Automatic Pet Feeder Bowl, Food Dispenser for Dogs, Cats, Small Animals (Grey)
$29.99
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Automatic Pet Feeder Bowl, Food Dispenser for Dogs, Cats, Small Animals (Grey)
$29.99
About This
- Slow Water-Flow: The dogs water bowl floating plate featured with overflow hole, special design with water-refill automatically, can reduce dog drinking speed, auto-refilling and no-worry of water spilling out.
- Versatile Design: With a simple bowl design, it can accommodate various pet food types and sizes.
- Neat & Spill-Proof: The floating plate design can better prevent water spilling out and make floor mess, neat and easy to clean to save your energy, the simple and modern appearance featured with fresh-colour which easy to fit for different furnishing
- Easy to Clean: The smooth surface and wide opening make cleaning and refilling a breeze.
- Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials to withstand regular use and ensure longevity.
Overview
- Target Species : Dogs, cats
- Brand : WanJingLi
- Special Feature : Anti-Overflow Bowl
- Color : grey
- Style : Pet Water Bowl with Floating Disk Spill Proof Water Bowl,Anti-Overflow Bowl
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