Chef Smurf Food/Water Bowl 16.5 cm

Chef Smurf Food/Water Bowl for Rodents & Rabbits!

This food bowl is inspired by the adventures and characters from the Smurfs series! A fun, unique, and amusing assortment for rodents and rabbits! This ceramic food bowl featuring Chef Smurf is made of fired earthenware, making it very sturdy and stable. This model's tapered rim ensures optimal access to food and drinks and prevents excessive spills. Thanks to the high-quality glazed finish, the bowl itself is waterproof for serving drinks and very easy to clean. The fun print completes the look and guarantees a Smurf-tastic meal for your rabbit or rodent.

✔ Made of ceramic
✔ With funny Jetpack Smurf
✔ Suitable as a food bowl, water bowl or sand box for small rodents

Use as a feeding bowl

A food bowl ensures that animals know where to expect their food. The keeper can easily see how much the animals have eaten by looking at the contents of the bowl. Furthermore, the food stays hygienically clean in a bowl. In short, a food bowl has many advantages! Place the bowl in a fixed location in the enclosure and fill it with the recommended amount of food for each animal.

Use as a water bowl

A food bowl can also be used as a water dish. It's very important to ensure good water hygiene. Water in a water bowl gets dirty faster than in a drinking bottle. Fill the water bowl with clean water and replace it daily, or more often if it becomes dirty.

Use as a sandbox

This feeding bowl can also be used as a sandbox for even the smallest rodents. Simply fill the bowl with a layer of chinchilla sand , and the bathing fun can begin!

What is ceramic?

Ceramic is glazed earthenware. The difference between terracotta and ceramic is that ceramic is glazed, while terracotta is unglazed. The glaze makes ceramic strong, water-resistant, insulating, and easy to clean. The biggest advantage for us is that urine can't soak into the material. Any puddles can be easily wiped away because they are absorbed.

Summer tips water trough

If you use the water bowl for outdoor rabbits or guinea pigs in the summer, always make sure the water is in the shade and replace it several times a day in high temperatures. Place an ICEPOD under the water bowl to keep the water nice and cool.

Winter tips water trough

In winter, we always have the problem of water freezing. To prevent this, it's a good idea to place the water trough in a sheltered spot, perhaps with a heat pad underneath. This way, the water will freeze less quickly. Check and change the water several times a day, even in winter, so the animals always have fresh drinking water available.