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Dog Water Bottle Stand, Adjustable No Drip Dog Water Dispenser with Bowl, 2 in 1 Pet Bowls, Standing Pet Water Dispenser, Automatic Water Food Feeder with Detachable Pole for Your Pets (Gray)
$26.99
About This
- Easy to Feed: It has a drinking fountain on top and a rice bowl on the bottom. The vertical design not only saves space, but also makes it easier for pets to drink and eat
- Ball Type Design: This pet water feeder adopts ball type design, which can quickly water with a gentle lick, convenient and fun, so that pets will love to drink more water
- Height Adjustable: The vertical water feeder is designed with height adjustable, which can be adjusted according to different pets or different ages of pets
- With Stable Base: It has a large chassis design, so food can be placed on it, stable and not easy to fall, and the bottom water connector is very stable
- Easy Installation: This vertical water feeder is easy to install and the smooth translucent water storage bucket is easy to remove
Overview
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : XYTZHSAI
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : grey
- Style : Dog Water Bottle Stand
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