Raj Disposable Palm Leaf Bowls (25 Count, 5" Bowls) Strong Bowl Like Bamboo Party Bowl - Decorative Compostable Tableware for Lunch, Dinner, Birthday, Outdoor, BBQ, Picnic, Parties

My bun loves these as a chew toy. I put a small amount of Small Pet Select herbs and flowers in it to supplement diet then he plays with this for teeth health. I alternate with willow balls. Great quality and value.

Always a great product, my bunnies love them

They look of good qualities. But now the FDA put out a warning that you can not give these to bunnies. "The FDA has issued an alert about certain palm leaf dinnerware, potentially including some bunny chew toys. The concern stems from the use of Areca catechu (also known as betel palm), a species of palm that contains toxic alkaloids." - BinkyBunny.comSo I am stuck with something I can't use.

Each rabbit has it's own preferences. We have a 1 year old and 3 year old bunnies and they both enjoy chewing on their bowls. At times we place flower medleys in their bowl once they are done with their flowers they chew on their bowls.Our 1 year old seems to enjoy them more than our older one.

What a great idea. Our rabbits and guinea pigs chewed on the wooden bracing in their cages, their nest boxes, etc. Rodents’–rats, guinea pigs, gerbils are rodents–teeth never stop growing. What seems destructive chewing to humans is actually a characteristic essential to their survival. (No, rabbits aren’t rodents, but their teeth never stop growing, either.) What better way to deflect destructive chewing than put their feed in these perfectly chewable bowls? Whoever came up with the idea is a genius. Only downside is that the bowls will tip and spill food, so make sure to set the bowl on a tray to catch food pellets. Pure genius.

First time rabbit owner and he has already gone through 3 of them in 2wks. Ty!

My bunnies love chewing on these bowls.

Poor quality, all crooked