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Drinking bottles & Drinking bottles for rodents & rabbits – Anti-leak, glass & plastic
The Rodipet Drinking Bottle Holder consists of a high-quality Classic® drinking bottle (75ml) and a stable stand made of the best beech and birch wood. This allows the drinking bottle to be placed comfortably in the aquarium, terrarium or nagarium. Thanks
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The Rodipet Tavern is a drinking place for small rodents with a free Classic Drinking Bottle 75 ml. Tavern is a great solution in a terrarium or aquarium. Simply place the watering hole on a plateau or on a multi-room house from Rodipet and the animals al
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The Rodipet® EasyClean Drinking Bottle Holder Set for your small rodent is made of high-quality and durable ceramic. The design is very stable and stays in place well. The drinking bottle holder provides space for both the drinking bottle and something ta
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This drinking bottle is inspired by the adventures and characters from the new Smurfs series! This resulted in a cool, unique and funny range. This nice Smurf drinking bottle is made of sturdy plastic and the aluminum drinking spout has a double ball to p
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Practical Classic drinking bottle with stainless steel spout and double balls. Available in 75 ml, 150 ml, 320 ml, 600 ml and 1.1 liters.
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The Rodent Snack Bar is supplied with the Classic drinking bottle 320 ml and two stainless steel food bowls. A major advantage of the snack bar is the bottle holder and the stable way of feeding. The food bowls can easily be placed in the openings, as can
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Plastic drinking bottle for rodents and rabbits, available in 50, 100, 250, and 600 ml. Suitable for mice, hamsters, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus, among others.
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30 cm wooden water bottle holder for rodents and guinea pigs. Handy when you want to place a Trixie plastic water bottle stably in the enclosure.
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The Ferplast Sippy drinking bottle represents convenience and quality. It 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.
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Chew-proof glass drinking bottle from Trixie with metal drinking spout, ball mechanism, float, and metal hanging system. Available in 125 ml, 250 ml, and 500 ml.
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Compact 3-in-1 system with feeding area, 124 ml water bottle, and small hiding place. Suitable for mice and dwarf hamsters. Handy for keeping an overview of the enclosure.
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Natural tree trunk look drinking bottle holder, 19 cm, for Classic 150 and 320 ml drinking bottles. Especially suitable for mice and small dwarf hamsters in hamsterscaping.
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Chew-resistant aluminium water bottle holder with strong magnets for glass enclosures up to 6 mm. Suitable for small rodents such as mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, and gerbils.
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Sturdy glazed ceramic bowl for food or water. Available in multiple sizes and suitable for rodents, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus.
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Sturdy glazed ceramic feeding bowl with a cheerful meadow design. Available in 125, 250, and 500 ml, with a slightly curved rim to prevent spills.
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This small white food bowl is ideal for small rodents such as mice and dwarf hamsters. It can be used as both a food and water bowl for small rodents. The small bowl can be a godsend for baby hamsters who can't yet reach their water bottle. A larger water
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Sturdy HayPigs melamine feeding bowl for rodents and rabbits. Available in 11 cm blue and 16 cm yellow. Practical, dishwasher-safe, and fun for everyday use.
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These fun glass bowls are ideal for use as a food bowl or water bowl for small rodents such as: Mice, Dwarf hamsters, Hamsters or Gerbils.
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Small ceramic food or water bowl of approx. Ø 8 cm with hamster print. Capacity approx. 90 ml. Handy for mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, and small gerbils.
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Ceramic food or water bowl, 9 cm and 100 ml. Suitable for mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, gerbils, rats, and degus. Available in multiple colors.
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10 cm ceramic food and water bowl with rounded rim. Dishwasher safe, available in multiple colors, and suitable for rodents and rabbits.
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Cheerful ceramic food or water bowl of approx. Ø 11 cm with rabbit print. Capacity approx. 240 ml. Suitable for rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus.
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Ceramic food or water bowl of approx. Ø 11 cm with guinea pig print. Capacity approx. 240 ml. Handy for guinea pigs, rats, and as a larger food bowl for a group of gerbils or mice.
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Ceramic food and water bowl in a cute apple shape. With a capacity of approx. 180 ml, glazed finish, and deep bowl. Also suitable as a small sand bath for small animals.
Read moreDrinking bottles for rodents & rabbits
A good drinking bottle is essential: clean drinking water, available all day long, without bedding or food getting into it. At DRD Rodent Shop®, you'll find a carefully selected range of drinking bottles formice , hamsters , gerbils , rats , guinea pigs , rabbits , chinchillas, and degus .
With the right size, a comfortable drinking spout, and a secure attachment, you'll make it a lot easier for you and your pets. Specialists since 2011 .
