COMPLETE NURSING KIT: The Lixit 2oz nursing kit will provide you with everything you need for nursing baby pets that require bottle feeding
ACCURATE AMOUNTS: The Lixit 2oz bottle comes with measuring marks on the side to ensure you are proving your baby pets with accurate amounts of fluid.
ALL SMALL PETS: The 2oz Kit is recommended for Small Puppies, Kittens, Guinea Pigs, Ferrets, Rabbits, Raccoons, and Squirrels, other small pets. The 4oz kit has larger nipples and is recommended for Large Puppies, Monkeys, Piglets and other large babies.

PREMIUM QUALITY: The small dog wide mouth series is the top of the line Lixit water bottle. It’s designed from the ground up to be the best quality and longest lasting bottle in our lineup. It features a thick high quality water bottle that is BPA free and weather resistant.
MADE FOR DOGS: Dogs have much stronger jaws than small pets like rabbits. This is why Lixit has designed the tube and cap with a pressed flair on the inside. This prevents dogs from pulling the metal tube from the cap and potentially swallowing it.
VACUUM SEAL: Lixit bottles work by forming a vacuum to hold the water inside. It is important to fill the bottle all the way to the top and ensure the cap is on tight to prevent leaking. Some dripping when the bottle is first turned over is normal.

PREMIUM QUALITY: Lixit water bottles have been a standard for over 35 years. It features a thick high quality water bottle that is BPA free.
THE PERFECT SIZE: The 16oz bottle is designed for Dwarf Rabbits, Ferrets, Guinea Pigs and other small animals. The bottle is weather resistant and can be used in outdoor environments. Not all small animals need the same amount of water. For the 16oz we use a 3/8 inch tube that is large enough to accommodate the water needs of the pets noted above.
VACUUM SEAL: Lixit bottles work by forming a vacuum to hold the water inside. It is important to fill the bottle all the way to the top and ensure the cap is on tight to prevent leaking. Some dripping when the bottle is first turned over is normal.