Can I cut the rocks to make them fit into the dogs water bottle opening?
1530956
Yes. Wrap the rock loosely in any fabric - towel, rag, whatever - and smack it with a hammer. Be careful not to have too much fun with that or you will have lots and lots of little rocks.
1530957
It would be hard, besides I don't think they work. I've been using them a couple of months and still getting brown spots on the grass.
1530958
Yeah if you want. It may be difficult though they are solid rocks. Different packages come with different size rocks. As long as long as they are all in there it should be fine.
17059
Dear Lord no - just submerge the end in the water and make sure the other end is lower down(preferably in a pail) and move it vertically up and down (in a pumping action) and it will force the water flow and then you can start stirring up the rocks etc
1197841
They aren't the kind you can cut through with scissors. They could probably be cut with some sort of saw, but you'd have to cut the "long" end rather than the short side with the ridge that keeps the straw from coming out of the cup. Then you'd have a slightly rough edge from the cut unless you could smoothe it out.
930235
Maybe. Of you could find the right sized file for the arc of the cutting surface. But the are so cheap I am not sure it would be worth it. The are all metal under the plastic handle and could be recycled.
2204148
I don't see how you would do that. I have a water bottle on top. You may want to contact Clover to ask that.
2180828
If your kibble is too big, you can trim the rubbery bits to fit your dog's kibble. I needed to do that (for my Taste of the Wild kibble) and that it fits, my dog adores it.
815900
Yes. You would have to ask if they offer different cuts as anything larger than the flask would not fit.
1176682
I have never thought of doing that. The tray tjat holds the rocks is deep you would need a lot of glass but it would work.
685006
No it cannot, unless you want to pry it open, or razor off the top portion of the plastic bottle and put it in something else. Its alot of money for so little. let us know if diluting it works. I'm running low and have been watching the price on amazon and online elseware for the lowest cost the last time I bought it on amazon it was 46.33 for 3 bottles, it was a long time ago though almost 2 years. I only use it when one of the cats does something they shouldnt so it did last long, but just cant use it often or you'll be buying alot of it.
1668632
Yes, but use a "hot knife" or a rotary disc, because it is styrene-type hard plastic, and difficult to cut. They also cut to fit, I believe at extra cost, and worth it.
544837
The opening is roughly 2" wide. ice will fit but probably with the help of a small scoop or cup.
1010393
Yes. Depending on the size of the opening are your options. I have two auto water feeders, one at home and one where I stay weekends. One has a "normal" size opening and one has a much smaller opening. For the small one, a rock didn't fit in the opening so I just put the rock in the portion of the bowl where the water pools, which worked just as well as the other one. Then someone suggested that I simply take a hammer and make the rock into smaller rocks. Not only did it look better, but it was fun.
2125878
I believe so. If you have an issue it is easy enough to cut the rubber from the top to make a wider opening. All my dogs have their dews and I have not had any issues using this on them.
298617
Not really. You could probably cut it while dry and re-sew the ends, but this thing is basically a 10 foot long hollow tube with a bunch of water-absorbing crystals in loose. It works great, but resizing it would be a tear-it-apart and rebuild sort of process.
1623130
I put my dog's dog food in the jug. It is small enough to come out of the opening at the neck of the jug. I suppose you can use any food or treats that are small enough to fit through the neck.
1904776
There is a place on one side where you can screw in a water bottle. I've never tried it so I can't say how well it works.
810417
I did not try to do that myself, but the tube (or straws) are both very flexible plastic and would certainly be able to be cut.