Asobu Dog Bowl Attached to Stainless Steel Insulated Travel Bottle for Human 37oz/1.1 Liter with Detachable Dog Bowl (Smoke)
$35.99
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Asobu Dog Bowl Attached to Stainless Steel Insulated Travel Bottle for Human 37oz/1.1 Liter with Detachable Dog Bowl (Smoke)
$35.99
About This
- PERFECT COMBO - A 37 Ounce Stainless steel bottle with a removable dog bowl on the base
- DETACHABLE BOWL - The base of the bottle detaches easily to fill with water for your pet to help encourage and train your dog to drink from clean water sources.
- ANTI-SLIP BOTTOM - The bowl has an anti slip base for easy use no matter the size of your pet
- EASY GRIP HANDLE - Going for a walk with your dog and holding your phone,leash and the water can challenging but our easy grip handle makes that much simpler
- VACUUM INSULATED - No matter how long you spend outside, the water will stay nice and chilled for hours for you and your dog to share
Overview
- Color : Smoke
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : asobu
- Item Weight : 1 Pounds
- Capacity : 31 Fluid Ounces
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