ZOOLOG Classic 150 ml hamster water bottle 5980 — 150ml capacity, wall-mountable drinking bottle

The ZOOLOG Classic 150 ml hamster water bottle is a compact drinking dispenser designed for small rodents. The transparent 150 ml reservoir and metal drinking tube with ball-bearing valve provide controlled water flow while reducing the risk of leaks. The bottle is shaped for wall mounting inside cages, allowing convenient placement and easy access for hamsters, mice and other small pets. The design supports straightforward refills and routine cleaning.

Advantages

The transparent container allows quick visual checks of the remaining water level. A metal drinking tube with an integrated ball-bearing valve ensures drip-free delivery and reliable operation. The compact 150 ml size fits well in small enclosures and minimizes waste while remaining sufficient for daily hydration of individual small rodents. The mounting bracket is compatible with most wire cages for stable attachment.

Suitable for

• Hamsters and dwarf hamsters
• Mice and small rats
• Gerbils and other small rodents
• Temporary use in travel carriers or small habitat sections

Key specifications

• Capacity: 150 ml
• Reservoir: transparent plastic for water level visibility
• Drinking tube: metal with ball-bearing valve to control flow
• Mounting: wall/cage mountable design with bracket
• Cleaning: removable parts for easy rinse and refill

How to use

Fill the bottle with fresh water and secure the cap before mounting. Attach the bottle to the cage wall at a height appropriate for the animal so the drinking tube is easily reachable. Check that the bracket holds the bottle firmly and that the valve dispenses water when gently nudged by the pet. Refill daily or as needed and wash the bottle components regularly with warm water; avoid harsh chemicals that could affect the materials.

Usage recommendations

Place the bottle where the pet can reach it without climbing hazards, and inspect the valve and water level daily. For hygiene, empty and clean the bottle at least once a week or more often for high temperatures or multiple-animal housing.