KittyGoHereKittyGoHere LargeThe lowest entry in this comparison$25-$50Check price at Walmart for KittyGoHere Large (opens in a new tab) Rabbit litter station
Give the hay corner enough room
Three open solid trays compared by usable floor, entry height, wall plan, and the room each one leaves for hay.
3 options compared by usable floor, entry height, and wall plan.
Read the rabbit litter-box guideThe useful shortlist
Compare the options, then choose one.
Measure the individual rabbit and the finished station after litter and hay are added. Choose one tray that leaves room to turn and stretch.
KittyGoHereKittyGoHere LargeThe lowest entry in this comparison$25-$50Check price at Walmart for KittyGoHere Large (opens in a new tab) 
PetmatePetmate Hi-Back JumboA taller back for kicked hay and litterUnder $25Check price at Petmate for Petmate Hi-Back Jumbo (opens in a new tab) 
Piggy Poo and CrewPiggy Poo and Crew XLThe largest published interior floor$50-$100Check price at Chewy for Piggy Poo and Crew XL (opens in a new tab) Before the tray enters the room
Tape the footprint. Add the hay end. Check the turn.
Confirm the exact dimensions and entry on the retailer page, then map the loaded tray in the rabbit's chosen corner. The rabbit should still be able to enter, turn, and stretch.
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