Lesypet Dog Automatic Waterer 67 OZ(2L) Auto Fill Water Bowl with Water Hose for Chicken Livestock Animal, Blue
$37.94
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Lesypet Dog Automatic Waterer 67 OZ(2L) Auto Fill Water Bowl with Water Hose for Chicken Livestock Animal, Blue
$37.94
About This
- Auto-Fill Fresh Water: Lesypet water bowl has a float valve inside. Connect it with your water tap, when you are outdoors and have no time watching or taking care of your dog, chicken, duck, goose, rabbit, squirrel. The valve will automatically control filling in water, do not worry that there is no water to have and no water will be spilled out.
- Anti-Skid Buttons & Easy to Clean: With the anti-slip buttons around the bottom of pet bowl, on a flat surface the bowl is no longer easily slipping around than before. The smooth shell of bowl is easy to clean as well.
- Large Capacity and Safety Material: In hot summer, use our big capacity of 67 OZ(2L) bowl to meet large water demands of your dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens outdoors. Lesypet regards your pet’s safety as first priority, our bowl is made from BPA free plastic material, safe to drink no matter for all breeds.
- Installation Suggestions: Dog automatic water bowl can be connected to 1/2" male or 3/4'' male faucet; please install the adapter firstly if connecting the 3/4'' faucet. Only use provided water hose.
- Package Included: Waterproof tape, 59" (1.5 M) water hose, adapter provided only for 3/4”GHT faucet. Please use the supplied waterproof tape to seal the faucet interface and prevent leaks.
Overview
- Color : Blue
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : LESYPET
- Item Weight : 1.11 Kilograms
- Capacity : 67 Fluid Ounces
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