Geek Daily Deals 051509 automatic pet water fountain

Geek Daily Deals May 15, 2019: Filtered Water Fountain for Your Pets for Just $23 Today!

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Geek Daily Deals 051509 automatic pet water fountainGeek Daily Deals – Keep your pets healthy and hydrated with this 2.5 liter filtering water fountain for just $23 today!

Veken Pet Fountain, 84oz/2.5L Automatic Water Fountain Water Dispenser with 3 Replacement Filters & 1 Silicone Mat:

  • 【Ultra Quiet & Low Consumption Pump】The pump is ultra quiet (measured below 40dB) and low consumption, normally lasting between 2.5 – 4 years.
  • 【2.5L Large Capacity】2.5L / 84oz water capacity is great for small to medium sized pets. The circulation system helps provide healthy and hygienic water for your beloved pets all day!
  • 【BPA Free & High-quality Material】Made of high-quality PP resin, this automatic water bowl is BPA free, non-toxic, durable, and it’s easy to operate and clean. Furthermore, each fountain comes with 1 silicone pad to catch splashing water for naughty pets.
  • 【3 Different Flow Designs】 Veken Pet Fountain has 3 modes: flower waterfall, flower bubble, and gentle fountain – each mode meets the needs of various pets. The free-falling stream and bright color attract pets to drink more water!
  • 【Triple Filtration System】The pet water fountain is equipped with 3 replacement filters, each composed of a cotton layer, activated carbon and an ion exchange resin. They form a triple filtration system to prevent your pets from getting sick.

Get one today for just $23!

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