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Pop Bottle Fountain Waterer
$1.95
Pop Bottle Water Fountain – Bird & Small Animal Cage Waterer
The Pop Bottle Water Fountain is an easy, affordable way to keep your birds and small animals supplied with fresh water. This simple device allows you to turn a standard disposable...
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Pop Bottle Water Fountain – Bird & Small Animal Cage Waterer
The Pop Bottle Water Fountain is an easy, affordable way to keep your birds and small animals supplied with fresh water. This simple device allows you to turn a standard disposable soda or water bottle into a hanging waterer that attaches to the outside of your cage.
Made of smooth, durable plastic, the fountain threads securely onto the neck of most 20 oz., 1 liter, and 2 liter bottles with soda-style threads. Once filled, the weight of the bottle keeps the waterer in place, while the included plastic band or spring locks the bottle securely to the cage.
Key Features
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Versatile Design: Fits standard 20 oz., 1 liter, and 2 liter soda/water bottles.
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Easy to Install: Attaches to the outside of wire cages with the included band or spring.
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Durable Plastic Construction: Smooth design ensures safe and reliable use.
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Space-Saving: Keeps bottles outside the cage, leaving more room inside.
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For Birds & Small Animals: Perfect for quail, pigeons, chickens, rabbits, and other small pets.
Dimensions
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Length: 4"
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Width: 3/4"
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Depth: 5/8"
💡 Pro Tip: For 2-liter bottles, use a modified coat hanger for extra support when hanging on the cage.
The Pop Bottle Water Fountain is an economical, practical solution for keeping your birds and small animals hydrated with minimal effort.
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