6-Quart Heated Dog Bowl

This heated pet bowl helps keep your pet’s drinking water from freezing during cold weather. It holds 6 quarts of water, or 1.5 gallons, and has a built-in 60-watt heater that turns on and off automatically as needed. Sturdy twin-wall construction helps resist tipping, while a steel-wrapped cord provides protection against chewing and abrasion.

Why Customers Love Our Heated Water Bowl

• Keeps drinking water available: Gentle heat helps prevent freezing, including in sub-zero temperatures. Place the bowl in a sheltered area to protect it from wind. This bowl does not warm up the water—it’s low heat that cycles on and off to prevent freezing. 
  
  
• Automatic temperature control: The thermostat activates the heater when needed, so you don’t have to switch it on and off manually. It’s energy efficient, only operating when necessary.
  
  
• Large water capacity: The 6-quart bowl holds up to 1.5 gallons of drinking water.
  
  
• Stable construction: The twin-wall, anti-tip design helps keep the bowl upright.
  
  
• Protected power cord: A heavy-duty metal cord protector helps deter chewing and reduce abrasion.

Heated Pet Bowl Features

• 6-quart capacity, equivalent to 1.5 gallons
• Built-in 60-watt heater
• Automatic thermostatic control
• Sturdy twin-wall, anti-tip construction
• 5.5-foot steel-wrapped, chew-resistant cord
• Electronics safely sealed inside the bowl

Using Your Heated Pet Bowl

Place the bowl in a sheltered location, fill it with fresh water, and plug it in. The thermostat will turn the heater on and off as needed to help prevent freezing.

The heater provides gentle warmth to maintain drinking water rather than make it hot. It can melt ice that has begun to form, but it is not intended to quickly thaw a completely frozen bowl. Remove fully frozen water and refill with fresh water before use.

Check the water level regularly and refill as needed. If the water evaporates while the bowl is plugged in, it will not damage the heating element.

Cleaning Instructions

Unplug the bowl before cleaning. Wipe the inside and outside with a damp cloth. You may use a mild detergent, but remove all detergent residue before refilling the bowl for your pet. Do not immerse the bowl in water or other liquids.

User assumes all risks and liability. When in doubt, consult your veterinarian.