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The Drinking Spot No-Spill Dog Waterer
$49.00
The Drinking Spot No-Spill Pet Waterer is a durable and portable gravity-fed waterer that holds up to 2.5 gallons of water and automatically refills the dish as your dog drinks. One piece construction with thick polyethylene so that there are no small parts to chew or break off. The built-in...
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The Drinking Spot No-Spill Pet Waterer is a durable and portable gravity-fed waterer that holds up to 2.5 gallons of water and automatically refills the dish as your dog drinks. One piece construction with thick polyethylene so that there are no small parts to chew or break off. The built-in handle allows you to tilt and carry to the spigot, where you simply refill the waterer through the same hole that the water is delivered to your pet. Perfect to either stay at home in the backyard and kennel, or hit the road for hunting trips, training sessions, field trials or hunt tests. 9 in. wide x 12 in. long x 10 in. high. 10-year manufacturer’s warranty.
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