Review on Lixit Quick Lock Cage, Crate, and 🐶 Kennel Bowls: Convenient and Secure Feeding Solutions for Dogs by Mathew Hishmeh

For many years I have always had tons of food for my parrot (grey parrot) falling on the bottom of the cage or even out of the cage wasting tons of money. I've noticed that he likes to eat and chew his food with his foot and of course no lips, most just flew off to the side whether he was standing on a perch or the food bowl. So I tried one of those 40-ounce bowls and moved his perch just an inch so he had to stand on the bowl while eating. BINGO! Most of the food didn't go in his mouth, but went back into that big bowl. The amount of food thrown away has been drastically reduced. I replaced all of his food bowls with these 40 ounce bowls, which were also easier to remove for regular cleaning than the ones bolted to the side of his cage. they stay pretty loose and wobble, so he didn't like standing on them. So until the manufacturer fixes this problem, buy pink plastic bowls.