Marshall High Back Ferret Litter Pan (Set of 2 Pans. Colors May Vary)

Love these! Was perfect for my ferrets, my only issue is they decided half way through that they need to poop together and won't use it now because it only fits one full size ferret at a time. Other then then the sticker on the back was hard to take off and the adhesive stayed once it was off, this was great and I've had it for almost a year now and I haven't had issues with them being able to use it. No smells when it arrived, fits plenty of litter, low enough for ferrets to get in and out!

Had it for about two weeks and relatively happy with the purchase. I’d give these litter boxes a 4.5 star due to a minor complaint but would buy them again.The first box we got was a corner box that attached to the cage. This worked fine when we only had one slinky cat. We got a second one shortly after the first and she would not use the corner box at all. She also liked to move the box and poop behind it after detaching it from the cage. After some research, we decided to get a large see through plastic bin from Wally World. We cut an opening into the front for them to go in and out. The bin was tall enough that we didn’t need anything to attach it to the cage because it fit snugly under the hanging shelf. It covered half the bottom layer of our MidWest Deluxe cage. This bin worked perfectly until a few months after getting our fourth ferret. We got her a little younger than the other three so we figured some litter problems might arise. We luckily didn’t have to teach her to do her business in the litter bin. However, she decided a few months after we got her that half the bin was her bed. Our third ferret enjoys sleeping with her and also followed her lead in sleeping in the bin. Besides being unsanitary, this created another problem: poop outside the bin. With two ferrets sleeping in half the litter box, they were blocking the opening for the others to get into the bin to do their business. We tried changing the litter and letting them out to play even more. Nothing we did changed the behavior problem so we decided to downgrade the size of their litter box.With the above in mind, our criteria for selecting a new litter box was: square/rectangle shaped, smaller than the previous box, and immobile. After some searching, this box seemed like the best bet. Since you can’t select the color, I was a little concerned they would send two different colors or something that doesn’t match anything in their cage. I also really wanted one that could attach to their cage without outside equipment/items but beggars can’t be choosers.When the new litter boxes arrived in the mail, I was pleasantly surprised to find the ones we got were a pretty dark blue shade that matched the hammock and circle bed they already had. They’re sturdy and use less litter than the previous bin. Due to the size of the box, we have to clean up the poop twice a day now (used to only need one cleanup). However cleanup is much faster now that we have no accidents outside the box. Our babies only use one corner of the new box so cleanup may vary from household to household.Since they don’t attach to the cage, I used 3 metal corner poop deterrent springs to attach the box to their cage. These springs were bought at a pet store about a year ago so I don’t remember how much they were or even what they’re really called. The springs don’t get in their way when they go in the box and it does a great job keeping the box immobile. They’re also loose enough that I don’t struggle to get the box out of the cage for cleaning. To be honest, I don’t even consider it a con anymore to not be attachable because the springs do a better job than anything that normally comes with a box.The biggest problem with the new boxes is that the label leaves a sticky residue. This residue is the reason I can’t give this box 5 stars. I cleaned it to the best of my ability before putting the box in their cage. However, sometimes their poop ends up on the residue and becomes even harder to remove from the box.We had one more surprise after adding in our new box. Because the box is smaller than the previous one, I decided to move one of their beds to the corner to prevent pooping in unwanted spaces. Before moving this bed, it was rarely used, to the point I considered taking it out of their cage. After the move, this bed is now favored by all four slinky cats. The bed is small and originally only meant for one ferret. I have caught all four ferrets in the bed once and it generally has two in it at all times (not necessarily the two who caused us to buy a new litter box in the first place).The second box sees usage outside the cage for playtime. Sticky residue is also an issue on this box so I believe it’s a problem with all of their boxes.This box brought us a nice unexpected surprise and fixed the unwanted behavior problem. They were just telling us they wanted to sleep in that spot and us being dumb humans couldn’t get the message until we swapped to this box. Would buy again but the residue is an issue we’ll have to put up with.

Love the box and it’s size, ferrets use it as intended but the sticker is awful!! It’s taking so much work to try to fully remove it and I don’t even know if all my efforts will totally work

I have two ferrets and it’s been a battle trying to find the best solutions for their cage and what makes it easier to clean up after the messy stinkers. We have three of these in their cage. Easy clean up and my ferrets love the space it provides for them to use the potty. I do wish it had an option to attach it to the cage, but we found that bungee cords work great! FERRET OWNERS YOU WONT REGRET!!!

high walls so my ferret doesn’t pop around it

All ferrets like space and these pans are great for giving that. I have 3 of these pans. But I do wish Marshall’s would stop with the sticker. I don’t care what anyone says. I’ve tried peeling it fast, slow, warmed up. I’m not gonna waste my time soaking it.

While I typically would avoid Marshall ferret products, particularly their treats and food as they have found to not be the healthiest for ferrets, these litter boxes are wonderful. We have tried several litterboxes and either our 4 ferret will not use them, or they will us them but the litterbox does not have high walls so there are still a lot of messes to clean up. These litter boxes are literally the only ones where our ferrets will always use them instead of going right next to them, and they will always contain the mess. In terms of cleaning, really any all purpose spray works well. We mainly stick to the all natural stuff for the safety of our ferrets, and we will spray it on and then wipe it clean with a paper towel.One thing to note: the stickers that come on the litterboxes are super annoying to get off. We wanted to remove the stickers so that the ferrets wouldn't go on them and then have a constant presence of fecal matter regardless of cleaning. Even after peeling off the stickers, however, the entire back of the litter box had that sticky sticker substance, which again posed a problem of the ferrets potentially licking/eating something that is most definitely hazardous to them. We eventually got it off with goo gone, and I do think it was worth it because these litter boxes are great, but be warned.

So when reading the reviews before I purchased I read a lot of people not liking the label that was leaving sticky residue and was very had to get off. What I did was get a razor blade to lift a corner enough for me to start pulling and do not pull slow! The faster you pull the sticker the less likely it is to rip. The slower you pull the sticker it breaks in pieces and is hard to get off. My whole sticker came off in one pull with no sticky residue. And as far as the litter box itself goes I love it!! My ferrets use it with no problems. They were pooping everywhere when I had the corner triangle litter boxes they would poop right over the edge. I love the Marshall ferret litter boxes.