Water Bottle Savic Biba 100 ml for Small Rodents — Savic 010407

Savic Biba 100 ml is a compact water bottle designed for small rodents such as hamsters, mice and gerbils. Its 100 ml capacity provides a continuous water supply while the leak-resistant drinking nozzle ensures hygienic dispensing and reduces mess in the cage. The bottle mounts securely to wire cages and is suitable for both home pets and small-scale breeding setups, offering a low-maintenance solution for daily hydration needs.

Advantages

The Savic Biba 100 ml combines a space-saving design with a clear reservoir for quick visual monitoring of water level. The leak-resistant nozzle limits spills and keeps bedding dry, while the mounting system attaches firmly to standard wire cage bars. Constructed from transparent, food-safe plastic, the bottle is easy to clean and refill, which helps maintain sanitary conditions for small rodents.

Suitable for

• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters
• Mice and young rodents
• Gerbils and similar small rodents
• Pet owner households and small breeding enclosures

Key specifications

• Capacity: 100 ml
• Material: transparent food-grade plastic
• Mounting: attaches to wire cage bars
• Nozzle: leak-resistant metal ball or tip (drip-reducing design)
• Suitable for small rodent species

How to use

Fill the bottle with fresh drinking water and secure the cap tightly to avoid leaks. Attach the bottle to the cage by aligning the mount with the cage bars and pressing until it locks in place at a height accessible to the animal. Check the water level daily and refill as needed. Periodically remove the bottle for cleaning: rinse the reservoir and nozzle with warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly, and allow to dry before refitting to maintain hygiene.

Usage recommendations

Place the Savic Biba 100 ml at a comfortable height so the animal can reach the nozzle without stretching. Inspect the nozzle regularly for blockages and test for proper flow after cleaning. Replace water daily and perform a full wash of the bottle at least once weekly or more often in multi-animal or breeding situations to prevent bacterial buildup.