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Ruff Land Kennel Water Hole GoGreen
$49.99
Ships within 4-6 weeks depending on inventory (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide tracking)
Same great Ruff Land Kennel Water Hole but now made with 20% PCR recycled material from the...
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Ships within 4-6 weeks depending on inventory (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide tracking)
Same great Ruff Land Kennel Water Hole but now made with 20% PCR recycled material from the manufacturing of kennels and other products. Same structural integrity as all Ruff Land Kennels as proven through impact testing.
Green color may have slight variations from product to product, reflecting the color of the recycled material used.
It’s a water jug and water dish in one! The Water Hole is a water container that holds up to one gallon of water that is stored in the tower side of the container yet is always available for your dog to drink. It works via a vacuum like an office water cooler. Simply fill it and as your dog drinks the water, that water is automatically replaced from the tower. Will not crack or break if water freezes. Durable roto-molded construction. Handy drain cap also makes it easy to rinse out.
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