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6 Gallon XL Large Automatic Dog Water Bowl Dispenser, Stainless Steel Outdoor Pet Waterer Auto Fill Dog Waterer for Large Breed (19.3" X 13.7")
$89.22
About This
- 6-Gallon Large Capacity: Double-sided design allows two dogs to drink water at the same time - perfect for multi pet households and large dog breeds
- Automatic Float Valve System: Gravity water supply design can maintain stable water level - connected to standard garden hoses (1/2 inch to 3/4 inch)
- Durable Stainless Steel: Rust resistant structure suitable for indoor/outdoor use - dishwasher washable, easy to clean
- Easy to Install: Easy to install, includes stainless steel hose - no tools required, detachable components
- WIDELY USED: Automatic dog water dispenser with float valve is gravity water bowl for dogs suitable for livestock , horse, dog, goat, pig, chicken, animals drinking water trough
- Multi Pet Compatibility: Suitable for dogs, cats, chickens, and livestock - perfect for farms, kennels, and outdoor spaces
Overview
- Color : Silvery
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : OUJIMAI
- Item Weight : 2.61 Kilograms
- Product Dimensions : 11.8"L x 3.93"W x 15.7"H
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