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Automatic Water Bowl – Self‑Filling Anti‑Spill Design
Regular price $43.05 Sale price $39.14 Save 9%
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| The Benefit | Ball-Type Auto Refill | Generic Water Dish |
|---|---|---|
| Refill Method | Automatic Siphon | Manual Only |
| Dust/Hair Protection | ✔ Enclosed Reservoir | ✘ Exposed to Air |
| Constant Water Level | ✔ Always Full | ✘ Dries Out |
| Non-Slip Stability | Weighted Base | Easy to Tip |
How does the ball-type refill work?
It uses a physical siphon principle. As your pet drinks and the water level in the bowl drops, air enters the "ball" reservoir, allowing a precise amount of water to flow down into the bowl until the equilibrium is restored. No batteries or electricity required!
Will it leak or overflow?
No. Once the water level reaches the mouth of the reservoir, the air seal is created, and the flow stops automatically. The design is engineered to maintain a consistent, shallow water level that is perfect for cats and small dogs.
What is the capacity of the water ball?
The large capacity reservoir holds enough water to keep a single cat or small dog hydrated for up to 3–5 days, making it ideal for pet owners who work long hours.
Is the material safe for my pet?
Absolutely. The dispenser is made from food-grade, high-transparency PET and ABS materials. It is 100% BPA-free and non-toxic, ensuring your pet’s water stays pure and healthy.
How do I clean the reservoir?
The ball reservoir unscrews easily from the base. We recommend rinsing it with warm soapy water once a week. Because the reservoir is enclosed, it stays much cleaner than an open water dish.