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Triple Cat Bowl, Pet Water and Food Bowl Set, Prevent Spill Automatic Water Dispenser Bottle, Detachable Stainless Steel Pet Feeder for Cat, Dog, Puppy, Rabbit, Bunny
$25.70
About This
- 【 DROP RESISTANT】Triple cat bowls are made of plastic and stainless steel, no , no paint loss, fall and pressure resistance, easy to use and more hygienic.
- 【3 IN 1 DESIGN】Pet water food bowls use three bowls in one, dry food and wet food are fed separately, giving pets a delicate eating experience.
- 【AUTOMATIC WATER REFILL SPOUT】Triple cat bowls with automatic water spout design, control the height of the water level to achieve automatic water refill effect.
- 【NON SLIP BASE】Pet waterer bottle food bowl set with non slip base design, not easy to be knocked over by pets, suitable for cats and dogs.
- 【EASY TO CLEAN】Pet automatic waterer bottle food bowl set with humane design, the bowl is easy to remove to clean or add food.
Overview
- Material : Plastic, Stainless Steel
- Target Species : Cat, Dog, Rabbit
- Brand : Cryfokt
- Recommended Uses For Product : Dry Food, Multiple Pets, Wet Food
- Special Feature : Nonslip, Spill Proof
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