My shih tzu drinks from a lixit water bottle in the house. I need something for travel that could attach to a plastic water bottle. Would this work?
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Why can't you take the lixit water bottle from the house with you? If this didn't answer your question, maybe I don't understand.
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I bought it for a friend of mine. I'm sorry I'm not able to answer ur question!!!
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I'm not sure if it would work. Try it and find out. If not, they sell portable water bottles with an attached trough at pet store. I had one and the dog used it when we were out with no problem.
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This is a very good cave to travel long distance with. We travel 9 hours with my bunny and was very comfortable. I would just suggest putting a litter box in the bottom of the cage for easy cleaning. I dont know about the travel cups though, we just gave our bunny (pepè) water a few times an our through his regular water bottle.Hope this helps -lauren
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I found mine on here and it has worked out for me and my three cats you may need to buy three for you dogs. I fill them up every three weeks but with dogs you will have to see how they drink to do there. I love mine and I love the water one also got it so when I go on vacation just fill and don't have any worrys. I hope this will help you
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Rose, I don't really know. I didn't like the product (too long to fill, hard to empty fir carry-on, water bottles can do the same...) that I only used it once. It might be good for car trips when you don't have to keep filling and emptying
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I purched this for my "bug out" box so that we will have drinkable water anywhere. I have traveled to many asian countries and I would not worry about useing this, (as long as you pick out the bugs and other unwanted things) that seem to be in alot of other country's water. A little word to the wise, if possible boil any water first if possible, and then follow the directions on the bottle, but I would not worry much about drinking any water after useing this product. Happy traveling!!
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I'm sure it would, the water bottle simply sits on the floor inside the bottom cabinet and then you simple put this long straw like wand into the jug and it pumps the water up into the unit. I like it because you don't have to lift and tip the heavy jugs over anymore. Glass or plastic, it shouldn't matter as long as the size fits in the bottom cabinet.
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I would think yes. I use the Dr Brown's bottles (both the taller ones & the short wider ones) and I put sippie cups on there as well and everything holds up well.
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I have this for my German Shepherd. It contains some of the water. To answer your question ~ no, it will not. My dog still slobbers water on the floor after she drinks.
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I use a big water bottle, so usually carry it inside my bag. Seems like if using a standard size, it would fit okay. Sorry that I couldn't be more help!
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It would have to be a REALLY TINY water bottle .... The loops are designed for 1-ounce gel packets.
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I would say that yes you should provided that it (the water bottle) has hooks or something to hold it in place. Hope that helps
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Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks... » Read More Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. « Show Less
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It'll work if the opening in the neck is the same size as the plastic bottle. I think 5 gal. water jugs are pretty much the same size.
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This bowl is pretty large. I don't use it for traveling, but I would think it would be too big to use on a plan with a dog in travel bag. I would suggest a cloth/water resistant foldable portable water cup would make more sense so you could pour water in it when needed, then fold it up when you don't.
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This would work pretty well for that. It is not completely spill proof but that might not be a big deal on a plane. I wouldn't fill it before boarding. You could fill it from a water bottle mid flight. With a smaller dog you might not have to worry about the dog knocking it over like me large dog did.
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The bottle will fit a cup holder. If that's your only concern this may be the bottle for you. Due to my own experience with the bottle, I would recommend finding a different travel bottle because it does not keep liquids cold and I (and others) have had issues with this bottle not working for drinking out of the straw without covering the hole with your finger.
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I would think the people who sell the Lixit Pet Glass bottle would be able to tell you more than I could. We have two cages with different bars, and it fits better on one than the other, but we did get it to fit OK. You'd just have to try one and see if it would fit. Or, as I said, ask the people who make the bottle holders.