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Enjoying Automatic Dog Water Dispenser 2L Outdoor/Indoor Pet Waterer Feeder Self Filling Water Float Valve Livestock Waterer for Dog Cat Chicken
$32.99
About This
- Dog automatic waterer bowl adjusts the water level with a float valve, providing fresh drinking water to your pet all day, ensure the safety of your dog's drinking water.
- Connect to a hose/pipe with 1/2" female end by yourself, the livestock waterer comes with an 3/4" male adapter, you can reassemble it as required.
- Wrap teflon tape to avoid water leaking around the fittings before hose hook up from water faucet to water feeder inlet. There are 2 ground hole at the back are convenient to attach this waterer to the floor.
- With a large capacity of 2L of water. Suits for dogs, cats, birds, farm animals drinking water.
- A auto water bowl and an adapter are included in the package. If have any connection or usage questions, please feel free to contact us, we will here for your satisfaction.
Overview
- Color : With Adapter
- Material : Plastic, Stainless Steel
- Brand : Enjoying
- Item Weight : 0.81 Kilograms
- Product Dimensions : 6.5"L x 3.1"W x 7.8"H
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