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Rabbit Litter Pan & Open Hay Tray

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Low-entry litter pan beside a separate open hay tray, with a rabbit in a home corner.
Empty solid-floor litter pan on the left and separate open hay tray on the right.
Two hands lifting the separate hay tray while the litter pan stays on the floor.
Overhead view of the separate pan and hay tray, with open floor in front.
Two pieces. Two separate jobs. Solid-floor litter pan. Separate open hay tray. No clips or shared base connect them.
Leave room for their everyday corner. A clear approach to the pan and hay tray. Space to move, turn and reach both pieces.
Routine for separate rabbit pan and tray: place beside, lift separately, clean and return.

Two separate pieces.
One everyday corner.

The setup
Two independent pieces. No clips or shared base.
Before choosing
Check room to approach, turn and reach both pieces.See the space guide
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A two-piece rabbit corner: a low-entry litter pan and a separate open hay tray. Lift each piece independently for cleaning. This is not an all-in-one litter box.

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THE TWO-PIECE LAYOUT

Together in the room.
Separate by design.

A low-entry pan. An open hay tray. No connection between them.

Empty solid-floor litter pan on the left and separate open hay tray on the right.

01 · Solid-floor panLow front entry. No grate.

02 · Open hay trayNo rack, bars or feeding holes.

DESIGNED FOR DAILY ROUTINES

Lift one piece.
Leave the other.

An independent tray. No attachment to undo when lifting it.

Two hands lifting the separate hay tray while the litter pan stays on the floor.
  1. 01Place beside
  2. 02Lift separately
  3. 03Clean & return

START WITH YOUR SPACE

Room for everyday life.
Start with your rabbit’s space.

Plan a corner with room to approach the pan and reach the hay tray, while keeping space around both pieces.

Consider your rabbit’s size, mobility and shared living space before choosing a setup.

Overhead view of the separate pan and hay tray, with open floor in front.

PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Before you go further.

What happens when I join the waitlist?

We’ll email you with product and availability updates. There is no payment or purchase commitment, and joining does not reserve stock or a queue position. You can opt out by replying to any product update.

Does the hay tray attach to the litter pan?

No. The pan and tray are two independent pieces, with no clips, magnets or shared base. They sit beside each other during use.

How should I plan the space?

Leave room for your rabbit to approach both pieces and move around them. Consider body size, mobility and whether the space is shared. Ask us about fit before choosing a setup.

When will it be available?

Join the waitlist for an email when ordering opens.

Will this eliminate hay waste or daily cleaning?

No setup removes the need for daily care. Check and refresh hay, remove soiled litter and keep both pieces clean as part of your rabbit’s routine.

General care context: Rabbit.org litter training guidance and RWAF discussion of hay racks. Neither organization has tested or endorsed this product.

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