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Reddit mentions of Ware Manufacturing Plastic Lock-N-Litter Pan for Small Pets, Colors May Vary
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We found 7 Reddit mentions of Ware Manufacturing Plastic Lock-N-Litter Pan for Small Pets, Colors May Vary. Here are the top ones.
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- Simple, secure locking design pan
- Made of stain and odor resistant plastic
- Low entry plus extra high back
- Attaches easily to an cage wire and easy to clean
- Measures 12-1/2-inch width by 8-1/4-inch depth by 6-inch height
- Lock-N-Litter Pan That Locks to Prevent Messy Spills
- Made of Durable, Stain and Odor Resistant Plastic
- Locks to Cage to Eliminate Overturned Pans and Scattered Litter
- Low Entry Point for Small Pets and a High Back Wall to Prevent Spills
- Attaches to Any Wire Cage, Easy to Remove and Easy to Clean
- Lock-N-Litter Pan That Locks to Prevent Messy Spills
- Made of Durable, Stain and Odor Resistant Plastic
- Locks to Cage to Eliminate Overturned Pans and Scattered Litter
- Low Entry Point for Small Pets and a High Back Wall to Prevent Spills
- Attaches to Any Wire Cage, Easy to Remove and Easy to Clean
- Measures 12-1/2" Width X 8-1/4" Depth X 6" Height
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Multi-colored |
| Height | 6 Inches |
| Length | 8.25 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Regular |
| Weight | 0.3 Pounds |
| Width | 12.5 Inches |
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OH I forgot to talk about litter and litter boxes! Ratties can indeed be litter trained. Its a bit harder with peeing because ratties just love to mark everything and anything they can get their grabbies on, so thats something you'll have to accept unfortunately lol
Poops are easily controlled though. They might have the odd accident here and there but in general, it makes cleaning their cage a lot easier! Here is one example of a litter box. This is another type that uses a grate so that it isnt as messy. I personally prefer it without grates just because Im super paranoid about my ratties feet getting hurt haha
The type of litter people generally use is fragrance-free, dust-free recycled paper pellets. Many people swear by this litter. However, if youre in europe, its hard to get your hands on that stuff so I use this litter. It's pretty much the same thing - recycled paper pellets, fragrance and dust free. Its absorbent and controls odours very very well. Clay litter isnt recommended since if your rats ingest it, it will clump up in their alimentary canal which can be fatal. This is why I stopped using Critter Litter although many people like it. I dont since I find it doesnt control odours as well, and I hate how it clumps up and gets super pasty and smelly when it gets urine on it. Its hard to clean out and it smells awful. Paper pellets are the way to go in my opinion.
Another little thing people do with their litter boxes to help control the urine a bit better, is put some stones in the litter box. Rats, for whatever reason, love to pee on stones and rocks. I just picked up like 6 flat, smooth, large stones when I was at the beach. I froze them for 48 hours, then boiled them, sanitized them and now theyre in the corner of my boys' 2 litter boxes. My boys love to climb and perch on them and they pee on them. The cage odour is so much better and way more easily controlled that way. I highly recommend it! Just make sure when youre cleaning out their litter boxes, that you put the stones somewhere sanitary and boil them out with hot water. I usually put the stones in my sink, drench them in apple cider vinegar and antibacterial soap and let them sit there while I clean out the litter boxes. Then when I finish with the litter boxes, I pour boiling water from a kettle all over the stones and let them cool down. Then just dry them and they're ready to use. It's very easy and very effective!
Okay I think that's all, if I remember anything else I will add it on here haha
Well I think you're definitely gonna want a litter box if you want them to not poop everywhere else. They make several different kinds that attach to the cage- I like this one which pretty much costs the same as a regular litterbox. You can also try using zipties as suggested, but you are definitely going to need a box of some kind. Any kind. That is why they are pooping everywhere.
Also why can't you just vacuum the rat poops daily? I mean you should be doing daily spot cleaning and poop removal anyway.
I just got this box http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HG96EI/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_W0eXtb0WT5HVZ and zip tied it to the side of the cage. He figured out after a couple of weeks that he couldn't move it any more and just stopped trying.
I bought this one: Ware Manufacturing Plastic Lock-N-Litter Pan for Small Pets, Colors May Vary https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HG96EI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_M3WzDb0CN4M61 but I might get a smaller one since it takes up soo much space. I take off the entire wired cage part and put the litter box in on the bottom (the metal part) after cleaning then put the wire cage back on top if that makes sense? I just use the top shelf for their food and water since like you said it is too tiny for anything else.
Rabbits are very neat and clean, they tend to poop in one corner of their cage and stay out of it (except when pooping). If you want to keep the cage neat and easier to clean get a [corner litter pan] (http://www.amazon.com/Ware-Plastic-Lock-N-Litter-Small-Colors/dp/B000HG96EI/ref=pd_sim_petsupplies_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=14APT6MBGMTXFMKMVXMH). They keep everything contained. Just put it in the corner she normally poops in, be sure to but hay and stuff in there too, they like a little snack while they are pooping
I use one that's similar to this. My rats tended to poop in a corner anyway so I initially put the litterbox there. As for pee they generally just go anywhere and everywhere - hence the fleece.