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Height Adjustable Pet Water Dispenser, 500ml Automatic Standing Water Bowl for Puppies, Kittens Small Dogs Anti-Spill Feeder with Stable Base (Beige)
$31.94
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- HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE FOR ALL BREEDS: With a telescopic rod with 5 adjustable height settings (10-25cm), this dispenser perfectly fits puppies to large dogs, ensuring an ergonomic consumption posture of life.
- TRANSMISSION DESIGN - Double-hit configuration promotes alcohol consumption behavior with 45° angled access, increasing water intake up to 30% compared to standard bowls for optimal PET health.
- HYGIENIC - Dishwasher safe removable bottles and bowls feature smooth, cracking surfaces that prevent bacterial buildup, simply separate and rinse in seconds for daily freshness.
- VET APPROVED FEEDING POSTURE - The elevated feeding position reduces neck strain by 60% and minimizes air swallowing, helping prevent bloating in large breeds while making mealtime easier for arthritic senior pets.
- ANTI-TIP HEAVY DUTY BASE – 2.5 lb weighted base with non-skid silicone pads maintain stability even with energetic eaters, proven to withstand 50 pounds without shifting.
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