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Pet Automatic Dog Water Dispenser Gravity Stainless Steel Water Waterer Feeder, Large Capacity Water Feeding Bowls for Medium & Large-Sized Dogs Cats
$74.99
About This
- Our large-capacity dog water fountain holds ample water to keep even giant breeds happily hydrated for a full week. Enjoy less refilling, more peace of mind, and fresher water for your pet's health.
- Healthier & longer-lasting than plastic! PETINAI's rust-proof bowl survives daily dishwasher cycles. Easily scrubs off hard water minerals (well water safe!), delivering vet-approved hydration.
- Unlike traditional dog bowls, this pet fountain features a continuous flow of fresh, filtered water—no weird tastes.
- This dog water bowl dispenser has a super-quiet pump, quieter than a whisper, so it won't scare pets or wake you up.
- This dog fountain solves shallow bowl struggles 20% deeper design for big dog tongues scoop naturally with curled-back tongues—no neck strain, no messy chin drips,no failed sips.
Overview
- Color : Grey
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : PETINAI
- Product Dimensions : 5"L x 13"W x 11"H
- Capacity : 3 Gallons
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