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Hamsters Water Bottle, Automatic No Drip Hanging Water Feeder Dispenser for Small Animals Guinea Pig Rat Rabbit Dwarf Gerbil Chinchilla(Blue 125ML)

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Management number 229791182 Release Date 2026/05/31 List Price US$4.28 Model Number 229791182
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  • [Rope Hanging Design] This water bottle comes with an innovative rope hanging design that facilitates easy installation and use. Simply thread the rope through the designated hole at the top of the bottle and hang it within your pet's reach.
  • [Suitable for Cage] The plastic buckle on this cage water bottle is engineered for exceptional durability, ensuring it remains securely attached even in the most active environments. Designed with practicality in mind, it can be easily adjusted and locked onto a wire cage.
  • [Detachable] The capacity of 125ml 250ml can effectively provide enough water for your pets when you travel or absence from home.Easy to disassemble and clean, fulfill water will more convenient.
  • [Applicable for Small Pets] This versatile water bottle is perfect for a variety of small pets, including rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, gerbils, chinchillas, squirrels, and hamsters.
  • [Rolling Ball Design] Featuring a unique rolling ball mechanism, this water bottle allows pets to gently lick and access water with minimal effort. The steel ball design is engineered to prevent leaks and spills, even if your pets try to bite or chew at it.

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