Crock Style Plastic Bird White 3 75 Inch Review

Fits in my California Cage but looks like cheap fake plastic. (Yes, I know. It's really plastic, not ceramic. I'm buying 2 more and probably won't drop or break them. Just throw them away.)

My nandy shack needed new food bowls to replace the old ceramic bowls that originally came with her California cage. They fit tightly into the grooves with sliding doors. No more worrying about breaking your dishes. Plan to buy more as bowls that fit their cage are hard to come by.

Perfect for my cockatiel's Kaytee cage. The old crockery was made of ceramic and had partially flaked off from years of washing. These are plastic utensils that fit into existing slots, just like ceramic utensils. My bird hardly noticed the difference.

Okay, it was small. I could order black and bigger! But everything else is 100% perfect. I just ordered white and didn't check the sizes 🤔. It doesn't fall out of the metal bracket but moves a little. I will order the bigger one, the black one, but the quality is great so don't worry. 😁🦜🦜

I needed these for my bird cages that I have now, the ceramic ones I've had for years, sometimes a few would break so I figured the plastic cages would last longer, I'm 38 Year old. old African Gray and 16 year old Blue Front Revain. and their beaks are quite sharp, they can tear apart a chicken bone like never before. They live up to 70+ years. So you need something that will last a little longer.

They replaced chipped/broken Fenix shards in my house that were used in old Cal Cages and Reliance Cages. They fit well and don't seem to break. The disadvantages are that uneven surfaces (bulging or chipping) are left on some shards during the injection molding process. I also feel that the black color makes it difficult to see what's in the cup from outside the cage. I will continue to buy them.