Living World Ergonomic Food Dish, for Small Animals, Green, Small, 4.22 oz, 61680A1

Love this design. They are very sturdy & can’t be tipped over

our rabbit likes these but flips them over pretty easily....high quality though...

This is a great food dish for my rabbits. It holds enough dry food for 2 days on average, and it doesn't get tipped over. The angled side is nice for my female bunny whose dewlap can get in the way of bowls with rims.

On the hunt for the perfect bowl for our perfect Leopard Gecko I happened upon this bowl from this brand. The bowl seemed nice quality but I was a bit hesitant about sharp edges inside, no biggie though we would address that issue should we have it. Thankfully our bowls came perfectly glazed with no sharp edges at all .... Maybe a little uneven inside (I can be picky) but all smooth for our precious Leopard Gecko YAY!!All Leopard Gecko parents know that when it comes to those Dubias it can become pretty tricky, they move quick and I have had a few get out of my grasp with the tong (ugh) plus I’m not comfortable tong feeding out of pure worry that our darling Valentine will hurt his beautiful face!Enter this wonderful bowl heehee .... Bowl arrived packaged well. Felt smooth all around and has a nice weight to it. So excited I actually found this company and these bowls, Valentine took to it after a bit of apprehension and can actually get in the bowl lol nonetheless no food (worms only so far, dubias otw) got loose and I’m a happy Leopard Gecko mama.I do wish I could’ve mixed the colors as I wanted to get a green and terra cotta color but it’s ok having two green it still matches our enclosure. It works perfectly for our LG but I’m sure many other small animals would benefit from these bowls too. Do yourself a favor and get them you’ll be happy.I did post 4 different pics of our LG just cause he’s just the cutest in the world and for size reference for anyone curious.

It's basically exactly what you'd expect, but there's sometimes a little sharp point inside from the paint? It can normally be cut down with some pliers or something though. It's a decent enough size to work from something as small as a mouse to a large rabbit. There's some good weight on it so it won't be tipped over, and it's thick enough that it doesn't feel like it'll break too easily.Overall it works pretty well, though they're too tall to use as feeding dishes for most terrestrial reptiles like geckos unless you partially bury the dish. It does well for adult bearded dragons/uromastyx/etc and anything around that size, but an adult iguana or tegu is far too large for it. Though honestly the slanted bowl won't likely make it much different from a regular one, it's useful for reptiles only because of the curved inside that prevents bugs from climbing out, I can't think of any benefit to the slant unless you bury it in substrate. It doesn't prevent rodents from entirely digging out their food dish and trying to hide it elsewhere, though sometimes they'll end up sleeping inside the bowl after they evict the food from it.

I've slowly amassed a collection of maybe seven of these bowls and they are by far my favorite rat bowls. Our little troublemakers are experts at tipping "Tip-Proof" bowls and shredding anything that isn't ceramic. We use them for fresh fruits, veggies, and anything else wet- rats are able to grab and pull them, but we haven't had a tip incident thus far! HOWEVER, our rats have a habit of emptying the bowl, and then filling it with hay to marinate in any leftover liquid from fruits, especially. Not a fault of the bowl but definitely remember to take them out! I give them a quick handwash and then put them on the top rack of the dishwasher. We've never seen a rat sleeping or otherwise hanging out in the bowls, so I do not reccomend trying to offer the larger size as a little bath or anything. However, the large size can be a great alternative for water bottles if you have a problem with leaks or chewers!

I’ve been trying to find a suitable dish for superworms for my bearded dragon for a long time. We had one that was very cheap and plastic and it constantly got flipped over. We tried quite a few that the bugs just continually escaped from due to low sides or not being able to hold more than a couple because they would climb on top of each other and get out. And we had another that my beardie couldn’t stick his head in very well. This bowl doesn’t have any of these problems! I got the large and it’s perfect for an adult bearded dragon. It does feel like it’s fragile and the first one that arrived was broken in the package so be careful with it. I deducted a star for sturdiness.

The rim of this dish really helps to keep my rats from wasting their food. This is easy to clean and is heavy enough that when they sit on the sides, which they do, the dish does not tip. It is a very nice size, also.

I bought this dish for my rabbit and the size is perfect. There is a slight flaw in the glazing but it doesn't affect it being used. It seems sturdy enough and should last a while.

I bought this bowl for my tea cup poodle who is a very annoying and fussy eater who likes to paw at his bowl and spill his food out all over the floor. Then he discards it and walks away without eating it. This bowl is quite bottom heavy and the rim turns inwards so he has trouble turning it over so he actually ends up eating it. It is very small though, I'd say the size would suit a very small dog like a tea cup poodle or a small puppy or a kitten, not a bigger cat or a dog bigger than a tea cup. I also have a toy poodle and it is much too small for him. It's very cute and sturdy though and he likes eating out of it (he's actually fussy about such things as bowls). I'd highly recommend it for very small pets.

Unfortunately I broke this the first day I got it, so I don't have any pictures or a review of if it was any better than a regular bowl. But it was bigger than I expected, I bought it for my hedgehog but it seems like it would only be ideal for a guinea pig. Probably too small for a rabbit, and definitely way too big for anything smaller than a hedgehog. It was also much taller than I expected, based on the picture I thought the opening would be almost in line with the bottom so that if your pet puts its paws on the dish like mine, it won't tip over. It honestly almost didn't even have an incline at all. Otherwise the bowl itself seemed okay quality - definitely was my fault that I dropped it and it is ceramic which will shatter easily. Was heavy enough that it wouldn't tip over that way at least. The paint job seemed fine too. I would say it's an okay food bowl but isn't anything special from a regular one.

Honestamente lo compré solo porque estaba muy barato. El color no es mi favorito, pero puedo vivir con eso. La verdad es que se ve mejor de lo que esperaba y cumple su función de manera adecuada. Mi erizo no tiene problemas para comer en este cuenco y tampoco lo puede voltear por el peso de la cerámica. Muy recomendable.

J'ai pris cette écuelle pour varier les contenants de nourriture/friandise de mes rats, et jusqu'à présent je n'avais eu que de bonnes expériences avec les produits Living World. Mais là, non !La gamelle a bien la forme biseautée attendue, mais ça s'arrête là.1) Si la gamelle est livrée dans une boite neutre, le fabricant a collé une étiquette au fond avec un scotch double face qui reste : donc pas terrible d'être obligée de sortir l'acétone pour régler ce premier problème.2) L'émaillage de la gamelle est pourri : les différences d'épaisseur de couche sont flagrantes, donc niveau esthétique c'est nul.3) L'émaillage est pourri et la fabrication aussi, puisqu'il y a des aspérités de céramique à l'intérieur du bol, sur lesquelles les rongeurs se focalisent, au risque de se blesser, ou de me blesser moi en la lavant.Bref, ces défauts sont juste inacceptables, en magasin ce produit est juste invendable. C'est une honte de profiter de la vente en ligne pour écouler des stocks qui ne passent pas les contrôles qualité ! Ne vaut pas les 3,38€ auxquels je l'ai payée en avril, encore moins les 10€ demandés aujourd'hui !