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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS > HOUSE RABBIT Q & A > bottle vs dish
Last Post by x liddo bunny x at 04/13/2007 08:00 PM (4 Replies)
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User is Offline x liddo bunny x
Fullerton, California
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04/12/2007 05:18 PM
which is better for buns? the water bottle that reduces spills or a clay dish of water?
my name is Carolyn and my precious babies are 2 holland lops named Mochi and Emo and a uhh uhh not sure what he is.... but his name is Moogle

User is Offline cookie627
Naperville, IL
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04/13/2007 02:49 PM
I use a water bottle because i read in a book sometimes bunnies like to flip the water dish and see you fill it up again and again.
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User is Offline poopy
Orange County, CA
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04/13/2007 03:23 PM
i have a heavy ceramic dog/cat dish which can't be flipped over and is never splashed around. animals can drink ALOT more out of an open crock. water bottles have such a TINY little opening that lets barely any water out.
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User is Offline BB
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04/13/2007 06:37 PM

I use both, but a heavy crock should not easily tip over, so you may look into getting a sturdy heavy ceramic crock.    My understanding is that rabbits are able to get more water out of a crock, but I always have both just in case they dump stuff into the crock and it gets dirty when I'm not looking.

 

User is Offline x liddo bunny x
Fullerton, California
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04/13/2007 08:00 PM
yea, it is a heavy ceramic one. looks liek the ones jack and rucy have but mine is purple. ^ ^ i do use both (now) because i have this log and they push it up to the bottle and sorta emptys it so i put the dish under it so the log cant get pushed to it. and there is usually water in the dish so they have their choice. my bottle has a big nossle so they seem to prefer the bottle more.
my name is Carolyn and my precious babies are 2 holland lops named Mochi and Emo and a uhh uhh not sure what he is.... but his name is Moogle
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