VANNON Gravity Pet Water Bowl, 16 oz Anti-Splash Crate Dispenser

A floating disk helps limit splashing, keeping the drinking area tidier during everyday crate use. The VANNON bowl uses gravity to replenish water as a pet drinks, without electricity. Its outside-mounted bottle can be refilled without opening the crate. The 16-fluid-ounce capacity and wire-crate mounting make fit and refill needs worth considering.

Tips for day-to-day use

Install the floating plate in the bowl, mount the bowl at a suitable height, then fill and attach the bottle as directed. The water supply sits outside the crate, so you can top it up without reaching in or disturbing your pet. As water is used, gravity feeds more into the bowl, the floating disk is intended to slow fast drinking and reduce splashing, rather than act as a water filter.

The bracket is described as fitting most wire crates with 1.1–2.24 inch bar spacing. Check that your crate’s bars fall within that range before choosing it, since the mounting system is made for wire enclosures. The bottle and bowl detach for cleaning and refilling, a practical detail if you want to keep the drinking area separate from bedding and crate-floor mess.

Spec sheet

• Type: Gravity-fed pet water bowl and crate dispenser
• Capacity: 16 fluid ounces
• Color: Orange
• Materials: Polypropylene (PP) and stainless steel hardware
• Mounting: Reinforced bracket for most wire crates with 1.1–2.24 inch bar spacing
• Power: Gravity-fed, no electricity required
• Cleaning: Bottle and bowl detach

Why it makes sense

Unlike a basic bowl placed on the crate floor, this dispenser hangs on the wire enclosure and holds its bottle outside. That arrangement can help keep water off the floor and makes refilling less intrusive. It is designed for dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small pets, so it may suit a household that wants a crate-mounted option rather than a loose dish that can be moved around.

Customer feedback is mixed in useful ways: buyers often appreciate the spill control, cleaner crate area, and performance on wire kennels. Some, however, report that the attachment does not lock securely, that water fails to flow from the bottle, or that a unit breaks early. Opinions on size and capacity also vary. The stated 16-fluid-ounce capacity is a concrete constraint to weigh against your pet’s drinking needs and how often you can check the supply, it may be less convenient if you need a larger reservoir.

It suits you if you want a gravity-fed dispenser that mounts to a compatible wire crate and can be refilled from outside. For regular use, placement and fit matter: the bowl needs to be set at an appropriate height, and the crate bars must match the bracket’s stated spacing. Buyers who prefer a simple dish without a mounting bracket may find a floor bowl more straightforward, while those seeking a larger water supply should compare capacity before deciding.

Should you buy it?

The VANNON is worth considering when keeping the drinking bowl off the crate floor and refilling from outside are priorities. The floating disk and gravity-fed design address splashing and routine access without requiring power. Not the best choice if your crate’s bar spacing is outside the listed range, or if 16 fluid ounces is unlikely to cover your pet’s needs between refills. Customer reports about inconsistent attachment, dispensing, and durability are also reasons to inspect the setup after installation rather than assume every unit will perform the same way.