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Forum HABITATS AND TOYS What kind of litterbox screen is easier on bunny’s feet: tightly woven mesh by BinkyBunny or plastic sifting tray in cat litterboxes? Metal or plastic? Narrow spaced or wider spaced?

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    • LittleDoll
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        I am trying to decide which litterbox with mesh/sifting tray to buy for our bunny. I am planning to put bunny litter under the mesh and hay and a little bit of litter on top of the mesh just like I see on some of the photos.

        Binky Bunny offers nice litterboxes with tightly woven galvanized mesh. I also saw online cat sifting litterboxes such as made by Van Ness. Which floor would be easier on bunny’s feet, wider or narrower spaced, metal mesh or plastic?


      • Yuki Kathleen
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          I would definitely suggest getting the litter box screen from BB. I have one, and it is one of my best purchases! I haven’t seen any sore hocks on my rabbits feet, so I guess its not that rough on their paws. But if your rabbit is very heavy (LIke 7 pounds or something) you might want to put a bit of hay over the screen, as their feet can tend to get sore easier.

          Also, if your rabbit is a dwarf, or has small poops (hehe) then they may just fall through the screen, so…LOL

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      Forum HABITATS AND TOYS What kind of litterbox screen is easier on bunny’s feet: tightly woven mesh by BinkyBunny or plastic sifting tray in cat litterboxes? Metal or plastic? Narrow spaced or wider spaced?