Veio faltando a garrafa da água, veio apenas o suporte da garrafa

Comprei duas, porque tenho dois coelhos e uma delas veio sem o suporte para pendurar a garrafa

They leak a LOT. I keep finding water puddles in my bunnie's cage within a couple hours of filling it up.ive tried titining it as much as possible, doing different angles. NOTHING has been working. It is a nice size bottle and I like there is a little green turtle in there to see the level (eventhough you can barely see it) and I like that it's plastic so it can't break, but the leaking is a big NO. And it's a waste of money. No matter what I do my bunny's end up soaked and I know it's not from pee because I keep watching the bottle and it leaks a LOT. I suggest to NOT buy it!!!!!!

El agua no para de gotear lo que hace inservible el bebedero

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I see that, for some reason, this product is averaging a little below a 4-star-rating; for myself, I had nothing to complain about when I got this for a mouse that I was keeping, and, boy does a mouse look incredibly cute when it is using its paw to push onto the ball-bearing whilst drinking from the nozzle.Much as I wanted to stock it with Kombucha, bubble-forming drinks like carbonated beverages just don't seem to be able to hold the liquid in without constant dripping, although, I did not think to maybe try possibly putting a hole or something in the top or upper-side where the gas could escape, rather than pushing the liquid out of the nozzle constantly; I eventually gave up on the idea of trying to fill any of the feeder-bottles that I had of various sizes with Kombucha, and, settled with clean filtered or drinking or distilled water instead, the healthiest liquid other than Primary Water that pets can be fed with anyway.This was always kept inside, partly because the cage I used was also always inside, but, just in case anybody does not know about it for some reason, plastic-containers holding drinking liquid should really not be exposed to direct sun-light, and, I am guessing that some people may have given lower stars than I, due to uses of this product that it may not have necessarily been intended for. I also do not see why it would be difficult to clean given how it can be cleaned just like any other bottle; if it is a matter of reaching and scraping the insides, such things as bottle-brushes can be used... probably; brush-bottles should be able to reach inside if anything needs to be brushed, but, such a thing should really not be necessary if only clean water is the beverage provided.If it is about the nozzle itself, then, even that should also not be difficult to clean either. I don't know if it is just because maybe I have a lot more cleaning experience than everyone else, but, unless someone is staining it with completely unnecessary beverages like coffee and/or keeping it out-side in direct-contact with both sun-light and the out-door elements, for the life of me I otherwise really just cannot fathom how in the world anybody could possibly find this to be a product where there is any amount of difficulty what-so-ever in cleaning.Anyway, because I got this as another source to provide water for a mouse that I was keeping, obviously, the water in it would last for a very long time before I needed to re-fill the bottle, unlike those smaller feeder-bottles that I had which seemed to needed to be re-filled every week, although I made sure, for a while anyway, that the mouse had multiple beverage-bottles to choose from, and, although I never really managed to figure out how I managed to align one particular bottle with Kombucha that she seemed to really love and enjoy drinking with any other bottles (including this one), this bottle by itself should last an active mouse at least a good two or three months before you ever need to re-fill the bottle.Over-all, this is great for really small pets, and, when I say small pets, I really do mean very small ones, smaller than rabbits or ferrets, such as mice or rats or similar-sized, but, you will certainly need an appropriate-sized cage for such small creatures; I had this mouse in a ferret/rabbit-cage, although, obviously, the bars were not thin enough to keep mice from slipping out, thus I ended up investing and spending a lot of time lining up the whole entire cage with quarter-inch wire-mesh in order to keep any mice inside from being able to escape; the nozzle of this bottle won't fit through a quarter-inch wire-mesh-screen so if you have such a set-up like I did, then, yes, you will need to cut out a half-inch-square-opening in order for the nozzle to fit through. And these conclude my recommendations for mice-owners (should also be the same for rats... probably).

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