Ademon Automatic Animal Drinking Water Bowl with Float Valve, 304 Stainless Steel Kit Includes Bowl, Pipe, 2 Valves, Quick Connector Adapter and Countersunk Bolts. (Regular Model)

This has been perfect for our 2 dogs to have fresh clean water. My dogs also dont think its a pool so no digging in it as its at chin height not floor! Would recommend

This stainless steel automatic drinking bowl has been a total game-changer for our setup. The build quality is excellent—heavy-duty, rust-resistant, and easy to clean. It feels like it’ll last for years, even with daily use outdoors. The hose connection was simple to install and works flawlessly. Water refills automatically as needed, so I no longer have to worry about checking the bowl constantly. It’s perfect for our cats, dogs, and even the backyard chickens—everyone stays hydrated without fuss. I also love that the bowl is deep enough to hold a good amount of water but not so large that it gets dirty quickly. It’s a smart, low-maintenance solution that saves time and gives peace of mind. Highly recommend for any pet owner or small farm!

Excellent

Just what I have been looking for, to ensure the animals always, have fresh water when I am away.

I've wanted something like this for years. Previously, it was a five gallon waterer. Heavy and cumbersome to fill. Finally broke down this summer and found this inexpensive alternative. There were no instructions but it was simple to install. I did opt to use two blue Tapcons and washers rather than the included bolts. That seemed easier and I had the necessary hardware and drill on hand. Took the dogs about two days to get familiar with it. Once it started to automatically fill and that scared a Beagle. We did use chicken broth to flavor the water to entice, and that did the trick! So far so good. Adjusting the float was simple. It doesn't have a drain as others have stated, but with a good garden hose, easy enough to clean. Come winter when I shut it down I may add one, but easy enough to empty other ways. Could even add a bottom heater perhaps and use it year round?