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Automatic Water Dispenser for Dog Water Bowl Dispenser Large Size Stainless-Steel Waterer Feeder Self Filling Water Trough for Poultry and Livestock (Metallic Gray, Large)
$56.99
About This
- The automatic animal drinker is an automatic filling water bowl for animals of all sizes. It works well for dogs, chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, and even livestock like horses, cattle, sheep, goats and pigs.
- Compared with traditional sinks, the automatic water bowl is very convenient, as you no longer have to deal with the daily chore of filling water.
- The easy-to-clean pet water dispenser has an outlet hole. The water feeder can be conveniently cleaned by removing the drain plug.
- The easy-to-install water bowl can be mounted on the wall or placed on the floor and it is made of 304-stainless steel by stamping and molding for a long service life.
- Back up water float valves, a 3/4” garden faucet adapter and water pipe is included.
- Attention: Gloves must be worn during product installation.
Overview
- Color : Metallic Gray
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : Essilnn
- Item Weight : 1.38 Kilograms
- Capacity : 3 Liters
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