World's best water bottle

[TheZookeeper]

OK.  So I have had rodents for as long as I can remember and have fought with leaking water bottles for the same amount of time.  And so I set out to find THE water bottle.  And I think I have found it.  www.bunnyrabbit.com has them.  The water buddy but edstrom. They have them at other places but the bunny rabbit place has the 32 oz on sale for $13.00 and that was the cheapest I could find.  I bought three of them and my daughters have even dropped them a couple of times and they are still awesome.  We have shook them...no leaks...unless you shake the water out the top.  LOL.  Check 'em out. 

 

[Rose]

Ooooooooo, those look nice!

[Serendipity Rats]

They are the greatest. I've had mine for over 2 years now with no problems what so ever. They are excellent for car trips, as they do not leak even when shaken (as long as the bottle is not too terribly full, as it will come out the top). I don't think I'll ever use any other bottles.

[Rose]

I just ordered two.

[ashleyjay]

I use-
Oasis water bottles for my piggles and ratty rat face. It is hard and has flower printed pattern on it and comes in purple, clear, blue-and other colors as well.
$ thumbs up for oasis-but that water bottle looked great to me! 
ashleyjay

[Rose]

Thanks for posting that sale.  I ended up ordering a bunch of stuff.

The new lock-in litter pan has been repaired after was broken..... not by the bun, but by my husband.  Idiot-proof, my bootie.

The first bun doesn't seem to like the new bottle.   I've got the old one up still cause I'm afraid he'll be thirsty.  Should I stop being chicken and take the old one away? 

[rattietayls]

Yep, awesome! We have it, and its great.

[Rose]

Haven't gotten my three buns to use them.  I'm afraid to remove the old ball valve ones in case they really can't use the Water Buddy ones. 

[Lise]

I don't know much about bunnies, sorry.  BUT my rats wouldn't use their Water Buddies until I took the ball ones they were used to away.  They would instinctively go to the water bottle they were used to.

Perhaps try taking them away for an overnight or a day or so.  Not long enough for the buns to get really dehydrated, but long enough to see if the water level is going down in the Water Buddy.

I have also had my Water Buddies for about 2 years now and I couldn't go back to regular bottles.