223 reviews forTrixie Corner Toilet Tray

I find the size quite suitable for the rats, but the edge is too high and too thin. Years ago, I had similar models and unfortunately had to realise now that the quality has become much worse. The plastic is noticeably thinner than before, everything wobbles. The attachment to the grid isn’t really fitting properly. The colours are too bright and, unfortunately, couldn’t be chosen beforehand. Something more subtle, like black/grey, would be much better.

I ordered green, but arrived blue!

My four lady rats don’t exactly have their own "corner," but the corner toilets are sometimes used as a retreat. They also love to nibble on the front edge.

I am, because my girls (guinea pigs, 3 years old) hardly use it at all. Well, maybe I should have started with it earlier ;)

I thought I could make things easier with the toilet. But my rabbits just tore the toilet apart, making it rather dangerous. Sharp plastic pieces definitely don’t belong on a rabbit’s menu. However, if it doesn’t get chewed on, it’s probably great.

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.

I ordered two of the corner toilets straight away because they were on offer. Well, a red one and a blue one arrived, and in my opinion, the colours are horribly garish plastic shades (I would have preferred black). I have a custom-built cage for my rats, which naturally lacks the usual bars, meaning I can't secure the thing in place. Until I snipped off the plastic parts meant for fastening, I couldn't even put it in any corner because the gap to the wall was so big. When the toilet is freestanding, it's definitely very lightweight and slides around easily. Aside from that, my rats don't use it any more or less than any other corner in the cage. What is good, though, are the rounded edges, which make it easy to wipe away dirt. Oh, and even though I measured the dimensions beforehand, I was still very surprised at how massive these things turned out to be.

Overall, a good idea, but my two rabbits prefer to gnaw on the toilet or toss it around the cage rather than use it as a loo. Such a shame, I bought two of them straight away.

Well... The reactions of the two rabbits weren't great: at first, they didn't use it at all and instead went into the house, and later only briefly. It turned out that it's a bit too small to be used as a toilet (even for dwarf rabbits!) and therefore not very popular with them. However, you can use it (thanks to the hanging fixture) as a container for greens (grass, herbs, etc.). BUT: they love to nibble on it!! So, order and use with caution.

Actually, the toilet is a really great invention. The problem, however, is that my two little ones didn’t even give the thing a second glance. Still, a great product, so 3 stars.

So, I honestly didn’t think the corner litter box would be this big. For me, it’s a bit too bulky, and I’m not particularly fond of the "entry". It could have been a bit larger and deeper. But other than that, it serves its purpose perfectly :)

Actually a good idea, if it weren’t for the rabbits ;-) So, my bunnies are 6 weeks old and they’ve had the toilet from the start, but no chance! They just go everywhere, sometimes in the toilet, but not only there. Otherwise, a good idea!

My guinea pigs seem to be quite happy with the toilet, but they’re not using it as one. The little ones drag their cucumbers and other food into the toilet and use it as a feeding bowl—actually using it for its intended purpose is out of the question. -.- All in all, though, it’s a good idea and seems to work for most people.

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...

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 bought this toilet for our golden hamster. I’d say it’s neither good nor bad, but rather the opposite. First, he gnawed off the top corner completely, then removed the wire (luckily, it fell outwards), but now he seems satisfied and dutifully does his business :-) inside. He probably doesn’t know what else to do with it :-)

I think it's silly for a rabbit to have to use a toilet. In my opinion, it's enough to sprinkle some sawdust in a corner. That way, the animal will definitely feel more comfortable!

Unfortunately, our two guinea pigs don't use the toilet.

My rabbit does whatever he wants with it. Only sometimes (maybe by chance) he does his business on it. He also gnaws on it and throws it around. The thing for fastening it, he’s already broken ages ago.