GANAZONO Pet Automatic Water Dispenser Drinking Bowl for Cats and Dogs Safe High-Density Material Smooth Surface Unique Design Blue
$56.84
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GANAZONO Pet Automatic Water Dispenser Drinking Bowl for Cats and Dogs Safe High-Density Material Smooth Surface Unique Design Blue
$56.84
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- Food dispensers-- - home decoration: the creative design makes it also the home decoration, it will not look obtrusive in the living room and with your furniture.
- Pet automatic water dispenser-- the cat dog water bowl dispenser slowly dispenses water to prolong time between refills for pet parents with busy lifestyles holds 4 gallons to accommodate large pets
- Pet drinking-- made of food grade plastic, , . protect health.
- Automatic dog water dispenser-- unique design, won't be overturned by your pet, it can be a beautiful ornament in the room.
- Gravity pet food feeder-- safe, , high-density, safe engineering, smooth surface, not easy to condense dirt.
Overview
- Color : Blue
- Material : Polypropylene (PP)
- Brand : GANAZONO
- Item Weight : 1.3 Pounds
- Product Dimensions : 11.42"L x 11.42"W x 11.42"H
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