Ceramic Bird Feeding Bowl Barry King 12 cm — honey pink

The Barry King ceramic bird feeding bowl, 12 cm in diameter, in honey pink is a practical dish designed for daily feeding and watering of small to medium birds. Made from glazed ceramic, it offers a smooth, stable surface that resists tipping and is simple to clean. The neutral honey pink finish integrates with indoor cages, aviaries and outdoor feeding stations and is suitable for seeds, pellets or fresh water.

Advantages

This ceramic bowl provides a sturdy and hygienic surface that does not retain odours and is resistant to scratches from routine use. Its glazed finish simplifies cleaning and helps prevent the build-up of residue. The 12 cm diameter gives enough capacity for several feed portions while remaining compact enough for most cages and aviaries. The design allows for either placement inside an enclosure or mounting on compatible holders or brackets.

Suitable for

• Daily feeding of small to medium cage birds
• Providing water in aviaries and outdoor feeding stations
• Use with seeds, pellets, fruit pieces or soaked foods
• Replacement or additional dish for breeding or rescue setups

Key specifications

• Material: glazed ceramic
• Diameter: 12 cm
• Finish: honey pink glaze
• Suitable contents: dry seed, pellets, water, soft foods
• Mounting options: can be placed or fixed with compatible cage holders
• Cleaning: easy-to-clean glazed surface

How to use

Place the ceramic bowl inside the cage, aviary or on a feeding station at a stable, accessible height for your birds. Fill with an appropriate portion of seeds, pellets or fresh water according to the dietary needs of the species. For mounting, use a compatible holder or bracket that secures the bowl to the enclosure; ensure it is locked in place to avoid tipping. Clean the bowl regularly with warm water and mild detergent; rinse thoroughly before refilling.

Usage recommendations

Check feeding and water levels at least once daily and wash the bowl every 1–2 days or more often in warm weather or when offering moist foods. Inspect the bowl for chips or cracks and replace if damaged to maintain hygiene and safety for birds.