can a water bottle be attached like on a dog cage? From the picture it looks like a hole with an elastic band above it.
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The crate does have a hole with a grommet around it as a through hole--this is 3/4 hole. You would have to measure the output from your bottle to make sure it will fit.I did not measure the elastic strap to see what your limits on max bottle size would be.The one thing I found was that the inside seam of the door is only a single thread----my 5 month puppy unzipped the door----keep the taps on the sides and not the bottom, and also started to remove the screen. I am going to glue the screen seam material down and glue some thin leash materal over this area around the screen.
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hello, yes a water bottle can be secured to the soft crate. I was wondering that myself when I bought this. I actually really like the crate as well! hope this helps!
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That is essentially all it is, I have not tried to use it, our dog is in and out so much we just give him water in his bowl.
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you should be able to mount this under the water bottle cage if the bolts are long enough
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Water bottle cages mount to existing tapped holes in the down tube and/or the seat tube. They do not normally mount on the handle bar if that is what you meant by the term bike bar.
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Hi Michelle, if you check their website http://www.vanguardworld.com/index.php/en/pv/products/photo-video/detail-1-1-229-726.html towards the bottom of the page is a section called "Other Features". This shows the various hanging loops and belts for carrying additional gear. If your water bottle has a carrying loop or provision for a carabiner, you'll have no problems.
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I think you would have to rig your own system to hang a water bottle where the hamster could reach it. We also returned the cage as the dwarf hamster could slide open the door, and cage was also too small for him. We have stopped using water bottles because even the expensive glass and metal bottles (with ball bearings in the drinking tube) get stuck once in a while and the hamster goes without water until we notice the water level isn't dropping. We use small ceramic water bowls and change water daily to make sure he gets water. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Thank you for your question. You can watch our YouTube video on how to attach the bracket under your water bottle cage. If you don't have a water bottle cage look for two threaded holes in your bike frame as that is where your bracket can mount. Hope this helps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lex9dhZHGW0&list=UUGYzhXerxKg_EhhSxBmVxOw
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I haven't tried it but as you can see from the photos the only place one could Mount a bracket for the water bottle would be on the top section of the frame. This could potentially interfere with the child's legs as they ride the bike. Hope that helps.
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Its about the size of a large water bottle. It should fit inside the cage. It also has a clip to hook to things
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Don't know what the bottle ring is. I know that you have to buy the Lixit bottle that fits right in the stand. I just bought the stand and the bottle. My shihtzu loves it. Good luck!
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There's a hookup where you can attach it to various things with a bit of jury rigging. Idk how much water they'd get at a time. If it's a small dog it should be good.
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No you can't. The way the bottle holders are shaped a regular water bottle wouldn't fit in. The holders are kinda squared.
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Although I have never attached a hydration bottle to the belt it would be possible if their is a loop on the bottle. This reult in the bottle flopping around during a run as the belt has an elastic waste band. Wouldn't recommend it. The pouch has just enough room for my iPhone ad the other zip pouch has room to stuff keys, candy ...
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Yes, the mesh pouch is on the front of the bag (hard to see in this picture) that will hold a water bottle but its a tight fit. It's more a pouch to hold smaller items rather than a water bottle.
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I don't believe so...the bottle does not appear to be round and the opening that accommodates the bottle is perfectly round...I will say, the stand is one of the best purchases I have made for my shih tzu! I keep him in full coat so his "beard" would always get completely soaked when drinking from a bowl and he would look so messy! This stand and water bottle has eliminated that problem!!
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Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks... » Read More Yes, you will need the bottle ring. My stand came with the round ring that attaches at the height needed for your pet. If they now are sold separately you will need this to hold the bottle on. I use a 32 oz. Lixit bottle with the little notch on the bottle that keeps it from slipping. I did notice that there are choices in the "ring" attachments since I purchased my stand, so you have other choices in the type of water bottle you can use. I did try a top fill bottle that clipped in and that did not work as it slipped out. I like the ring attachment. The stand is sturdy and looks nice. « Show Less
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You attach it to one of the openings on the side of the cage. It snaps in place, like a tube would.
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In my case no, because my bike doesn't have a standard water bottle holder. If your bike does, you should be able to attach the pump between the frame and bottle holder ( it comes with a pump holder) with the same screws.