Auto Pet Waterer - Medium

For indoor pets to be used with water Auto Pet Waterer automatically supplies your pets with sparkling crystal clear fresh water through a unique 8 layered filter. The automatic forced aeration system reduces pet saliva contamination and also guarantees algae free water. This reduces the chances of your pet getting urinary tract diseases, kidney and liver problems. Also keeps pets well hydrated and healthy. The pet waterer has a unique eight stage filtration system with activated carbon that guarantees clean, odor free and algae free water specifically designed to meet the convenience of pet owners while preserving their pet's health. The Pet Waterer encourages your pets to drink more water, thus preventing them from getting Urinary tract infection or kidney and liver failure. The replaceable eight layer water filters are inexpensive. Features: UL & CUL approved Patented design Veterinarian recommended Compact and pleasing design Available in 3 versions - small (2 gallons), medium (3 gallons) and large (5-gallons) May be used in kitchen, garage, barns, etc Detachable bowl and bottle for easy cleaning Pre-filters to prolong the life of eight-layered filters Replaceable eight-layered water filters An anti-spill check valve helps avoid overflowing while refilling Maintains constant water level in bowl even when power fails Aeration system in pump along with eight-layer filter enables precipitation of dissolved solids Ergonomically designed handle on the bottle for convenient filling and carrying Clear storage container provides visibility of water level from all angles Unique eight-layered filter with activated carbon for clean, odor free and algae free water Recommended for all kinds and sizes of pets like dogs, cats, ferrets, pigs, ducks, Etc Benefits: Maintains your pet's health Activated Carbon in filters to remove odors from water as like water filters found in homes Provides clean oxygenated water to keep your pets well hydrated and healthy Prevents your pets from getting urinary tract infections