Me and my boyfriend Jack recently got his son Taylor a rabbit as Taylor loves animals, especially cuddly and fluffy ones. He does already have a goldfish but he's started to get bored of her (sounds harsh!) so we decided to get a slightly larger but still reasonably small and easy to look after pet and settled on a grey lop eared rabbit called Rosie who we rescued from a local animal shelter. She's very placid and although shy, is great with Taylor. One of the items we got before getting Rosie (along with the cage etc) was this food bowl. We wanted something simple but didn't want anything that she could chew as i'd done research on the internet and ...  Read the complete review

I am a very big fan of this style of ceramic food bowl, my rabbit has this one as it is designed for rabbits but my dog, cat and hamster also have the bowls in this range specially designed for each type of pet. The rabbit bowl was the first of these I ever brought and it was on the recommendation of a friend in a pet shop as I was having a lot of trouble with my rex rabbit tipping his bowls up then refusing to eat the food off the floor of his cage and he even chewed up his bowls on occasions so I needed something better that he couldn't chew and was looking at metal dishes but that wouldn't have stopped him tipping them up when my friend recommended this ...  Read the complete review

Today I thought I would review the food bowl that my gorgeous rabbit eats his food out of every day. I always like my pets to have the best things I can get them, and this food bowl is no exception. I have had loads of rabbits throughout my lifetime and this is the one food bowl that I have always kept on buying whenever they needed a new food bowl. I have used other kinds as well but they never quite seem to measure up to this one, especially plastic ones. It is normally my dad who buys all the pet supplies as he gets them from Wilkinsons on his way home from work. But apart from Wilkinsons these food bowls are also sold in pet stores, e.g. Pets at Home, and ...  Read the complete review

Our bunny rabbit has a very simple Mason and Cash feeding bowl. Its a simple product that does what it should and works well for us. Its sturdy, easy to wash and clean and also holds enough food for our pets needs. We don't like to over feed too much food at once and this bowl is just right in terms of being able to add more food as and when needed. We have had a number of Mason and Cash feeding bowls and some have worked better than others. Over all its a brand we trust. All the bowls have been of a good quality and this is no exception. Whilst the over all design and appearance of the Mason Cash Rabbit Food Bowl is very simple and rather plain to the eye, ...  Read the complete review

Although I've never been a huge pet fan, I have had a fair few animals pass under my loving care. Hamsters, guinea pigs and currently a dog have all been a part of the Frank family, but despite reviewing a rabbit bowl, I have never had a rabbit. I bought this rabbit bowl for my guinea pigs (fortunately they can't read as far as I'm aware) as a bowl for their dry feed. What attracted me to it was neither the alluring colour (pale brown) nor its innovative design (round, ceramic bowl with the word 'rabbit' embossed on one side), but the price tag of £1.50 in my local independent pet shop. The bowl can be used for water, dry feed or vegetables, and is ...  Read the complete review