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Automatic Animal Drinking Water Bowl with Float Valve | Stainless Steel Drinking Water Bowl for Horse,Goat,Pig,Dog. (with Drainage Hole)
$29.99
About This
- High-quality Material: The drinking water bowl is made by 304 stainless steel, durable, easy to clean, no rust. The edges are smooth and polished to avoid external infections caused by animal scratches.
- Working Principle: Use the float ball water level floating principle, the floating ball rod is connected to the valve, and when it rises to a constant level, the rubber piston will close the valve. When the water level drops, the float also drops, and the rod drives the piston to open. It keeps the water bowl full of clean water at all times.
- Large Capacity:The drinking water bowl's width is increased to 25.5cm, the length is 27cm, and the height is 10cm.The water bowl can holds about 3 liters water (0.66 gallons).Large capacity for your pet's water needs.
- Wide Application: Can be used in courtyard, garden, farm, etc. This drinking bowl is very suitable for small and medium livestock animals such as horses, goat, dogs, chickens, geese, calves, alpacas, etc.
- Package Included:This automatic stainless steel waterer bowl includes 1 x automatic waterer with float valve water trough(mounting screws are not included)
Overview
- Color : Silver
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : FLKQC
- Item Weight : 1.24 Kilograms
- Product Dimensions : 10.63"L x 10.04"W x 3.9"H
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