Bird Bowl Panama Pet PP-51507, 2.8 L capacity with clamp handle

Panama Pet bird bowl PP-51507 is a 2.8 L feeding and watering bowl designed for use inside bird cages. The bowl is made of durable polypropylene and includes an integrated clamp handle that attaches securely to cage bars. Its size and shape suit small to medium pet birds and allow convenient filling and removal for cleaning and maintenance.

Advantages

The bowl’s polypropylene construction resists wear, is lightweight and easy to wipe clean. The integrated clamp handle secures the bowl to most cage bars, reducing spills and movement during use. Its 2.8 L capacity accommodates both food and water needs for multiple daily feedings, and the smooth interior surface prevents food build-up and facilitates fast rinsing. The simple design supports quick removal for refilling and hygienic washing.

Suitable for

• Small to medium cage birds such as parakeets, cockatiels and lovebirds
• Feeding dry seed mixes, pellets or soft foods
• Providing drinking water in indoor cages
• Temporary use in travel cages or veterinary isolation enclosures

Key specifications

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Capacity: 2.8 liters
• Attachment: integrated clamp handle for cage bars
• Colour: (as sold by retailer)
• Intended use: feeding and watering

How to use

Attach the integrated clamp handle to a suitable horizontal or vertical cage bar by positioning the clamp over the bar and pressing until it locks in place. Fill the bowl with the appropriate amount of food or fresh water, taking care not to overfill to avoid spillage. To remove for refilling or cleaning, release the clamp and lift the bowl away from the bars. Clean regularly with warm water and mild detergent; rinse thoroughly and dry before returning to the cage.

Usage recommendations

Place the bowl at a comfortable height for the bird to access without obstructing perches or doors. Replace water daily and discard any soiled food promptly. Inspect the clamp and bowl regularly for damage or wear, and replace if cracks or instability are found to maintain safe feeding conditions.