Food bowls for rodents and rabbits – ceramic, stainless steel, anti-slip and more
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 a musical Smurf and a rabbit is made of fired earthenware, making it very s
Read moreThis beautiful Tree Trunk Bali Cup is a very unique food bowl! The tree trunk is made of mahogany wood and has a height of approximately 13 cm. This is fairly high for a feeding bowl, but for hamsters it can be buried in the ground cover, making it stable
Read moreThe Hamtaro Eating & Drinking System combines food and drink in one handy system. With the Hamtaro, the drinking bottle always hangs securely in a holder at the right height and the animals always have food and drink close to each other. The Hamtaro is ma
Read moreThis 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.
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- Specialist sinds 2011
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The Trixie Rock Bowl can be used as a feeding bowl for rodents. The bowl is also suitable as a sandbox for small rodents. You can fill the bowl with, for example, Chinchilla sand or Gerbil sand and your little rodent can lea...
Read moreNatural-looking rock bowl made of resin. Can be used as a food bowl, water bowl, or sand bath, depending on the animal and the application.
Read moreSpacious wooden group feeder of approx. 27 × 13 × 5 cm and 450 ml. Suitable for dry food, herbs, and snacks for guinea pigs, rabbits, rats, chinchillas, and degus.
Read moreLong ceramic food or water bowl of approx. 22 × 10 cm and 600 ml. Handy for multiple animals at the same time, such as rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus.
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- Specialist sinds 2011
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Long grey rock bowl in 3 sizes. Can be used as a food bowl, water bowl, or decorative aquascape bowl. The largest size can also be used as a small sand bath for small animals.
Read moreNatural-looking corner tray for food, water, or a compact sand area. Available in 12 and 17 cm. Great for hamsterscaping, gerbilscaping, and natural enclosures.
Read moreWith this concrete feeder, tipped-over feeders are a thing of the past! The concrete feeder isn't just very handy for larger rodents and rabbits; even smaller rodents benefit from its advantages. We can actually secretly laugh at your rabbits throwing the
Read moreMeadow Feeding Bowl: Bring Nature to Your Gnawing Friend's Meal! Make your furry companion's meals an enchanting experience with our Meadow Food Bowl. This unique food bowl, made from high-quality glazed ceramic, brings the beauty of a meadow full of flow
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- Delivery from our own stock
Discover the Perfect Food and Water Bowl for Rodents and Rabbits! Looking for a versatile and high-quality food bowl that is suitable for both rodents and rabbits? Search no further! The Bunny Nature Food Bowl offers the ultimate eating and drinking exper
Read moreMeet the handy and versatile Ferplast Azimut Food & Water Dispenser, a must-have accessory for your beloved pets! This handy dispenser is made of durable plastic and is equipped with non-slip rubber feet, so it stays firmly in place, even during your pets
Read moreThe Trixie Feeding Ball is a spacious feeding ball that can be used for hay as well as fruit and vegetables. The feeding ball enables a challenging way of feeding. The ball is made of powder-coated metal and has a removable lid at the top. This plastic pr
Read more6 cm plastic snack ball with adjustable opening. For rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, degus, and ferrets who like to search, roll, and forage.
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- Specialist sinds 2011
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Spacious wooden feeding station of approx. 70 × 47 × 41 cm for guinea pigs and rabbits. Combines hay, food, water, and a toilet area in one organized place.
Read more36 cm wooden foraging tree for rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, and degus. Fill with vegetables, herbs, twigs, or snacks for natural foraging and nibbling behavior.
Read moreThe 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
Read moreHayPigs interactive veggie barbell for vegetables, greens, and herbs. A great enrichment option for guinea pigs, rabbits, and other rodents that actively consume their food.
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- Specialist sinds 2011
- Delivery from our own stock
The Wooden Cup Holder is actually intended for fruit cups, but since these contain a lot of sugar and aren't suitable for most rodents, we use it for healthy snacks! The holder easily attaches to the cage's bars, providing a fun challenge for the animals
Read more20 cm metal vegetable and fruit holder for offering vegetables, fruit, herbs, or small snacks hanging. For rodents, rabbits, and birds, always suitable for their diet.
Read moreMeet the handy little scoop that helps you scoop up small seeds for your little rodent. This scoop is wonderfully deep, allowing you to scoop effortlessly without spilling! And let's not forget the striking pink color - so you will never lose the scoop an
Read moreHandy 23 cm plastic food scoop for food, bedding, sand, and grooming supplies. Comfortable to hold and easy to clean.
