MOACC Hamster Water Bottle, 125ML Gerbil Water Bottle with Stand, Automatic Feeder Water and Food Dispenser No Drip Plastic Hanging Water Bottle Holder for Small Animals, Pink

I bought this for my two mice.They had a water dish before but would leave bedding and food in it constantly.The measures on it reassure me that it’s being used and it’s much less hassle to clean. They like to use the base as a place to eat their food, and climbing on the top of it.I also like that it has multiple attachments so can be used in the stand, or the wall of wire cages

This works really well. Used this with 1 old dwarf hamster as she was struggling to climb in the tubes to use her Ovo water bottle.The food tray is very small, but perfect size for treats rather than main dry food. It's perfect for wet treats like cucumber. It can also be put on either side or removed completely.The hole underneath looks tiny, but my dwarf immediately explored it and ended up moving into it during the day.Also comes with a hooked wire holder so it can be used through the bars ofj a wire cage.I had no problems with it leaking, just have to make sure that it is on firm sawdust and it helps to push it into the sawdust ever so slightly. Hamster never knocked it over, but I did with my hand.

I had been trying to find a free standing bottle that our hamster couldn’t pull over. Each time he’d done that his sawdust would be soaked as the water would all leak out. Got this one and put it on a solid base (a small porcelain bowl turned upside down) so that it was raised higher for him.He seemed to still be able to move this - even with the bottle full of water, it’s a very light product. Solved this by putting a small but heavy enough rock in the base of the item and taped it in.

Good freestanding water bottle but the spout is quite low when in situ, so would say it is only suitable for a dwarf hamster really.My only concern with it is the gap to slide the spout into. There are two narrow gaps so you can put water bottle in wither way but our Roborovski hamster managed to get herself stuck and squeaked as we freed her by removing water bottle. We have temporarily remedied this by sticking some cardboard with tape on the inside to cover gap and as the plastic is fairly soft we will cut the gap out bigger and burr the edges of the plastic so she can't trap herself again.

This water stand lasted barely a week! So not good value for money. Considering 50% of the structure has been chewed away it still stands so strurdier than I thought.Not suitable for Gerbils !! If you need a freestanding waterbottle buy a suction pad/clip or strong double sided Velcro works much better

A very flimsy stand, holder and the wire attachment. I bought this for my disabled rat who can't get tho his watery bottle easily so had to get him something that would be low and easily accessible. Had to abandon the stand as it was already falling over, so I ended up using the bar attachment which seems to be very flimsy and the bottle could fall out of it any moment. Also the water doesn't seem to come out 100% of the time. Would not recommend it.

The bottles leaks relatively regularly meaning I have to change the bedding about 3 times per week now instead of once. It is a pain as I have to give the hamsters milk instead of water most of the time with their delicate stomachs being infants. It's a good height, I ordered the smaller amount bottle and it's perfect to change daily for my hamsters. The food bowl add on is handy for muesli, however it is very quant and does detach too easy for hamster that try to sit inside of the bowl and dig under their food.The only other fault I have with the bottle is that the hamsters can climb inside the frame 🤦 meaning they either get stuck, or they tip the bottle over because the frame is thin plastic and flimsy.Quick delivery (next day) and is efficient enough for a spare bottle.

The bottle spout wasn't allowing for the water to come through which meant that my hamster went thirsty for a while.However, a perfect size for a russian dwarf hamster, stands sturdy, I think it would easily be knocked over by a generic syrian hamster.Food bowl section is very small, a bigger bowl would have been more suitable. The hidey hole is great too especially for putting treats in to keep my hammy busy.