750 ml dog walking bottle, stainless steel with silicone leaf bowl
750 ml stainless steel bottle with a folding silicone bowl: press, the dog drinks, unused water flows back into the bottle.
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Description
Hiking, city walks in summer or car trips: dogs need to drink far more often than we think. This bottle saves carrying a separate bowl: the leaf-shaped silicone bowl folds against the bottle; open it, press the button to fill, let the dog drink, and leftover water flows back into the bottle instead of being thrown away.
The bottle is stainless steel, 750 ml, with a sealing silicone cap so it can go in a backpack or car door pocket. The handle lets you clip it on. About 30 cm long, 400 g empty.
Good to know: it is not insulated (single wall), so water warms up in the sun like in an ordinary bottle. 750 ml covers a few hours out with a medium dog; for a large dog in midsummer, bring a second bottle. Rinse the bowl after use.
Specifications
| Capacity | 750 ml |
|---|---|
| Length | about 30 cm (12 in) |
| Empty weight | 400 g |
| Material | stainless steel, BPA-free silicone bowl and cap |
| Colour | grey, dark green, light blue or dark blue |
Frequently asked questions
Does it keep water cold?
No, the maker does not present it as insulated. Keep it in the shade; for cold water all day, a double-wall bottle is better.
Is it leak-proof in a bag?
The silicone cap is designed for that according to the maker. Make sure it is pushed fully in before packing it.
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