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Food bowls for rodents and rabbits
A good food bowl may seem small, but it makes a big difference in practice: it keeps food neatly organized, prevents it from scattering throughout the enclosure, and gives your pets a recognizable "eating spot." At DRD Rodent Shop®, you'll find carefully selected food bowls in various materials and sizes – from heavy ceramic to stainless steel and sturdy versions that are less likely to slide or tip.
Handy for any habitat, whether you have amouse , dwarf hamster , hamster , gerbil , rat , guinea pig , or rabbit . Specialist since 2011 .
- Food stays in one place
- Less mixed with ground cover
- Handy for portions and fixed routines
- Ceramics: heavy and stable
- Stainless steel: practical and quick to clean
- Anti-slip: less sliding in the enclosure
- Multiple feeding stations prevent hassle
- Space for eating together
- Handy for different portions
Why a food bowl is a good foundation
In many habitats, a food bowl is simply convenient: you can immediately see how much has been eaten, the food stays cleaner, and it prevents it from disappearing into the bedding. Combine this with foraging? Perfect: use the bowl as a "basic portion" and offer the rest in a spread-out manner for an extra challenge.
Looking for suitable food? Check out Feed and Play & Forage .
Types & materials: what suits your animal?
Ceramic feeding bowls
Heavy, sturdy, and therefore difficult to tip over. Ideal for animals that like to move around or dig enthusiastically. Ceramic looks beautiful in natural settings and stands securely on the surface.
Stainless steel feeding bowls
Practical, hygienic, and quick to clean. Perfect for everyday use and for owners who want to keep track of everything easily.
Sturdy plastic / anti-slip
Lightweight but often cleverly designed. Anti-slip or a wider base helps prevent sliding. Handy if you're looking for a food bowl that's easy to move.
Tip: If you are a fanatic digging or sliding champion, choose heavier and wider models (ceramic or stable models).
What size feeding bowl fits? (guide measurements)
The ideal size depends on your pet, the type of food, and whether you only provide a basic portion or offer everything in the bowl. The following guidelines will help you quickly choose:
- Mouse : approx. 5–7 cm
- Dwarf hamster : approx. 6–8 cm
- Hamster (Syrian) : approx. 8–11 cm
- Gerbil : approx. 7–10 cm
- (Dwarf) rat : approx. 10–14 cm
- Degu : approx. 10–14 cm
- Chinchilla : approx. 12–16 cm
- Guinea pig : approx. 12–16 cm
- Rabbit : approx. 14–18+ cm (depending on size and group size)
Are you unsure between two sizes? Generally, choose the larger option, or place two smaller containers (especially for duos/groups).
For couples & groups: multiple feeding stations often work best
Many species live together (for example, mice, gerbils, rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits). It's wise to provide more than one food dish so everyone can eat peacefully. A practical rule of thumb: it's better to have one extra feeding station than not enough.
Cleaning & hygiene
How to keep food bowls fresh:
- Daily : empty and remove crumbs/moisture.
- Regularly : clean with warm water (and dry thoroughly).
- Ceramic/stainless steel : often the easiest to keep thoroughly clean.
- Plastic : Check for scratches or rough edges and replace if worn.
Checklist: Choose the right food bowl in 20 seconds
✔ Does the size suit your pet and how you feed (basic portion vs. everything in the bowl)?
✔ Do you choose stability that suits the behavior (sliding, digging, “knocking over”)?
✔ Is the material easy to keep clean?
✔ Do duos/groups have enough feeding places?
✔ Is the container stable in the place where you place it?
Safety: what to pay attention to
- Check containers regularly for damage (cracks, rough edges, loose parts).
- For avid sliders, it is best to use heavy or anti-slip models.
- Place food bowls on a stable surface (not wobbly on a bridge or loose platform).
- Replace plastic containers when they become visibly worn or rough.
FAQ – frequently asked questions about feeding bowls
What is the most "tip-proof" food bowl?
Usually a heavy ceramic feeder with a wide base. This is the most stable, even when digging and shoveling.
Is a food bowl always necessary when foraging?
Not necessarily, but many owners like to give a basic portion in a bowl and spread the rest for an extra challenge.
How many food bowls do I need if I have multiple animals?
Preferably multiple feeding stations. This creates a calm atmosphere during mealtimes and makes it easier for everyone to eat together.
Which materials are easiest to keep clean?
In practice, stainless steel and ceramic are the quickest and most thorough to clean.
Useful shopping links to complete your stay
- Cage furnishings (everything for a smart base)
- Food and snacks
- Play & foraging (food enrichment and challenge)
- Ground cover & nesting material
- Service & contact
Why order food bowls from DRD Rodent Shop®?
✔ Wide choice of size, material and stability
✔ Practically selected for different animal species and habitats
✔ Specialist since 2011 – we are happy to help you with your choice and design
✔ Easily combine with feed and forage products for a complete plan
