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Double Cats Dogs Bowls Automatic Waterer Bottle Puppy Drinker Dish Pet Feeding Station Pets Water and Food Bowl Set for Small Animals Bunny, Blue
$17.69
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- Usage Tips: Fill the water bottle with fresh water and tighten the cap. Turn the bottle over and put it on the small groove, then press the bottles bottom, and water will outflow into the water tank Note: Please do not fill hot water into the water bottle.
- Suitable for Small and Medium Pets: 500ml capacity, mouth protection for sink baffle, This pet food and water bowl is suitable for small and medium pets or animals, making feeding easier and saving your time. A perfect choice for your pets.
- Material: Made of PP material, nonslip bottom, wear resistant and durable.
- Double Bowls with Automatic Drinking Bottle: 2 in 1 feeder bowl. a bowl for food, and another bowl with the automatic water bottle for drinking. It will refill the water in the water tank automatically and keep the water clean whether you are at home or not
- Easy to Clean: Easy to take out and clean. The pet bowl had better be rinsed or wiped clean after each use.
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