Wednesday, June 1, 2011

BERGAN AUTO-WATA AUTOMATIC WATERER



If you keep your dog's water bowl outside, it might not be the first thing that is on your mind to regularly refill it. In fact, it can be easily forgotten. Historically, solutions to this have been such ideas as keeping the hose running at a steady trickle or even keeping multiple water bowls outside to keep the dog hydrated while the owner was away. However, the best solution available to a dog owner is the The Bergan Auto-Wata Automatic Waterer.

The Bergan Auto-Wata Automatic Waterer is an automatically refilling water bowl that provides a fresh water supply for your pet while you are away from home. The Bergan Auto-Wata Automatic Waterer comes with a connector for a regular garden hose. If the water is kept on a slight trickle, the bowl will refill itself with the aid of a simple float mechanism like that inside of a toilet. The back-up reservoir behind the bowl holds up to 1 qt and the bowl itself holds 1 qt. This is the kind of outdoor water bowl that will sate the thirst of just about any outdoor dog. This bowl is meant for outdoor use during moderate to warm weather and it should be disconnected in the winter months to protect pipes from freezing.

The Bergan Auto-Wata Automatic Waterer can be mounted to the wall, fence or patio floor to prevent it from being accidentally knocked over. If it does get kicked, The Bergan Auto-Wata Automatic Waterer also has a flow-stop to make sure that no extra water is spilled. This water bowl is designed to take a beating. It is made of a strong, crack-resistant, high-density polypropylene which is a widely-used plastic.
It is easy to forget to refill your dog's water bowl when it is outside. The notions of leaving a bowl (or several) out or a slow running hose for your dog's water supply aren't really secure. The Bergan Auto Wata Automatic Waterer is the solution that will give you peace of mind and also take care of your dog's outside water needs.

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