Slow Feeder Bowl, Elevated, Double Transparent for Cats, Small Dogs, Pet Automatic Water Feeder with Water Bottle
$48.27
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Slow Feeder Bowl, Elevated, Double Transparent for Cats, Small Dogs, Pet Automatic Water Feeder with Water Bottle
$48.27
About This
- BETTER DIGESTION– Slow Feeder System promotes slow eating and drinking habits for a more enjoyable and healthy mealtime.
- GREAT FOR SMALL PETS – Pet bowl system is sized for small dogs and cats, puppies, kittens, rabbits, ferrets and other small pets.
- GRAVITY FEED WATER DISPENSER – 500ml water bottle is designed to automatically fill the water bowl as pet drinks. Helps provide fresh water throughout the day.
- BPA FREE – Eco-friendly & BPA free thermoplastic rubber is food & water safe, durable, lightweight and non-toxic.
- EASY TO CLEAN – Feeding bowl and water bottle are removable for easy cleaning. Simply wash in warm soapy water and rinse well. Dry bowl well before filling with dry food.
Overview
- Material : Rubber
- Target Species : Cat, Dog, Ferret, Rabbit
- Brand : ANYPET
- Recommended Uses For Product : Dry Food, Multiple Pets
- Special Feature : Durable, Lightweight
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