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Automatic Waterer Food Feeder 3.8 L Water Dispenser 8 Lbs Auto Feeder Fed for Small Medium and Large Cats Dogs
$25.05
About This
- Safe Made of high-quality PET and PP plastic material, enduring and safe to pets.
- Large Capacity: 3.8 L/8.38 Lbs water/food storage capacity. Enough for small dogs/cats for 3-7 days drinking/7-10 days eating, medium and large dogs for 1-2 days drinking/1-3 days eating. Owners can go out at ease.
- Food Feeder Features: Large opening at the top with removable cover, for easy to add food. Using replenishment principle to automatic replenish food all day long, no longer to worry about pets without food.
- Waterer Features: The bucket mouth is set with spring, with automatic water storage to avoid frequent water addition. Adopting the principle of siphon to automatic refill water. Tight and leak-proof safety , effectively solving the problem of pet water feeding.
- : pads on the widened bottom, the feeders are standing stable on the ground without falling down.
Overview
- Material : Polypropylene
- Target Species : Cat
- Brand : MOAIYU
- Special Feature : Leak Proof
- Color : Black
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