kong h2o stainless steel dog water bottle is specifically designed to meet your dog’s water drinking needs. store water in the high-quality stainless steel bottle and pour it into the toxin-free polypropylene lid. free of: bisphenol-a, phthalates, lead,total chromium, tantalum, niobium, zirconium, molybdenum, titanium, aluminum and copper contents. all bottles and lids are inspected to match quality standards throughout production, and undergo random inspections before each production run leaves the manufacturer’s factory. the rubber seal on the one i bought …

ratings and prices are accurate and items are in stock as of time of publication. there are several great reasons to switch from a traditional dog bowl to a more modern dispenser and fountain, none more important than maintaining clean drinking water for your fur babies. and for some dogs, cats and other pets, flowing water can be more enticing and promote more water consumption. this fountain is best for small and medium sized dogs. one of the best features …

dog water dispensers provide fresh, delicious water your dog will love lapping up. many things can cause dehydration, a day playing in high heat, vomiting, diarrhea and excessive panting can all lead to your dog losing important fluids. when your dog is dehydrated, she may be lethargic. a dog self waterer will allow your dog to get fresh water whenever she needs it and prevent it from going stale. an automatic dog waterer ensures your dog always has fresh water …

the best dog water bowls for sloppy drinkers have innovative designs that keep splashing to a minimum. there are also bowls that regulate how deep the water is and prevent your dog from drinking too much, too quickly — a not-so-great habit that can lead to unwanted side effects. while it might be difficult to keep your dog from splashing around when they drink, this water and food bowl set helps keep messes to a minimum. it is easy to …

keeping that goal top of mind, you can wisely determine whether to crate her without water, how long you can leave her crated without water, and the instances where water in the dog crate is a good idea. though water in the crate isn’t advisable, never limit your puppy’s access to water as a housetraining tool. in general, your puppy should never spend more than two hours in a crate without an opportunity to drink, visit the back yard, go …