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Prima Pet Expandable/ Collapsible Silicone Food & Water Travel Bowl with Clip for Small & Medium Dog and Cat, Size: 1.5 Cups (5.1 Inch Diameter Bowl) (AQUA)
$13.49
About This
- PORTABLE & CONVENIENT: Expands for use and collapses for travel. Folds down to only 0.5 inches. Great for outdoor or indoor use at home and easy to take on the go. We've made a travel dog bowl that is adjustable and light weight while still ensuring optimum sturdiness.
- SIZE: Measures 5" wide x 2.2" tall when opened. Holds up to 1.5 Cups of Food or Water - Suitable for Small to Medium Dogs and All Cats. Sturdy 3.6 inch Bowl Base prevents bowl from tipping over.
- BONUS: Includes Quick Release Carabiner Clip to Conveniently Latch to your Leash. (Please note the carabiner clip is not suitable for climbing)
- 100% PET SAFE: Food Grade Silicone Bowl with BPA Free Plastic Rim. (Please DO NOT allow dogs to bite or chew bowl as it will cause damage to bowl.)
Overview
- Material : Plastic, Silicone
- Target Species : Cat, Dog
- Brand : Prima Pets
- Recommended Uses For Product : Indoor, Multiple Pets, Outdoor
- Special Feature : Durable, Easy to Clean, Easy to Store
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