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EveryYay Wet Your Whistle Small Animal Printed Water Bottle, Medium
Description
Our Petco Small Animal Plastic Water Bottle is durable and practical. It comes with a wire holder to attach to cage. A cute plastic turtle floats inside so you know exactly how much water is left and our small animal water bottles are BPA free for a healthier habitat. Our Petco Small Animal Plastic Water Bottle mounts easily to any habitat and provide your hamster, guinea pig, chinchilla, rat, ferret or other small animal a fresh drink of water whenever they need it. Colors are assorted, please allow us to choose for you.
- - Mounts easily to any habitat
- - Special no-leak design
- - Float indicator to easily monitor water levels
- - Stainless steel double ball point tube
- - Offered in assorted colors
Specifications
| SKU | 3366622 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | EveryYay |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Item Dimensions
| Height | 6.5 IN |
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Filling instructions: Fill bottle to capacity. Water bottle work on a vacuum lock. When bottle is filled and first inverted, press the control ball and let water trickle out until vacuum develops before placing bottle in holder. Occasional dripping due to temperature causing expansion of the bottle is normal. The double ball bearing design prevents leaks. Maintenance: It is recommended to wash and rinse bottle weekly. After cleaning and refilling, make sure sealing gasket is in place. Always tighten bottle cap securely; if cap is loose, air entry can cause nonstop dripping until bottle is empty. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Not Dishwasher Safe. Always Fill Bottle Completely Full.
Not Dishwasher Safe. Always Fill Bottle Completely Full.
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RehabSally
No, I do not recommend this product.
Peppermint 61
No, I do not recommend this product.
Peppermint 61
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Did not like these water bottles
dana7
No, I do not recommend this product.
Did not like these water bottles
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Momfl000
No, I do not recommend this product.
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Momfl000
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Great purchase
Chan26
Yes, I recommend this product.
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Recently it seems like Precious has been drinking more water than usually. However, I measured it & it seems like she’s not drinking enough. On Monday she drunk like 2.7 oz & today about 3 oz (she drunk water 10 times today). when she’s laying next to me she seems to be giving off heat. Also sometimes when she lays down I hear a whistle for a while. Or I hear her stomach “growl.” She’s playing, eating, & her pee seems normal. What could this be? I plan on taking her in in the morning. She’s 4lbs
Pickle juice. Can rabbits and rats drink it? If so, what's the benefit(s)
I'm sorry the site wouldn't let me submit my puppy information. I have an 2 month puppy mixed breed havanese & Chihuahua. I usually leave a bowl of cool water out but he refuses to drink it, so i went and got a training water bottle and he still refusing to drink it.
My gerbil wont stop drinking water and hes been at the wster bottle for about half an hour
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?
I got my Roborvoski hamster a day ago and I can't get him to drink from his bottle. I don't think it is too high or low, and I marked a line with a washable marker and it hasn't gone done. I also put a little peanut butter on the spout to encourage him but that didn't work either. My last hamster died after four days so I am really worried about him. His name is Mikey. Please help me!
My guinea pig is dehydrated (faulty water bottle not allowing water to get out and crazy hectic weekend not allowing me to realize water level hadn’t gone down or noticing poor baby’s symptoms). She’s lethargic, not eating, & sunken eyes. She’s nibbled a little on spinach but not truly eating. She’s drinking on her own though. Do I need to syringe feed her pedialyte or is drinking water enough to re-hydrate her?
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Hi. Two year old Syrian hamster is drinking his pee, despite having access to water. I keep giving him new water and he keeps peeing inside it. We give him water in bottle caps because he used his water bottle to escape from his cage in the past.
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