Automatic Animal Drinking Water Bowl with Float Valve, Stainless Steel Kit Includes Bowl, Standard Pipe, Replacement Valve, Quick Connector Adapter and Countersunk Bolts(Auto-Filling)

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!

Very sturdy and works well. It won't leak if you properly make the connections. It doesn't really rain much here in Texas and human development hurt access from wildlife to water. Sadly some meet roads on their quest for water and end up as road kill. This will hopefully help a little.

This automatic animal drinking water bowl with float has been working great so far—keeps the water level consistent and fresh without constant refilling. Performance: The float mechanism works flawlessly, automatically refilling the bowl as needed. My animals took to it right away, and it’s been a big time-saver. Build Quality: Feels sturdy and well-made, with a good-sized bowl for multiple animals. Easy to hook up to a water line. Drawback: The only downside is that the back mounting surface is angled, so when you mount it, the bowl sits slanted downward instead of flat. It still works fine, but I wish it was designed to mount level. Bottom Line: A solid, reliable waterer that does its job well—just be prepared for a slight tilt when mounted.

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?

Added a splitter in the laundry room. Hooked it up. It's been running a year and a half solid. No leaks, no issues

Worked great for about 9 months. The water pipe started leaking and the standard water pipes in lowes do not fit. It seems the seal has to be removed for it to fit, which defeats the purpose... cause then it leaks!

This chicken watered is wonderful. No need to fill a waterer or bucket anymore. This size is big enough for other animals the size of chickens. It was a quick and easy installation process. It is stainless steel and easy to clean.

It could be SO much better with just a few changes. They went dirt cheap with the connectors. The (completely inappropriate) quick disconnect was faulty. 1st off all its not needed for a permanently mounted water bowl anyway. They could save money by not having it! To make things worse they used cheapest fittings on the plant. Mine leaked at the quick connect right out of the box. I tightened the connections and it appeared to be better but after a few hours began spraying water. So I went to Lowe’s to purchase a fitting to get rid of the unnecessary quick connection. Got home and realized the cheap connections are metric! Seriously??? The product description says is 3/4 and 1/2 which is not metric! False advertising. No one sells metric plumbing fittings! Absolutely unbelievable that they would stray so far from normal just to save a nickel. After 3 trips to hardware stores I finally decided to replace the cheap steel beaded hose with a standard 1/2 inch one. Problem was that it still wouldn’t fit on the metric plastic fitting at the float. So I wrapped the plastic fitting with plumbers tape and forced a SAE hose onto the fitting, stripping it into place until the rubber washer held. It’s working for now but obviously temporary! I wish there were a way to leave worse feedback. I’ve spent more than the amount paid for the bowl just in repairs. Now for the poor design: -The bowl doesn’t have a drain hold. So you will have to scoop out the all the water just to clean the bowl. -Mounted in it’s normal position the bowl tilts downward at the front. Makes the water ride very close to the lip of the bowl which causes a mess every time the dog drinks from it. No float adjustment would correct this problem. I was able to correct it by placing wooden shims between the lower portion of the bowl and the wall. - Wall mount hardware. Another waste of money. Not applicable to most, if not all mounting situations. So plan on purchasing additional hardware. It could be so much better with just a little bit of common sense!

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

Excellent

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

Nice and all, but not free standing, it needs to be bolted

it is well made and sturdy.