Water Bottle Nestor 700 ml for Large Parrot - Nestor model 27625

The Nestor 700 ml water bottle for large parrots is a purpose-built drinking reservoir that provides a controlled supply of fresh water for cage-kept or aviary birds. Its 700 milliliter capacity reduces the frequency of refills while remaining compact enough for standard parrot cages and aviary setups. The bottle is designed to be mounted or placed where large parrots can access water hygienically without spilling or contamination from perches and food.

Advantages

This water bottle offers a practical capacity suitable for large parrot species, minimizing daily maintenance. The design supports secure attachment to common cage bars and aviary fixtures, helping to prevent tipping and leaks. Materials and construction allow easy cleaning and refill, which contributes to maintaining freshwater quality and simple routine care.

Suitable for

• Large parrot species kept in cages
• Aviary installations requiring a central water reservoir
• Breeding or temporary housing where reliable water supply is needed
• Owners who prefer mounted water containers to open bowls

Key specifications

• Capacity: 700 milliliters
• Intended use: drinking container for large parrots
• Compatibility: designed for cage or aviary mounting and placement
• Access: positioned for easy beak access and reduced spillage
• Maintenance: refillable and designed for straightforward cleaning

How to use

Mount or place the water bottle at a height and position accessible to your large parrot, ensuring the drinking outlet is reachable from the bird's typical perching areas. Fill the bottle with fresh water, secure it to the cage or aviary fixture according to the mounting design, and check that it is stable and free of leaks. Replace water daily or as needed to ensure freshness, and disassemble for cleaning on a regular schedule to remove deposits or biofilm.

Usage recommendations

Inspect seals and attachment points routinely to prevent leaks and ensure stable mounting. Clean the bottle thoroughly at least once a week and refill daily with fresh water; increase cleaning frequency in warm conditions or when multiple birds share the same enclosure.