Choose from the nicest rabbit feeders

Rabbit Feeders: A Feast for Your Furry Friends!

Discover the tastiest selection of rabbit food bowls that we have specially collected for your hungry rodents. Whether you are looking for a classic ceramic rabbit food bowl , a smart anti-tip bowl , or a cheerful food bowl: at DRD Rodent Shop® you are in the right place. We have put together a nibble-worthy collection that is both functional and fun - for a price that will also make your wallet happy.

Ordering? Easy as pie. Because your rabbit deserves a nice, sturdy place to enjoy its chunks or vegetables!

Why is a rabbit food bowl so important?

A good food bowl does more than just hold food. It is a fixed point in the enclosure, a place of recognition and regularity. Rabbits are structured animals – they like to know where and when they can eat. A sturdy food bowl helps with this.

But there's more:
An empty food bowl? For a rabbit, that's the perfect moment for a creative expression of displeasure. Pick it up, throw it, roll it - a clear message: "Fill my bowl, please!" We think that's great: interaction, rabbit style.

The empty food bowl as an art form

Some rabbits have a knack for it: as soon as the bowl is empty, the show begins. Throwing, dragging, rolling – not out of frustration, but as a way of saying: “I’m hungry!” We jokingly call it a form of rabbit expression . And honestly? It’s just part of it. With a sturdy, weighted food bowl, you can prevent unintentional acrobatics with chunks all around.

Which rabbit food bowl is best?

At DRD Rodent Shop® you will find all kinds of feeding bowls – each with its own advantages:

• Ceramic rabbit food bowls – heavy, stable and hygienic
• Anti-tip feeding bowls – especially for wild eaters
• Double feeding bowls – handy for duos or for kibble & veggies
• Deep or shallow bowls – tailored to your rabbit's eating style
• With or without print – choose what suits your style!

Alternate with foraging

Although a fixed food bowl is important, rabbits also love to search for food. So alternate: use the food bowl for the daily portion of pellets, but also sprinkle some treats around the enclosure. This stimulates foraging behavior and keeps your rabbits mentally active.

Quality in Rabbit Meals

A good rabbit feeder needs to be sturdy, cleverly placed so that even the most enthusiastic rabbits can't knock it over. Our feeders combine functionality with durability, making every meal a feast without any unintended acrobatics.

Why is a rabbit food bowl important for the rabbit?

A food bowl is an important part for the rabbit. The food bowl is the place where the rabbit can expect its food and such fixed patterns provide peace and regularity for the animals. Of course it is also very nice to occasionally sprinkle some treats through the enclosure, which influences and stimulates foraging behavior and of course prevents boredom.

A rabbit that is used to food being given in a food bowl can express its displeasure when the food bowl is empty by picking it up and throwing it around the enclosure. We think that is very nice, because the animal is trying to communicate with its owner in this way, that is beautiful!

Choose culinary care with the food bowls from DRD Rodent Shop ^® . Let your rabbits enjoy a tasty experience with every meal. Order now and give them the food bowl they have always dreamed of!

Frequently Asked Questions About Rabbit Feeders

1. Which food bowl is best for my rabbit?

It depends on your rabbit and its eating habits. For messy rabbits, weighted or ceramic bowls are ideal. For group rabbits, double bowls or larger food bowls are handy.

2. What is better: a plastic or ceramic food bowl?

Ceramic bowls are heavier and harder to tip, making them more stable and hygienic than plastic.

3. Can I use the same bowl for kibble and vegetables?

Yes, but it is more hygienic to use two separate feeding bowls – one for dry food, one for fresh vegetables.

4. How often should I clean the feeding bowl?

Preferably rinse daily and clean thoroughly weekly with warm water (without soap residue!).