223 reviews forTrixie Corner Toilet Tray

The toilet is quite nice... I just think it's a bit small... Unfortunately, my little bunny doesn't use it at all... Does anyone have a tip on how I can get her to use it??? The attachment is unfortunately a bit flimsy... but otherwise, it's quite nice...

I think the idea is really good, but unfortunately my rabbit is too old (9) and energetically drags the toilet away as soon as it’s in the cage. Acceptance is zero :-( Such a shame!

I’m genuinely impressed with this product. Verdict: very good.

Since my rabbits are already very clean and have their "pee corner," I wanted to try out this corner toilet. Said and done – as soon as I placed it in the cage, a "rabbit bottom" was immediately sitting in the toilet, and they started using it straight away. I call that brilliant!

I’m giving this product full marks. My two dwarf rabbits were initially sceptical about what I was putting in front of them again, but it only took two days and now all their business is done in the toilet. Cleaning the toilet daily is much better than having to clean the entire cage every two days! BRILLIANT PRODUCT!!!

That's just not on, my guinea pigs don't use it and it was torn apart by the little stinkers after a few days!! All I can say to that is simply nope!!!

simply great!!!

Hello, my Rennies destroyed such a corner toilet within a few days, so not recommended.

I have two rats and lined the cage with newspaper, along with a litter tray filled with corn litter. Nowadays, they only do their business in the tray, which makes cleaning so much easier. However, they rarely pee in it. For rat owners, I can highly recommend this product, even though a shallow container or something similar would work as well. My rats haven’t even thought about chewing on the litter tray! At the beginning, you just need to collect the droppings and place them in the tray, and they’ll get used to it very quickly.

I own two corner toilets for my guinea pigs, and they really appreciate them. They only use the toilets, so the cage stays clean for a long time. Only the brackets could be improved. Kind regards, Lisa

The toilet is only used outside the cage in my case. It's truly amazing – my guinea pigs exclusively use this corner toilet to do their business. However, the attempt to use it inside the cage failed miserably; they completely ignored it and just used it as a sleeping spot. Otherwise, highly recommended if the animals are willing to cooperate.

;-) I have 3 bunnies, 2 of them always lie in the corner toilet and use it as a sleeping spot, and the other one uses it as a toilet but also as a sleeping spot at the same time. Really odd. Maybe the toilet is too small for the bunnies. I've now put a cat litter box in there... now all three are lying in the cat litter box sleeping, and none of them are using it as a toilet anymore – just great ;-)) That wasn’t really the idea. Does anyone have a tip on how I can make my bunnies understand that it’s supposed to be a toilet?? ;-)))

I think this is simply a brilliant invention!! When I bought it, I immediately got a corner toilet for my guinea pig's cage. The saleswoman did say that guinea pigs rarely use them, but I can only report the opposite. By now, my guinea pig has gotten to the point where I can take him out, and if he needs to use his toilet, he starts tugging/pulling at my clothes. Then I put him back in his cage, he goes to his toilet, and afterwards he sits back on his house so I can take him out again... Saves a lot of time, is super practical, and the sleeping house stays almost clean...

I also bought this toilet (not from Zooplus). In the smaller cage, I couldn’t get my two (slightly larger) dwarf rabbits to use it. Now I have a muuuch bigger cage (1m x 3m) and I’ve placed it in a corner where the little ones were already doing their business frequently. Tip: Put some old, dirty, damp bedding inside so the cuties realise that’s where the stuff is supposed to go. It works for me ;o) Bye-bye! Laura

The corner toilet is a nice idea, but unfortunately, it’s a bit too small for a dwarf rabbit. Sometimes he accepts it, and then other times he doesn’t (then he tries to banish it from his cage). A suggestion for improvement from my side to Zooplus would be to enhance the fastening mechanism, as the easily breakable wires don’t provide enough stability, which allows the rabbit to easily toss the toilet around. Corner toilets are otherwise a good idea – our Carlos occasionally used it as a sleeping spot and was quite happy with it! Best regards, Doris, Martin & Carlos

My rabbits see the toilet more as a sleeping spot rather than using it for what it’s actually meant for. I’ve tried everything, but they just won’t accept it as a toilet. A word with X – that was a flop.

I got this product one size smaller, and I think it's great because my pet mouse Blitzi immediately did her business there.

Suggestions to prevent it from being gnawed on: just screw on some gnawing wood!!! Kind regards, Manu

I placed the toilet in the corner where my two little ones do their "business". After a week, they only use the toilet now. It makes cleaning the cage much easier. I clean the corner toilet every three days. As a base, I use straw pellets and put wood shavings on top.

I also bought one, but I don’t know how to get the guinea pigs or at least the rabbits used to doing their business there so that the cage stays free of droppings and pee. Does anyone happen to have a few good tips?