Corner toilet 45 cm for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs & Rats

Trixie Corner Toilet 45 cm for rabbits, guinea pigs, and rats

The Trixie Corner Toilet 45 cm is a spacious plastic toilet for rabbits, guinea pigs, and rats. Thanks to its corner shape, you can easily place the toilet in a designated potty spot in the enclosure, run, or cage. This keeps the wet area contained and makes cleaning much easier.

Many animals naturally choose one or more fixed spots to urinate or defecate. By placing a toilet specifically there, you can scoop out wet spots more quickly, and the rest of the bedding stays fresh longer. Especially for rabbits and guinea pigs, a toilet often works well in combination with a hay rack, as these animals spend a lot of time with their hay.

Advantages of the Trixie Corner Toilet 45 cm

✔ Spacious size for larger toilet areas
✔ Corner shape fits conveniently in a corner of the enclosure
✔ Plastic is hygienic and easy to clean
✔ Helps to keep wet spots clean more effectively
✔ Combines well with toilet filler

Why choose a corner toilet?

A corner toilet is especially handy when your pet has already chosen a favorite corner as their toilet spot. Instead of constantly replacing larger sections of bedding, a toilet allows for much more targeted cleaning. This saves time and makes daily care more practical.

The size of a toilet is important. A toilet must be spacious enough so that your animal can sit or stand in it comfortably. At 45 cm, this corner toilet is a spacious choice for rabbits, guinea pigs, and rats. For guinea pigs and rabbits, the toilet can also work well next to or under a hay rack, as they often defecate and urinate in places where they eat a lot.

For rats, a toilet can help keep the designated toilet corner in the cage cleaner. Rats are often quite capable of using a fixed spot, especially when you place the toilet in the spot they have already chosen themselves.

How do you use the Trixie Corner Toilet?

• First, check where your animal usually pees or poops.
• Place the corner toilet exactly in that fixed spot.
• Fill the bottom with a layer of suitable toilet paper.
• In the beginning, you can place a few old droppings or a small amount of used litter in the toilet.
• Remove wet spots daily and top up where necessary.

Do not move the litter box too often. Animals usually use a litter box best when it is placed in a spot they already find logical. Is your animal urinating next to the litter box? Then check again where the usual spot is and adjust the placement gradually.

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Need toilet filler?

For a fresh toilet and easy scooping, use a toilet filler that absorbs moisture well. This keeps the toilet area tidy and allows you to quickly remove wet parts.

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Why toilet filling?

• Absorbs urine and helps keep the toilet area drier.
• Makes wet spots easier to scoop out.
• Great for your daily routine: scoop, refill, done.

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Quick selection guide

• Choose a filling that absorbs well.
• Fill with a layer that covers the bottom.
• Remove wet spots daily.

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For which animals is the Trixie Corner Toilet suitable?

• Rabbit: suitable as a spacious corner toilet in an enclosure or run. Place the toilet where your rabbit already likes to urinate or defecate.
• Guinea pig: suitable as a litter box in a designated urination spot, for example near or under a hay rack. Not every guinea pig becomes fully house-trained, but many do have recognizable preferred corners.
• Rat: suitable as a toilet in a rat cage, especially when your rats already use a designated toilet corner.

For mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, and gerbils, this toilet is usually too large. For those animals, smaller toilets, sand baths, or designated toilet areas are often more logical.

Material, sizes and variants

• Dimensions: approx. 45 cm
• Material: plastic
• Model: corner toilet
• Colors: gray, green and turquoise
• Use: with suitable toilet paper or absorbent filling

Cleaning and maintenance

• Scoop out wet spots daily.
• Refill the toilet filler when the bottom is no longer properly covered.
• Empty and clean the toilet thoroughly and regularly.
• Use a suitable cleaning agent for animal enclosures when necessary.
• Let the toilet dry thoroughly before refilling it.

Plastic is practical to use because it is easy to rinse and clean. Check the toilet regularly for damage or sharp edges and replace it when it can no longer be kept properly clean.

Good to know

• Not every animal becomes fully house-trained, but many animals do use designated potty spots.
• Place the litter box in the spot your pet already chooses itself.
• In the beginning, use a little old litter or a few droppings as a scent.
• Combine the toilet with an absorbent toilet filler.
• For rabbits and guinea pigs, a toilet often works well at or under the hay rack, because they spend a lot of time there.

Frequently asked questions about the Trixie Corner Toilet 45 cm

Is this corner toilet suitable for rabbits?

Yes, the Trixie Corner Toilet 45 cm is suitable for rabbits. The spacious size makes it convenient for a permanent toilet spot in the enclosure or run.

Is this corner toilet suitable for guinea pigs?

Yes, guinea pigs can use this toilet at a designated potty spot. Guinea pigs do not always become fully house-trained, but a toilet can help to keep wet spots cleaner in a more targeted way.

Is this toilet suitable for rats?

Yes, the corner toilet can be suitable for rats, especially if they already use a fixed corner toilet in the cage. Place the toilet in that existing spot for the best chance of use.

Where should I put the toilet?

Place the litter box in the spot where your pet already likes to urinate or defecate. That existing preferred spot offers the greatest chance that the litter box will actually be used.

Which filling do I use in the toilet?

Use an absorbent toilet filler that absorbs moisture well and is easy to scoop out. For this, also check out our toilet filler .

How do I teach my animal to use the toilet?

Place the toilet on the existing urination spot and put a few old droppings or a small amount of used litter in it at first. The recognizable scent helps your animal understand what the spot is intended for.

How often should I clean the toilet?

Scoop out wet spots preferably daily. How often you completely clean the litter box depends on the animal, the number of animals, and the litter used.

Useful shopping links

• Toilets for rodents and rabbits
• Toilet filling
• Rabbit toilets
• Guinea pig toilets
• Rat toilets
• Hygienic cleaning

Combine the Trixie Corner Toilet 45 cm with a good toilet filler and place it on your pet's natural toilet spot. This makes the enclosure more practical, cleaner, and easier to maintain.