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Petmate Grey Replendish Waterer Bowl with Microban for Pets, 4 Gallon
Description
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The Petmate Replendish Waterer provides pets with a delicious source of fresh, filtered water with less refills required for pet parents. The cat and dog water dish includes Microban Antimicrobial Product Protection to help prevent the growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria in the base. For pet parents with busy lifestyles, this automatic water bowl for cats and dogs ensures pets have easy access to an extended supply of fresh water. For convenient refills and cleaning, the bottle is easy to unscrew from the bowl base of the dog and cat waterer. This Petmate water dispenser is available in four sizes, ranging from 1/2 gallon to 4 gallon capacities, for pets of any size and multi-pet homes. With an easily replaceable charcoal filter, this water bowl dispenser for cats and dogs allows your pet to continuously enjoy the refreshing taste of purified water.
- - AUTOMATIC REFILLS: Pet water dispenser's gravity flow technology slowly dispenses fresh, filtered water, prolonging time between refills; the bottle is easy to unscrew from the cat and dog water bowl for easy refills
- - BETTER TASTING WATER: Petmate's Replendish dog and cat water bowl encourages pets to drink more with a continuous supply of fresh, filtered water
- - STAYS CLEAN LONGER: Petmate's cat and dog waterer features Microban Antimicrobial Product Protection to help prevent the growth of stain and odor-causing bacteria in the base
- - FOR BUSY PET PARENTS: For pet parents with busy lifestyles, the water bowl dispenser for dogs and cats allows pets access to plenty of fresh water
- - OUTDOOR USE: For convenient use as an outdoor dog bowl, this pet water bowl allows pets quick access to water during playtime in the backyard
- - FOR PETS LARGE AND SMALL: No matter their size, pets can enjoy the benefits of this automatic water bowl for dogs and cats, available in four capacities ranging from a 1/2 gallon to 4 gallons
- - SAFELY MADE: Petmate's automatic dog water dispenser features a BPA-free plastic base and bottle for your pet's safety
Specifications
| SKU | 3351295 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Petmate |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Gray |
|---|---|
| Contains BPA | No |
| Removable Lid | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Wet Content Comp | No |
| Size | Medium |
| Dry Content Compatible | No |
| Sealing Lid | No |
| Lockable Lid | No |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 4 GAL |
|---|
Reviews
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product sucks
Chris Greenie
No, I do not recommend this product.
Poorly designed
Disgruntled 311
Originally posted on petmate.com
Horrible design, does not work.
cwa616
No, I do not recommend this product.
Bad product
Bad bad bad
No, I do not recommend this product.
Junk
Junkhater
No, I do not recommend this product.
Get another brand of gravity water bowl
Phyl436
No, I do not recommend this product.
Used many years, doesn’t scare little dog
ShannonB
Originally posted on petmate.com
Junk
Batt82
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
Is there supposed to be a filter? One did not come with the feeder?
- Yes a filter is included with the Replendish Waterers.
Helpful?
how do you fill with water?
- Thank you for your inquiry. The plastic bottles unscrews from the base, and after unscrewing the cap you can fill the bottle, put the cap back on and onto the base. Then the water will dispense into the bowl. Sincerely, Petmate Consumer Services
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My 4 month old puppy is being treated for Giardia. He is eating fine but stopped drinking from his water bowl. I used another bowl and he drank from it once or twice last night, but this AM he sniffs around the bowl, the bowl & water but won’t drink. I put some chicken broth in the water which worked at first but he’s back to nit drinking again. I have 2 bowls set out for him - one metal and one ceramic. How can I get him back to drinking? I’ve been using filtered water & tried bottled water.
What is the best dog bowl material that is non toxic, going to stay clean, not get a film at the bottom and not harbor bacteria?
How can I stop the bottom of my dogs water bowl from getting slimy? I clean his bowls once a week and change his water daily but it still happens. Also, how much water should a 16lb dog be drinking daily? Thanks!
Hello! Piper semi-frequently regurgitates her water and I'm unsure if it's just drinking too much too fast. She probably does it once/twice every couple of days. She has only regurgitated undigested food once, and since switching to an anti-gulp bowl she's been fine on that front. She does seem to drink rather a lot, but having not had her long I am also unsure if this is just the normal amount for her. One other thing is she has excessive flatulence, unsure if it's related.
She prefers to drink water from anywhere else but her own bowl even after cleaning and replacing it. Any advice? Thanks
My toy Australian Shepard drinks up to 4 bowls of water a day (each about 1 and a half cups). Is this a normal amount of water for her to drink at her size or should I look into it?
Ten week old Aussie blue mural always peeing in the house even if she just went out. Eats the whole 1/4 cup of dry food and drinks the bowl dry.
I tried introducing his water bottle but he only uses his bowl so I stopped with the bottled or a while now, how can I teach him to use it? Thanks
My dog doesn't seem to drink water. His water bowl is always stays filled and is hardly touched. I always give a fresh bowl in the morning when I give him his breakfast. Change the water again in the afternoon. Change the water again with his dinner and again before bedtime. In the afternoons, I sometimes will try to add ice cubes in the water or just give him ice cubes directly. Sometimes he will lick the ice cube a few times then stop. How can I get him to take more liquids? Thank you.
My 3 year old neutered great Dane doesn't know when to stop eating or drinking. He got into a bag of food a while ago and he was so fat he looked pregnant. We took him to get treated to reduce chance of bloat. With the hot weather I wanted to put a water dispensing bowl for him and my labrador. I'm concerned that he'd drink all the water. Is there something I can do to teach him not to do that. He's been this way since a puppy. He eats and drinks away from the others.
My medium small pit mix inhales her food and water, we now use a slow feeder but she still gulps her water down. She also pees in the house, on my bed and seems to leak (urine I’m guessing) when laying down
We have a 17 year old border collie Springer mix at approx 50 pounds. She is happy and eat I g regularly. We assist her to poop about every 4 hours. She has slight lee problems. Inside and has unlimited water. Can we regulate her water intake to stop indoor accidents when we are at work if we give her the remainder of her water requirements when we are home.