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EveryYay Wet Your Whistle Small Animal Bottle Holder
Description
The EveryYay Wet Your Whistle Small Animal Bottle Holder gets your furry family member's hydration station all set to go. Designed to fit 8 oz and 16 oz water bottles, this bottle holder is a great option for habitats that don't have wires to install a water bottle.
- - Perfect for habitats that do not have wires to install water bottles
- - Fits 8 oz and 16 oz water bottles
- - Made of chew-proof ceramic material
- - Ideal for guinea pigs, hamsters, mice, chinshillas, and dwarf rabbits
Specifications
| SKU | 3400165 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|---|
| Material | Ceramic |
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Works good for chewers
Jess7801
No, I do not recommend this product.
Works good for chewers
Jess7801
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Great water bottle holder.
Saspets
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great water bottle holder.
Saspets
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It’s a Miracle!
DogMom3
Yes, I recommend this product.
It’s a Miracle!
DogMom3
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Great water stand
Gatitoluvr
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great water stand
Gatitoluvr
Originally posted on petco.com
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My guinea pig drinks a lot of water during the day. I’d say I have 2 standard water bottles in their cage because I have Boog and Archie and recently Archie has been drinking much more. Boog worried me because he’d drink half of the bottle in a day and now Archie is sort of doing that. Can that be a problem?
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I found him on a vacant lot and had to bottle feed him for about two weeks. He's now about 8 weeks old and already eating solids, but he hasn't learned to drink from a bowl. I tried using bowls of different sizes, put water on the ground, wet his lips, placed him next to a faucet, etc, but he still won't drink. By night, he's so thirsty that he'll suck at my fingers, I'll end up giving him the bottle. He has no issues eating food mixed with water, but how can I get him to drink from a bowl?
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