High-Walled Mammal Litter Box
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A heavy-duty, high-walled litter enclosure designed for small mammals. The solid base limits scattered bedding, while the dropped, U-shaped front entry provides easy access. The entire perimeter—both the upper walls and the entryway lip—is finished with a full-radius bead to eliminate sharp edges and ensure comfort.
- Dimensions: 220mm x 160mm x 100mm
- Entry Height: 25mm from the floor
- Wall Thickness: 4mm solid perimeter
- Edge Treatment: 20mm internal radiused corners, full round top rim
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