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3 in 1 Pet Tableware Dog Food Bowl Automatic Water Dispenser Tilted Elevated Stainless Steel Bowl Detachable Waterer
$32.75
About This
- 15° Tilted Platform: Our raised dog bowl with 15-degree-tilted-angle extremely helpful to promote digestion, reduce bloating and neck strain while feeding, especially good for those pet with , neck or back problems.
- Automatic Feeders: Dog bowls to solve variety of need. Waterer, feeding bowl, and slow feeder 3 in 1 . set of tableware can provide water and food for dogs and cats, promoting healthy eating.
- Automatic Water Re-fill: re-fill to meet the three-day drinking water, every drink freshwater. Floating , drink without wet cheeks.
- Easy to Clean: All part are removable, easy to clean. Great gift for your pet.
- Safe food-grade environmentally friendly PP material and high-quality stainless steel, , no odor, non-toxic, and safe for pet.
Overview
- Material : Environmentally friendly PP material + stainless steel
- Brand : MOAIYU
- Special Feature : Tilted
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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