2 X 3.8 L Automatic Cat Water Fountain Pet Dog Food Feeder Drinking Feeding Bowl Puppy Food Dispenser Drinker for Dogs Cats
$164.98
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2 X 3.8 L Automatic Cat Water Fountain Pet Dog Food Feeder Drinking Feeding Bowl Puppy Food Dispenser Drinker for Dogs Cats
$164.98
About This
- 1.Color drinking water feeder, The sensitive color of pets makes pets fall in love with eating.
- 2.Large capacity, Small and medium-sized cats and dogs under 12.5kg: drink for 3-6 days, eat for 7-14 days Medium and large cats and dogs under 12.5-30kg: drink for 1-3 days, eat for 3-6 days.
- 3.15°slope,won't get stuck With careful slope design,the grain will rarely fall out.
- 4.Siphon device to prevent water leakage, Control the rate of drinking water replenishment to prevent overflow.
- 5.Non-slip base,stable and firm The bottom non-slip mat design prevents pets from moving during eating. It can be used for seven days at a time, so there is no need to worry about insufficient water and food.
Overview
- Material : Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Polyvinyl Chloride
- Target Species : Cat, Dog
- Brand : HKUKUUU
- Special Feature : Nonslip
- Style : Automatic
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