Sippy drinking bottle for rodents and rabbits!

The Ferplast Sippy drinking bottle for rodents and rabbits!

The sippy bottle has a stainless steel valve that guarantees an excellent seal. It's equipped with a plastic screw and suction cups for attachment to both bars and smooth surfaces. The bottle is easy to install in both an aquarium/terrarium and a barred cage.

✔ Removable lid
✔ Includes suction cups for attaching to smooth surfaces
✔ With plastic screw for attaching to bar cages
✔ Stainless steel spout

The bottle is versatile and can be attached to both the inside and outside of the cage. The lid makes filling the bottle easy, even without removing the bottle. The valve and nozzle are quickly removable for easy cleaning.

Instructions for use Ferplast Sippy Drinking Bottle

Always fill the bottle completely with fresh water to prevent leaks. Always fill the water bottle until it's full and tap the spout to ensure there are no air bubbles. If an air bubble remains in the spout, no water will come out. Then, hang the water bottle upright and tap the water ball with your finger until the bottle dispenses water and your finger is wet. This ensures the bottle is dispensing water and the animals can drink.

A water bottle dispenses water to animals in measured doses. Animals have to press against the ball to receive water. Each water bottle dispenses water differently. Some dispense water very easily, causing it to drip or leak, while others dispense water more slowly. These product features vary by bottle.

Social rodents living in groups are best served with multiple water bottles, ensuring sufficient water for everyone. Dominant animals may claim a water bottle, preventing other animals from drinking.

It is best to give young animals a water bowl in addition to a drinking bottle, so that they always have water available until they get used to drinking from a drinking bottle.

Whenever you change your water bottle, it's recommended to also provide a water bowl for your animals until they're used to the new one. If your animals are used to a water bottle that dispenses water easily, they may have trouble with one that doesn't dispense water easily.

If your pets won't or can't drink from the water bottle, try a different one that's suitable. Every rodent is different and sometimes has its own preferences.

For the real rodents among the rodents such as Gerbils, Chinchillas and Degus, the drinking bottle must be protected so that the animals cannot gnaw it to pieces.