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Ceramic Crocks for Birds

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*	Elegant kiln-fired and glazed ceramic dishes for cage birds

*	Dishwasher safe bowls for birds boast years of reliable use

*	Durable crocks resist damage from birds that love to chew

Smooth ceramic crocks bring the look of quality marble to your bird's cage. These heavyweight crocks are kiln-fired and glazed to a beautiful finish to look new wash after wash. Durable ceramic crocks resist chew damage making it the perfect choice for large birds or for heavy chewers. All are dishwasher safe for easy maintenance and maximum sanitation.

20 oz White Crock does not include holder.
14 oz and 24 oz Marbled Crocks include cage wire bolt clamp. Assorted colors (no color choice).
10.2 oz and 24 oz Hooded Crocks include washers and wing nut. Assorted colors (no color choice).

White Crocks
Item #	Diameter	Height	Ounces
18126	5-1/4"	3-1/2"	20

Ceramic Crocks
Item #	Diameter	Height	Ounces
74646	5-1/4"	2-3/4"	14
74647	6-1/2"	3-1/8"	24

Hooded Crocks
Item #	Measurement	Opening Height	Opening Width	Ounces
74648	3-3/8" x 4-1/2" high	2-3/4"	2-1/2"	10.2
74649	4-5/8" x 7-1/8" High	3"	3"	24

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20 oz. White, CC-18126, $10.99

14 oz Marbled (Assorted - No Color Choice), CC-74646, $12.99

24 oz Marbled (Assorted - No Color Choice), CC-74647, $15.99

10.2 oz Hooded (Assorted - No Color Choice), CC-74648, $7.99

24 oz Hooded (Assorted - No Color Choice), CC-74649, $17.99

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Rated 4.2 out of 5 by 19 reviewers.

Rated 5 out of 5 by jennph No More Food Mess! I have a Cape Parrot who LOVES to through food around with a regular cage bowl.. This item has solved that problem. He no longer gets food all over the bottom of his cage or the floor! I Love it! May 6, 2016

Rated 5 out of 5 by rxonfire Excellent customer service and product I ordered 2-14oz ceramic crock bowls for my parrot cage. One of them was broken upon delivery. I called their customer service and without question immediately sent me a replacement. This level of customer service is what other companies should try to achieve. Imagine that, a company that actually TRUSTS their clients! April 24, 2016

Rated 5 out of 5 by Havasukats Very nice crocks I had to find something other than stainless steel bowls because my African Greys pick those up and throw them on the bottom of their cage. These crocks are too heavy for them to do that and they are great quality. I have bought them numerous times and highly recommend them for anyone whose birds throw their bowls on the bottom of the cage!! February 2, 2016

Rated 5 out of 5 by cricketj Sorry, it didn't fit! The bowls were beautiful and all we had hoped for, BUT they were about 3/4 of an inch too large for the cage holders. I chatted with one of your reps and learned that was the smallest ceramic bowls made for cage holders...so we sent them back, and are awaiting a credit for our chg card account. We love your products... I guess it just wasn't meant to be, February 25, 2015

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anti foot use bird feederI

My bird (African Grey) is always placing his foot in his food cup and tossing it out because he doesn't like certain food I place in it and knows If he throws this food away I will eventually replace it with the other food he likes. Believe it or not it's true! I'm looking for a feeder he can only get his head into to feed and not his feet. I will try this ceramic crock to see if it will work but any suggestions?

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Then this is the feeder for you because my cockatoo is wasteful with his feed but no long is able to dig it out with this covered crock.

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Thank you for your question. We cannot guarantee that your bird will not be able to put his foot in the feeder however this feeder appears to be the best option.

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I would like to see how the ceramic crocks hooded 24 ounce mount to the cage.

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Thank you for your question. We do apologize, the manufacture does not provide photos of this.

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Would 12 oz. crock properly fit EZ Care Freeport bird cage?

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Thank you for your question. We are unable to guarantee that the 12 ounce Ceramic Crocks will fit in the holders of this cage. These are not same crocks that come with the cage as they are made by a different manufacturer.

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Is the bowl's diameter measured from the inside edges (opening) or from the outside edges?

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Thank you for your question. The measurement listed is the outer diameter. The inner diameter is 3 1/4".

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What size should I buy for an eclectus?

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Thank you for your question. I did a little research on Eclectus Parrots and it looks like they do better with larger food bowls. This way they are able to "beak" through their food to find what they want without tossing as much food on the floor/bottom of their cage. Based off this, we would recommend either the 14" or 24" for your bird.

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