Happyyami Drinking Fountain Drinking Water Basin Water Bowl Automatic Feeding Device Pet Food Bowl
$27.29
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Happyyami Drinking Fountain Drinking Water Basin Water Bowl Automatic Feeding Device Pet Food Bowl
$27.29
About This
- Dog water bowl dispenser-- material of pet waterer feeder- cat food dispenser is made of quality material, safe, the bottom four corners of cat bowls for food and water non- slip pads ensure pet food is not easy to move when eating, suitable for pets to use anywhere.
- Feeding device-- automatic feeder for dogs bottom - skid pad: bottom four corners - skid pad ensures that pet food is not easy to move when eating.
- Automatic water bowl-- made of- friendly, plastic. we dont allow cuties to stay on unhealthy substances.
- Cat automatic feeders-- natural gravity supply system. new buffer design between barrel and chassis. gravity buffering is designed to slowly release food and water.
- Cat feeder automatic-- screw thread can with the without leakage.
Overview
- Material : Plastic
- Target Species : 1
- Brand : Happyyami
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : Pink
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