ONYX Copper Pet Water Bowl
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ONYX Copper Pet Water Bowl
ONYX is a honeycomb-hammered water bowl in sleek black, made from 99.9% pure copper for dogs and cats. The uncoated interior is naturally antibacterial real copper in a modern, bold finish. Choose Medium (32 oz) or Large (64 oz).
Meet ONYX, our vibrant honeycomb-hammered copper pet water bowl, finished in sleek Black. Made from 99.9% pure copper, never lined, never coated on the inside. ONYX lets your dog or cat drink from real copper while adding a bold, modern accent to your home.
The Colored Honeycomb-Hammered Finish
ONYX's exterior is honeycomb-hammered and finished in a durable Black color coating, while the interior stays 100% uncoated pure copper so your pet gets the full benefit of copper-infused water. No two ONYX bowls are hammered exactly alike, so the bowl you receive is unique to you.
Product Specifications
- Medium - 32 oz capacity, 6.25" diameter, 99.9% pure copper
- Large - 64 oz capacity, 8.25" diameter, 99.9% pure copper
Why Pure Copper
- Handcrafted & honeycomb-hammered, never coated inside
- BPA-free & non-toxic
- Naturally antibacterial surface
- Built to last a lifetime with proper care
A Note on Handcrafted Character
Because every ONYX bowl is handcrafted, you may notice minor dents or texture variations. These are signs of genuine craftsmanship, not defects, and aren't eligible for refund or exchange.
Health Benefits of Copper Pet Bowls
Copper-infused water helps support your pet's immune system, wound healing, joint health, coat condition, and digestion.
More Than a Water Bowl
Use ONYX for everyday water, or set it out as a sleek decorative copper accent in your kitchen or living space.
A Thoughtful Gift
For the pet parent who wants handcrafted character, a modern finish, and a healthier way to hydrate their companion.
Important: Copper Storage Disease
Certain breeds (Bedlington Terriers, West Highland White Terriers, Doberman Pinschers, Skye Terriers, Labrador Retrievers) are genetically predisposed to Copper Storage Disease, with females more commonly affected than males. This condition is exceedingly rare in cats.