#2125 CLAY NEST BOWL - 3 PACK
Natural
$18.00
Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
- Buy 4 or above and get 10% off
These Olde World heavy Clay bowls have been in use for centuries and are very popular. The natural clay holds warmth, which helps keep the eggs and young birds comfortable.
Each bowl measures 9" in diameter and 2 1/4" deep, featuring bottom vent holes for proper airflow. They pair well with the Belgium and Coconut nest pads.
Because clay is fragile, bowls may occasionaly arrive broken. If this happens, a credit will be issued. We do not re-ship replacement bowls.
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Reviews
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Arrived in perfect condition
Just ordered 6, all arrived in perfect condition, no breakage. They were very well packed with lots of bubble wrap. Love the traditional look and feel, very classy nest bowls. 9” outer diameter, 8.5” inner diameter.
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Clay nest bowls
Great product works fantastic will buy more
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Sturdy nest bowls
I like these bowls because the size is generous for the birds, they are easy to clean and they are heavy enough that the birds don’t push them around or knock them over. I have ordered several times and have been very pleased with the packaging that kept all safe and sound in shipping.
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Clay bowls
Packaging was perfect and scurre my pigeons lobe them had nests in a week
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Clay Bowls
They are a lot bigger than what i imagined :-(
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Sturdy bowls
Despite the risk of breakage, I prefer these to lighter or disposable nests. They last forever, with due care, are easy to clean and affordable. I appreciate the traditional look in my loft, too.
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Nest bowl
Very nice. Cant be moved or tipped. Easy to clean
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WAY better than my plastic nest bowl
Recently bought a 3-pack of these for my birds. Upon receiving them, immediately regretted not buying another 3-pack (and have since done so). The plastic nest bowl I had had quite a steep slope in the bowl and the birds definitely found it a little slippery unless there was a good quantity of nesting material in there. I had some concerns about a peep developing splay leg in that nest bowl due to its shape and slipperyness, so now that I'm committing to breeding I went ahead and replaced it with one of these and made the rest available for use. They are much wider in terms of useable space (enough that my birds can both fit onto the nest at the same time if they really want to) and do not slope so steeply and so suddenly. Instead of a somewhat conical shape down into the nest it is more of a quick dip and then a flat bottom for the birds to walk on - much much less slipping. I think it is also good for helping keep their claws from getting too long and making their toes twist. Love these things. Just be careful you don't drop them or treat it too roughly - I think too hard of a bonk on a hard surface could chip it, if not crack it or worse. I'm willing to deal with the slight fragility as I'm not going to be bothering the bowls much except to do a general clean of poop when they need it - I am careful with them and that's good enough for me. Definitely definitely prefer this over the old nest I had.