When I first put it in his cage, my Guinea pig tried chewing it but soon gave up when he found the food inside. Had me scared since it has nails and glue I think holding it together, but he hasn't touched it since.
Though, somehow he manages to get 1/2 the hay I put in, into the main food tray covering the food... guess he prefers the hay.
I also bought a triangular waste/toilet thing you put the paper into, and I drilled a hole in one side of this feeder and attached it so he has to stand on the waste catcher thing to eat or drink now (water bottle is on opposite side, making a little eat/drink area of a corner of the cage) - advantage is any water leaking from his bottle drips in the waste thing as does any food that gets out - and 1/2 of all his waste ends up in the toilet/tray... Guinea pigs - In one end, out the other while he eats... so not too bad a setup finally - love the feeder! Oh - and be warned, it is very 'climbable' - so if you have your cage top open while they are eating - watch them... only once he climbed on and got his back feet on the bottom food tray, a little more and he might have climbed out. I was thinking of putting it on the back, but that side is against the wall. We do have to unscrew it once in a while and tip it over to clean out the left-overs - very easy to do.
Hey Nightangel - you might want to add holes on each side as well since it works a lot better this way.
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Niteangel Pet was founded in 2013, focusing on small pets' supplies, mainly for hamsters, mice, gerbils, rabbits, guinea pigs, etc. We're constant learners on small pets' care who seek to bring natural, healthy and proper products to everyone's paw friends. With this design idea in mind, we developed a collection of products with good quality.
We believe the future of small pets' care will be more colorful.
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This Item  Niteangel Grass and Food Double Use Feeder, Wooden Hay Manger for Rabbits, Guinea Pigs (7'' x 6.3'' x5.8'') |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $23.98 | $26.99 | $12.99 | $16.99 | -10% $8.99 Typical: $9.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Tuesday, May 14 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 15 |
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| Sold By | — | Mango&Cathy's Shop | KW-Commerce-US | UnicornCatcherMart | chang zhou re huo gao pin ji dian she bei Co., LTD | Caiqin US |
| target species | Rabbit, Guinea Pig, Chinchilla | Chinchilla, Rabbit, Guinea Pig | Rabbit | Guinea Pig | Chinchilla, Rabbit, Guinea Pig | Rabbit Chinchilla guinea pig |
| size | — | — | S | 1 PACK | — | 1 piece |
| material | Wood | Metal | Wood | Polyester | Wood | Metal |
| style | — | Modern | — | 1 PACK | Modern | hay feeder rabbit |
| operation mode | Manual | Automatic | Manual | Manual | Manual | Manual |
| weight | — | — | 700 grams | — | 0.32 kilograms | 0.41 kilograms |
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When I first put it in his cage, my Guinea pig tried chewing it but soon gave up when he found the food inside. Had me scared since it has nails and glue I think holding it together, but he hasn't touched it since.Though, somehow he manages to get 1/2 the hay I put in, into the main food tray covering the food... guess he prefers the hay.I also bought a triangular waste/toilet thing you put the paper into, and I drilled a hole in one side of this feeder and attached it so he has to stand on the waste catcher thing to eat or drink now (water bottle is on opposite side, making a little eat/drink area of a corner of the cage) - advantage is any water leaking from his bottle drips in the waste thing as does any food that gets out - and 1/2 of all his waste ends up in the toilet/tray... Guinea pigs - In one end, out the other while he eats... so not too bad a setup finally - love the feeder! Oh - and be warned, it is very 'climbable' - so if you have your cage top open while they are eating - watch them... only once he climbed on and got his back feet on the bottom food tray, a little more and he might have climbed out. I was thinking of putting it on the back, but that side is against the wall. We do have to unscrew it once in a while and tip it over to clean out the left-overs - very easy to do.Hey Nightangel - you might want to add holes on each side as well since it works a lot better this way.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2019
When I first put it in his cage, my Guinea pig tried chewing it but soon gave up when he found the food inside. Had me scared since it has nails and glue I think holding it together, but he hasn't touched it since.
Though, somehow he manages to get 1/2 the hay I put in, into the main food tray covering the food... guess he prefers the hay.
I also bought a triangular waste/toilet thing you put the paper into, and I drilled a hole in one side of this feeder and attached it so he has to stand on the waste catcher thing to eat or drink now (water bottle is on opposite side, making a little eat/drink area of a corner of the cage) - advantage is any water leaking from his bottle drips in the waste thing as does any food that gets out - and 1/2 of all his waste ends up in the toilet/tray... Guinea pigs - In one end, out the other while he eats... so not too bad a setup finally - love the feeder! Oh - and be warned, it is very 'climbable' - so if you have your cage top open while they are eating - watch them... only once he climbed on and got his back feet on the bottom food tray, a little more and he might have climbed out. I was thinking of putting it on the back, but that side is against the wall. We do have to unscrew it once in a while and tip it over to clean out the left-overs - very easy to do.
Hey Nightangel - you might want to add holes on each side as well since it works a lot better this way.
Though, somehow he manages to get 1/2 the hay I put in, into the main food tray covering the food... guess he prefers the hay.
I also bought a triangular waste/toilet thing you put the paper into, and I drilled a hole in one side of this feeder and attached it so he has to stand on the waste catcher thing to eat or drink now (water bottle is on opposite side, making a little eat/drink area of a corner of the cage) - advantage is any water leaking from his bottle drips in the waste thing as does any food that gets out - and 1/2 of all his waste ends up in the toilet/tray... Guinea pigs - In one end, out the other while he eats... so not too bad a setup finally - love the feeder! Oh - and be warned, it is very 'climbable' - so if you have your cage top open while they are eating - watch them... only once he climbed on and got his back feet on the bottom food tray, a little more and he might have climbed out. I was thinking of putting it on the back, but that side is against the wall. We do have to unscrew it once in a while and tip it over to clean out the left-overs - very easy to do.
Hey Nightangel - you might want to add holes on each side as well since it works a lot better this way.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019
