Lixit Weather Resistant Cage Water Bottles for Rabbits, Ferrets, Guinea Pigs Hamsters and Other Small Animals. (8-Ounce)

Just as described

Works well. The rabbits use it.

These are terrible. I bought them a few months ago to replace a rabbit water bottle, but I waited to use them till now because I had a heated one outside for the winter. As soon as I put these on the cage, they started to drip consistently. I bought a 2 pack. So I went and got the second one to see if it was any better. Still dripping. Filled it up last night before bed and this morning it was completely empty. My rabbit never empties water bottles that fast. Wish I could send back, but I am past the time where I could do that.

Just got big Fracking bottles that I ordered in the nick of time or whatever… anyway they R perfect & thanks for the little plastic turtles they don’t work for crap in the bottles but work really good for underwater miniatures….. that said it wasn’t brought to door by normal Amazon delivery but by stranger so I can not leave a comment on them …. Thanks again & Take Care everyone in this MAD WORLD.Buh Bye now.

ordered 4 of these, 1 of them didn't seal properly and kept dripping water because the end was a little damaged in shipping. the other 3 worked fine and these are great in a pitch or during freezes since i use them in my rabbitry.

It ok it's doing it's job

The original bottles were much better and easier to attach to cages using a spring.They were top fill and had an easy opening. Flip it open, add water. Need to move the bottle. Remove spring that was attached with clips, move bottle and reattach. I have 7 double decker Critter Nation cages which gives my 35 rats plenty of play room (5 rats per single level which is 2 feet wide x 3 feet long x3.5 feet high). Been using for 3 years and a few have started leaking, I just wanted to replace them but no longer sold.These are okay but not near as good.Others were clear and easy to see water level. These are not as easy to see

This is a simple waterer, which uses a ball to hold water in the spout. Although it's advertised for mammals, we use these with our chickens. They are great to use in a broody coop, as they are easy to install on virtually any coop, hold an adequate amount of water for a brood mom and chicks, and lightweight. They fit well inside several small coops we use for broody pens, as well as on a crate (where we sometimes sequester a sick chicken). They're easy to clean, and also keep the coop cleaner than the bowl type waterers, which always end up getting filthy and making the shavings wet. They do make a little noise when being used indoors, but it's not a big deal.