No more wasted guinea pig food! STAYbowl Tip-Proof Pet Bowl is a patent-pending, ergonomic, no-tip pet bowl that prevents guinea pigs and other small pets from tipping their food bowls. This saves owners time and money. With no more wasted kibble to throw away, the STAYbowl very quickly pays for itself. The small STAYbowl works
No more wasted guinea pig food! STAYbowl Tip-Proof Pet Bowl is a patent-pending, ergonomic, no-tip pet bowl that prevents guinea pigs and other small pets from tipping their food bowls. This saves owners time and money. With no more wasted kibble to throw away, the STAYbowl very quickly pays for itself. The small STAYbowl works well for guinea pigs, dwarf rabbits, hedgehogs, rats and other small pets. It has a simple, low-profile, ergonomic design that gives pets easy access to food. It also makes it easy for multiple guinea pigs to eat at the same time, reducing food competition. Dimensions are 6.75″ diameter (base) x 3.25″ diameter (bowl) x 1.75″ height. Some may think the ¼-cup STAYbowl is too small, but it is perfect for 1 or 2 guinea pigs. Most vets recommend only 1/8 cup (2 Tbl) of kibble/day per adult guinea pig (plus unlimited hay and water, and some fresh veggies). Please ask your vet. Available in 4 colors and 2 sizes. One of Amazon’s newest guinea pig accessories.
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Superior bowl choice for guinea pigs In less than 6 months I have chipped/cracked 3 ceramic bowls used to feed my 2 guinea pigs. Total investment: $10-12. Two were purchased on Amazon; the other at the local pet store. I bought one STAYbowl to try it out. Initial investment: $13. Despite the higher initial cost vs. ceramic, STAYbowl is an excellent solution for my piggies, who are not necessarily bowl-tippers. The bowl is sturdy, perfectly sized for the guinea pig physique and holds just the right amount of pellets for daily…
Perfect for hedgehogs! I bought this for my hedgehog who has a habit of tipping his water bowl over all the time. He would put his front two paws on the bowl in an attempt to hoist himself up (I’m speculating here) and then tip it over. This bowl is short enough that he can easily drink, and he stands on the base part while doing so, making it very difficult to tip (I think I just heard him mutter “challenge accepted”…)I was concerned that it wouldn’t be enough water, but let’s be honest, he’s…
Was no match for our guinea pig! I couldnât wait to get this! Our guinea pig loves to play with his bowl. We tried heavy plastic bowls, ceramic ramekins and every other small bowl we could find. He would eat then flip it over still half full of food. This bowl looks like it would do the trick and be nice and stable, but it was no match for our guinea pig! He flipped it over the very first day. I do like how low it is and that it holds just the right amount of food, but here I am back on amazon looking for another bowl to try…