Feeding basket Hoppel
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Species-appropriate eating is more than just throwing down food. Rabbits in nature eat upright and from elevated sources – this promotes health, trains muscles, and keeps them satisfied. Our feeding stations bring exactly that to the enclosure: thoughtful feeding that looks good and does good. 🌾🐇
💡 Why upright eating is so important
🦴 For the Bladder
Eating upright helps flush out excess calcium – actively preventing bladder sludge and bladder problems.
💪 For the Muscles
Stretching and balancing while eating trains back muscles, balance, and coordination – incidental enrichment.
🌾 Material & Features
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Untreated Spruce Wood & Solid Beech Wood
Robust, natural, and 100% pet-friendly – no chemicals. Your pet can safely chew on it.
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Easy to Clean
Food bowls and removable parts are easy to clean – hygiene without effort.
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For Fresh Food, Hay, Herbs & Seeds
Depending on the model, with drilled holes, chambers, bowls, or a hay rack – all thoughtfully designed for varied and clean feeding.
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Handcrafted in Düsseldorf
Every piece is carefully made in our workshop – handcrafted, inspected, and packaged. Not mass-produced.
✅Prevents bladder problems
✅Species-appropriate feeding height
✅Clean & hygienic
✅No harmful substances & pet-safe
✅Stable & robust
✅Customization possible
🪵 Care Tip: For a long lifespan, we recommend our wood care instructions in the Hoppel-Wiki → Painting & Care.
📐 Dimensions
Width: approx. 60 cm · Depth: approx. 60 cm · Height: approx. 66 cm
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Laser Engraving
Personalize your feeding station with an individual laser engraving
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Painting Kit
Protect your wooden product with our pet-safe painting kit
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🌱 100% species-appropriate
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🇩🇪 Handcrafted in Germany
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👨👩👧 Family business · Düsseldorf
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✂️ Customization possible
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⭐ 4.9/5 from 125+ reviews
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Feeding basket Hoppel
Because your pet deserves only the best
Hoppel-Werkstatt stands for attention to detail, sustainability and species-appropriate design
