jcottonl02
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Benji has two normal ceramic bowls for his food- one for pellets, one for veggies. But I can't give Pippin ceramic bowls because he just throws them around and breaks them, and obviously I can't give him bowls that he could break because he may cut himself on the jagged edges.
I want to give him a bowl, for hygiene purposes, and so I can see how much he is eating, and throw away any left pellets easily, and I have given him a plastic cat bowl.
It is just a regular, clear, orange, plastic cat bowl from Pets at Home.
Is this safe? I assume it is, because it's made for animals, but is it safe for him to chew?
Thanks
Jen x
I want to give him a bowl, for hygiene purposes, and so I can see how much he is eating, and throw away any left pellets easily, and I have given him a plastic cat bowl.
It is just a regular, clear, orange, plastic cat bowl from Pets at Home.
Is this safe? I assume it is, because it's made for animals, but is it safe for him to chew?
Thanks
Jen x