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Paper Pulp Nest Bowls
$1.50
Paper/Pulp Sanitary Nest Bowls – Natural & Disposable
Our Paper/Pulp Sanitary Nest Bowls are made from nothing but paper and water, offering a safe and chemical-free nesting option. Unlike bleached alternatives, these bowls maintain their natural color to avoid unnecessary...
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Paper/Pulp Sanitary Nest Bowls – Natural & Disposable
Our Paper/Pulp Sanitary Nest Bowls are made from nothing but paper and water, offering a safe and chemical-free nesting option. Unlike bleached alternatives, these bowls maintain their natural color to avoid unnecessary additives.
With a base diameter of just over 10", a top opening of about 7 ½", and a height of 2 ½", these bowls are modeled closely after traditional nest designs. The slightly rough texture provides young birds with better footing as they stand, which helps reduce the risk of splayed legs during development.
Designed for convenience and hygiene, these nest bowls are intended to be disposable after the brood is raised and leaves the nest, helping to maintain a clean, safe environment for both breeders and chicks.
Key Features
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All-Natural Materials: Made only from paper and water—no chemicals or dyes.
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Optimal Dimensions: 10" base, 7 ½" top diameter, 2 ½" high.
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Safe for Chicks: Rough texture supports grip, helping to prevent splay leg issues.
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Sanitary & Disposable: Easy to replace once young birds are out of the nest.
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Modeled After Originals: Traditional shape and size trusted by breeders.
The Paper/Pulp Sanitary Nest Bowl is a natural, safe, and practical choice for breeders who want an eco-friendly, disposable nesting option that promotes chick health and reduces cleaning hassle.
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