- Water stays clean in the enclosure
- Less chance of spillage
- Always available, day and night
- Suitable volume for your animal
- Fine drinking spout (comfortable drinking)
- Firm mounting (stable)
- You can quickly see if there is drinking
- Useful for multiple animals
- Fits in almost any accommodation
Why a water bottle is such a great base
Water in an enclosure can quickly become contaminated by bedding, hay, or food. A water bottle generally keeps the water cleaner and gives your pets a designated place to drink. Many owners also appreciate being able to see at a glance if the water level changes.
Offering water: drinking bottle, water bowl or both?
The most common method is the water bottle: easy to attach and often neater for daily use. In some situations, owners also opt for a water bowl, for example, in a run or as an additional option in a spacious enclosure.
- Drinking bottle : clean, tidy and securely placed.
- Water bowl : easy to access, but can get dirty or spill more quickly.
Tip: Whatever you choose, change the water regularly and position it so that as little ground cover as possible can get into it.
How to choose the right drinking bottle
Choosing the right water bottle depends on three things: size , spout , and attachment . Here are the most important choices:
1) Volume (ml) – appropriate for your animal
Smaller animals usually need a compact bottle; for guinea pigs and rabbits, a larger model is more practical so you don't have to refill it unnecessarily often.
2) Drinking spout & flow
A good spout allows for smooth, drip-free drinking. Always check new bottles to ensure the water is flowing freely (and that it doesn't continue to leak).
3) Confirmation
Choose a bottle that hangs securely on bars or can be placed firmly against the glass (for terrariums). A stable bottle prevents spills and irritation.
Want to get your basic setup in order? Then check out our cage furnishings and food bowls .
Placement in the enclosure: small detail, big effect
- Hang the bottle at a comfortable height : your animal should be able to drink in a relaxed manner.
- Preferably place it in a quiet place (not in the middle of a busy "race track").
- Make sure the spout is easily accessible and not stuck against a house or plateau.
- Do you have multiple animals? Consider adding an extra watering station for more peace and quiet.
How much do rodents and rabbits drink approximately?
How much your pet drinks varies significantly depending on the species, weight, temperature, and diet (for example, more dry food versus lots of fresh vegetables). As a general guideline, you often see these kinds of orders of magnitude:
- Mouse / hamster / gerbil : often a few to tens of ml per day (small sips spread over the day).
- Rat / guinea pig : usually more, often tens of ml to around 100 ml per day.
- Rabbit : can clearly drink more, especially with dry food or warm weather.
More important than the exact number: pay attention to changes in feeding habits. If your pet suddenly drinks much less or not at all, check if the bottle is working properly and, if in doubt, consult a veterinarian.
Cleaning & maintenance
How to keep your water bottles fresh and reliable:
- Change water regularly (especially in warmer weather).
- Clean the bottle with warm water and a bottle/spout brush; rinse well.
- Check the spout for flow and any drips.
- Replace parts if they wear out or no longer close properly.
Checklist: Choosing the right water bottle in 20 seconds
✔ Is the volume right for your animal (and how often you want to refill)?
✔ Is the drinking spout comfortable and does the water flow well?
✔ Is the mounting suitable for your enclosure (bars/glass/terrarium)?
✔ Does the bottle hang stably, without sliding or tilting?
✔ Is it easy to clean (including the spout)?
Safety: what to pay attention to
- Check regularly that the bottle is not leaking and that the spout is flowing properly.
- Hang the bottle so that your pet can drink relaxed (not too high or too low).
- Pay attention to wear and tear on the spout, cap or holder and replace parts in time.
- For groups or multiple animals, it is better to use an additional drinking place for more peace and quiet.
FAQ – frequently asked questions about water bottles
My water bottle is dripping, what can I do?
First, check that the bottle is securely attached, the cap closes properly, and the spout is clean. A quick test over the sink will quickly reveal if the problem persists.
How often should I clean a water bottle?
Regular cleaning is wise, especially if you see buildup. A spout brush will also help you get into those tricky corners.
Is one drinking bottle enough for several animals?
That's possible, but in many enclosures, an additional drinking station is more convenient. This way, each animal can drink at its own time.
Can I use a drinking bottle in a terrarium?
Yes, provided you use a suitable mounting system (e.g., a sturdy holder/stand). Place it securely and check the flow.
Useful shopping links to complete your base
Why order drinking bottles from DRD Rodent Shop®?
✔ Choice of size, mounting and ease of use
✔ Practical range for different animal species and habitats
✔ Specialist since 2011 – with clear selection assistance in our categories
✔ Easy to combine with a complete basic furnishing
