Keep your dog hydrated on every adventure.
AguaFido is a durable dog bowl with a leakproof lid.
No more wasted water. Just set it down. Let them drink. Seal it up and save the rest for later.
Keep your dog hydrated on every adventure.
AguaFido is a durable dog bowl with a leakproof lid.
No more wasted water. Just set it down. Let them drink. Seal it up and save the rest for later.
A portable dog bowl with a leakproof lid.
The 4.6" opening fits all dogs—from Chihuahuas to Great Danes.
Get your whole hand in there. Or just put it on the top rack.
Built-in handle for carrying by hand. Clip a carabiner through to hang it from your pack.
Tough enough for every adventure. Made from shatterproof Tritan™.
Throw it in your bag or on your backseat. Everything stays dry.
Enough for a full hike, a beach day, or a long afternoon at the park.
The 4.6" opening fits all dogs—from Chihuahuas to Great Danes.
Get your whole hand in there. Or just put it on the top rack.
Built-in handle for carrying by hand. Clip a carabiner through to hang it from your pack.
Tough enough for every adventure. Made from shatterproof Tritan™.
Throw it in your bag or on your backseat. Everything stays dry.
Enough for a full hike, a beach day, or a long afternoon at the park.
We tested it on an 8-mile hike. No leaks, and no wasted water (unlike the collapsible bowl we used to carry).
I've got my Nalgene, and now Mooch has his. We love it!
Keeping your dog hydrated while out on a hike, a long walk, on road trips or at the office just got easier.
Works for food too!
Look, stuff happens. Dogs can be agents of chaos.
If you (or your dog) manages to break your AguaFido, or you if accidentally leave it at a trailhead, just pay shipping and handling and we'll replace it.
That's our promise.
The Backstory
I came up with the idea for AguaFido on a hike back in 2011.
My buddy and I were halfway up the mountain when he poured half his water into a silicone bowl. His dog Cayenne was panting pretty hard. She took two sips and wandered off.
He dumped the rest and stuffed the wet, floppy bowl back into his pack.
We were both carrying Nalgenes. The idea of a bowl with a lid seemed obvious. I figured someone else would build it, but no one did.
I live in Durango, Colorado, which is basically dog mecca. Dogs at every friend's house, on every trail, and at every campsite.
I've spent a decade watching people try to give their dogs water in all kinds of goofy ways- cupped hands, leaky bottles, and fabric bowls that collapse as soon as the dog gets excited.
Eventually, I stopped waiting and started building.
43 prototypes later, AguaFido is ready to launch.