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Flexzion Automatic Dog Water Bowl Dispenser for Cat Pet (1 Gallon Dispener Water Jug) - Gravity Feeder Auto Replenish Waterer Drinking Bowl Fountain Bottle Dish Stand
$46.43
About This
- Automatic water dispenser for dogs, cats, and - Gravity fed design that auto-fill dog or cat water bowl when it reaches a low level, low maintenance, and no batteries required
- This dog and cat water dispenser comes with a refillable 1-gallon water jug bottle that automatically fills the gravity water bowl with fresh drinking water
- This self dispensing pet water feeder station is made of durable pet BPA Free materials and easy to clean PP plastic. the growth of stains and odor
- Keep pets stay hydrated with this convenient dog water dispenser. An excellent choice for small & medium-sized cats or dogs in single or multiple pet homes
- The bottom of the auto pet water dispenser comes with anti-skid rubber feet to prevent tipping and keep it stable in place; Recessed side handles along the base for easy lifting
Overview
- Color : Waterer, Gray
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : Flexzion
- Capacity : 1 Gallons
- Power Source : Manual
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