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SAFE OUTDOOR DOG WATER DISHES
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Judi S
MemberHi! I keep water outdoors for my dogs and their dishes keep getting green algae(?) in them, even though I change the water almost every day. Does anyone know of any kinds of dog dishes that prevent this from happening? Thanks! Judi
2nd2none
Memberif the dish is in the sun, that may add to the growth. try putting the bowl in the shade (stainless steel should work fine) and add a few drops of either apple cider vinegar or a few *drops of bleach in it. sure cure the problem.
Paul C
MemberI gave up on water dishes outside, Arizona is too hot. Try a Lixit, the water is always fresh.
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