Best Small Animal Litter Trays for 2022

Able to tuck nicely into any small animal cage so they can have some comfort and privacy when doing their business, this large tray is suitable for most rabbits in terms of size.

There is a high back, which ensures your pet’s urine does not spray anywhere but in the tray, which is good news for your flooring. At the same time, there is a low entrance, which means they don’t have to uncomfortably leap into the tray.

It is made from premium plastic which is BPA free, non-toxic and long-lasting. Just clean it with warm soapy water. You can use it with any litter, but wood pellet or paper litter is best (if suitable for your pet).

Need a large litter tray for your pet but concerned at how much space this means will be taken up? This tray is space-saving, not just because it fits into the corner, but because it also makes use of the space.

There is a large high back which will stop them from spraying outside of their cage, and it is made from easy to clean plastic which can be wiped and washed with soapy water. It’s available in two sizes, but we would always say large for most standard rabbits.

The hooks supplied with the tray will attach to any cage or mesh to keep it secure, and there are a host of reviews saying that it is the only one their bunny doesn’t pee over.

Available in bright yellow, blue or pink, this litter tray will not only keep the place more hygienic but will add a pop of colour to your little buddy’s home as well!

The triangular design conserves space while the removable grid floor stops your small animals from standing in their toilet waste and spreading it through their home – it simply collects underneath, ready to be emptied.

The litter tray is designed to protect your furry friend’s feet by using a smooth plastic grid instead of a metal one. It also has curved edges so they can hop in and out without any struggle and high sides to prevent urine from splashing out.

Available in three different sizes, this is one of the deepest trays on the market and will keep their toilet mess well contained.

It fits snuggly into the cage, saving space while still being practical. The three sizes are 10cm for mice, hamsters, and rats, 20cm for small rabbits or guinea pigs and 29cm for ferrets, rabbits, and chinchillas.

The sizes are generous, too, so double-check the measurements you would need to ensure you don’t buy a tray which is too large.

Have a small animal such as a hamster, so need something which is not too large so they can feel comfortable?

This tray is ideal, with a large tall back yet a low entrance which will allow them to easily enter the tray. It is a nice shape and size so stays tucked into the corner, and two hooks keep it firmly attached to the cage wire or mesh so they can come and go comfortably.

There are quite a few reviews saying that this tray is too small for their rabbit, but it clearly states it is only made for a small pet such as a hamster or rat, so anybody with rabbits needs a larger size.

This is one of the best budget picks, but it is still a worthy pick.

You get two hooks on the back do it can be securely attached to the cage, and the corners are curved which makes it easier for you to clean. It is also plastic and comes in bright colours so any dirt left behind will show up.

It is surprisingly large too – it is advertised as being for a large cage, and probably for a hamster, yet is actually the size for a rabbit or guinea pig.

This is a durable tray which will come as welcome news for anyone who has an animal who has chewed through some of their equipment already.

It is a medium-sized tray, good for smaller guinea pigs or chinchillas. The removable grid means that any waste is dropped through to the base, so your animal still has a clean platform to sit on until you clean it up.