Litter Box CUSTOM SCREEN | SOLD OUT UNTIL JANUARY

CUSTOM SCREENS ARE MADE TO ORDER.  The screens are made weekly. Depending on when you order, the wait for the order to be shipped out could be 7 -10.  Many times a label will be created and set aside until the the screen is made and order is ready to be shipped.  No tracking will show until then. 

The cart will indicate the item is on Backordered and you can check out normally. Screens are made weekly. Depending on when you order, the wait for the order to be shipped out could be up to a week. We will ship your whole order at once so if you want your other items shipped separately, please order them separately.

ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS:

• No larger than 20" x 20" (Makes it too cumbersome and pricey to ship).
• DO NOT GIVE US YOUR LITTER BOX DIMENSIONS, NOR ASK US TO CHECK OUT A LITTER BOX ONLINE AND FIGURE OUT THE DIMENSIONS FOR YOU. SEE BELOW SO YOU UNDERSTAND WHY THAT WON'T WORK.
• If you need anything larger, then order 2 smaller screens or 2 custom smaller size screens that will fit your XL box.
• We cannot create triangles or other shapes
• CUSTOM SCREEN ORDERS CANNOT BE CANCELLED AFTER THE SCREEN(S) ARE MADE.  THEY CANNOT BE RETURNED IF CUSTOMER HAS MEASURED INCORRECTLY (NO REFUND). WE ONLY APPROVE RETURNS/REFUNDS IF THERE IS SOMETHING DEFECTIVE IN THE ACTUAL SCREEN ITSELF. 

MEASURING INSTRUCTIONS:

• Please measure from the INSIDE of the box about an 1" up from the bottom, or where you estimate the screen will sit on top of litter. (some people like less, others like more).
• Enter the dimensions on the product page when you order.
• For those that have the large litter box from a few years ago (the square blue, green and cream), the measurements are 15 x 11 Product

DESCRIPTION:

This screen sits directly on litter. It is not a raised type of screen --- please see the video to see how it works.

Check out our Product Feature VIDEO about the Litter Screen on YouTube

We created this for our own bunnies many years ago, and it's still in great shape. It saved us money on litter and kept our bunnies feet clean, so now we've decided to share what's worked for us, with you! As we all know rabbits like to get into their box not only to do their "business" but to also hang out and eat hay. They will get in and out many times throughout one 24 hour period. By doing this, the unused litter gets mixed with the urine soaked litter, poos and hay pieces, making it difficult to scoop the bad without wasting a lot of the good. With the screen, it allows the urine to soak through into a nice neat confined area which is easy to scoop up, and the poos sit on top of the screen, making them easy to throw out, while preserving the litter below.

NOTE:

If you use sheets of paper or shredded paper for litter, this screen will not work well with it.-- Needs to be an absorbent litter like compressed pellets of paper or wood. Plus, the fact it is so easy to just lift the screen and dump the poos daily makes it a cleaner place for your bunnies to hang out in. And if your bunny is a "digger" and loves to make a mess of his habitat, then this is the perfect solution. When you put hay in the box like we do, the screen makes it even that much easier to separate it all and then just scoop out the soaked litter spots. The galvanized metal handles acidic aspect of urine very well, and the tightly woven mesh screen makes it easier on bunnies sensitive hocks. We've had the same litter box screen for over five years now and it's going strong--and with no less than two bunnies at one ti me it gets a lot of action! Plus, it has held up very well against our scrub brushes and soaking when needed.

CARE:

Wash it will soap and water whenever you change the litter or it appears dirt.

If you start to see mineral buildup, white or yellowish color, soak the screen with vinegar for a few minutes. Rinse the screen with water after you have soaked it. Don't let the vinegar stay on to long as it will remove the galvanization from the wire and decrease the life of your screen.

CAUTION:

• IF you have a larger bunny, a rex breed, or a bunny that likes to hang out in the litter box, then we advise you to put a a little hay over the screen (as we did in the video) so that your bunnies feet are fully protected.
• When Cleaning with Vinegar: Do not soak in vinegar mixture more than a minute at a time otherwise over time, if you leave even galvanized screens in vinegar or vinegar mixture for long periods, it will erode at that galvanized coating