Automatic Dog Water Dispenser with Anti-tip Bracket, 1.5 Gal Outdoor Dog Water Bowl and Stainless Steel Self Filling Dog Water Bowl for Pets, Livestock Waterer
$38.99
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Automatic Dog Water Dispenser with Anti-tip Bracket, 1.5 Gal Outdoor Dog Water Bowl and Stainless Steel Self Filling Dog Water Bowl for Pets, Livestock Waterer
$38.99
About This
- Stainless Steel Material: Dog water bowl dispenser is made of high-quality stainless steel, which is more durable and not easy to rust, and can keep the dog bowls clean
- Float Valve: The dog watering bowl has a float valve, that can automatically control the water level according to the water level, which is easy to use, effectively prevent water overflow, and greatly save and effectively use water resources
- Large Capacity: Moderate size of the animal water bowl, 16.14*16.14*3.94in, round, large capacity water storage, multiple animals can drink water at the same time
- Braided Tube: Metal material, durable, not easy to damage. Suitable for a variety of situations, can be connected to the garden hose use
- Widely Used: Pet water bowl dispenser is suitable for all kinds of animals, Such as dogs, cats and chickens and ducks and other poultry, cattle and sheep and other livestock, to ensure that animals always have fresh and clean drinking water
Overview
- Color : Stainless Steel
- Material : Metal, Plastic, Stainless Steel
- Brand : PKNYBZH
- Item Weight : 4.1 Pounds
- Product Dimensions : 12"L x 16.14"W x 3.94"H
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