My own door. A big, cheap pillow to sleep on. The occasional dried-out cookie. That's about it. That's about all I get in return for my companionship, my protection, my loyalty. If it's such a great deal, how come nobody else in this family would settle for it?
So I'm working on cutting the ties that bind dogs to people. Step one is freshening up my own drinking water. This Drinkwell Indoor/Outdoor Dog Fountain holds up to 3.5 gallons, and continuously filters the circulating water to keep it fresh and clean. It's a major step away from my dependence on foreign water. Yeah, it still has to be filled sometimes. But I've almost figured out how to turn the faucet on with my teeth. Free your water and your tail will follow!
I don't want to make humans obsolete just yet, though. For one thing, I still need one of their credit cards to buy this.
Developed by a veterinarian, the Drinkwell Indoor Outdoor Dog Fountain provides 3.5 gallons (450 oz.) of fresh, filtered water to your pet. This is the largest capacity fountain on the market, made with high-impact UV resistant plastic for placement inside the home or out. Dual reservoirs keep it filled longer and make refills simple. Features two methods of filtration, a large foam filter catches big particles and debris before they clog the pump. The 3-layer charcoal filter removes smaller particles and enchances the water by removing bad tastes and odors. A patented free-falling stream entices pets to drink more water and the current in the bowl helps move the debris towards the filters, prividing the best hydration solution for your pets!
Shipping Note: Eligible for shipping to all 50 states
Warranty: 1 Year Drinkwell
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| Dimensions: | 21 x 14.1 x 12.5" |
| Weight: | 8.8 lbs. |
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