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Automatic Dog Water Dispenser,Stainless Steel Water Bowl for Outdoor,Large Animal Drinking Water Bowl with Auto Self Filling for Livestock.(2.5Gallon)
$89.99
About This
- 1.Large Capacity: This auto dog water dispenser holds about 2.5 gallons of water; this pet automatic water dispenser is suitable for any-sized dogs, cats, and livestocks such as chickens, ducks, rabbits, sheep, goats
- 2.Satinless Steel & Safety: The automatic dog feeder, made of 304 food-grade stainless steel, ensures pet safety and long-lasting. The stainless steel material providing a clean drinking environment for chickens, dogs, cats, rabbits livestock and small animals. For lasting quality, regular cleaning is recommended to prevent rust and extend product life
- 3.Always Fresh Water: This outdoor dog water bowl refills as soon as your pet drinks it down enough, no leaks or overfilling, gives your pet a constant supply of clean fresh water, saves you from refilling the dog drinking bowl many times a day
- 4.Easy to Clean: Keeping the dispenser clean and hygienic to provide pets with the best drinking experience. The automatic dog water bowl includes a dedicated cleaning brush, making basin cleaning easy. The drainage hole at the bottom simplifies maintenance by effortlessly draining wastewater
- 5.Easy to Install: Complete fittings,The included accessories have everything needed for a hassle-free setup. With mounting screws, it can be wall-mounted or placed on the ground, please add another gasket to the hose connector
Overview
- Color : silver
- Material : Metal, Plastic
- Brand : Achicklead
- Item Weight : 4.72 Pounds
- Capacity : 2.5 Gallons
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