the edge, the corner tips forward. The two fastenings are not sufficient as protection against this, as they are only for hooking on and then come loose from the grid. They always have to be additionally secured with wire.

Very easy to clean. I only have one problem with the toilet: my dwarf rabbit uses it as a seat!

When the corner arrived, I initially thought it was quite big, but it’s perfect for my rats. They can sit in it comfortably. At first, they used it for playing, but then ended up using it as a toilet. The rats love it!!!

I buy a new litter tray for my rabbits every few months because after a while, it always gets heavily chewed and just doesn’t look nice anymore. I’ve had very good experiences with this corner litter tray; my rabbits use it, and it’s inexpensive to replace. In other shops, I’ve seen the exact same tray for double or even triple the price!

I think the corner toilets are perfect. Admittedly, for those who, for example, have a cabinet setup, installation can be more challenging. We went to the DIY store and got small screw eyes, which we screwed into the cabinet wall and attached the toilet wire to the eye. The screw eyes are inexpensive, sturdy, and also practical for hanging play and climbing accessories, especially since such cabinets usually lack a mesh roof. Whether the animals accept the toilet also depends on their personality and habits. An animal that has been accustomed to a toilet from a young age is more likely to use it than an older animal that has never encountered one and suddenly has it placed in front of them. Regarding the colours: reading helps. Everyone should notice that there are multiple colours but no colour selection. Even without the extra note "no colour selection," it should be clear to everyone that they will receive a random colour. I don’t find that a problem either. The animals certainly don’t care. And with the excellent price-performance ratio, I think the colour is even less important. ;-)