Small Pet Loos & Litter Trays — Tidy Toilet Corners, Less Mess

Set up an easy-clean toilet zone for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, mice and chinchillas. Curated by Canine & Co, this collection focuses on corner & high-back trays, safe, low-dust litters and smart accessories that keep habitats fresher with minimal effort.

What you’ll find

• Corner & rectangular trays: Space-saving shapes with low entry and high splash guards.
• High-back pans & urine guards: Extra height for enthusiastic diggers and sprayers.
• Safe litters: Paper and plant-based pellets, aspen and absorbent bedding (low dust, pet-safe).
• Litter liners & mats: Quick-change liners and textured mats to catch scatter.
• Scoops & caddies: Tools that make daily spot-cleaning fast and hygienic.
• Deodorisers & cleaners: Pet-safe enzymatic sprays to neutralise odours (no harsh perfumes).

Pick by pet

• Rabbits & Guinea Pigs: Corner or rectangular high-back tray; use paper/plant-based pellets. Avoid clumping clay and strongly scented softwoods.
• Hamsters: Small sand or litter tray in a favourite corner; use low-dust, species-safe sand/litter (no perfumed or dusty products).
• Rats & Mice: Compact, high-back pans with paper pellets; place where they naturally toilet.
• Chinchillas: Keep the dust bath separate; use paper/plant-based pellets for the loo area and keep it very dry.

Setup & training tips

• Pick the spot they choose: Place the tray in the corner your pet already uses.
• Seed the tray: Move a little soiled bedding/droppings into the loo to cue use.
• Hay helps (herbivores): Position a hay rack above the tray—grazing encourages litter habits.
• Fill depth: 2–3 cm for pellets; 1–2 cm for paper litters. Add a mat outside the entrance.
• Reward & reset: Praise or offer a tiny treat when they use the tray; keep the tray location consistent.

Hygiene routine

• Scoop daily and top up litter to maintain absorbency.
• Deep-clean weekly with pet-safe cleaner; rinse and dry thoroughly before refilling.
• Avoid ammonia-based products and heavy perfumes that may deter use.

Safety notes

• Choose low-dust, pet-safe litters; avoid clumping clay and scented softwoods for small mammals.
• Replace cracked trays and worn liners; ensure low, non-slip entry for seniors and petites.

When to see a vet (exotics)

• Straining, very small/dry stools, diarrhoea, blood in urine/stool, urine scalding, lethargy or appetite loss.

Use filters to choose by species, tray size and litter type. Order online for fast delivery anywhere in South Africa—then enjoy a fresher, easier-to-clean habitat.