Automatic Dog Feeder for Cat Hanging Auto Food Dispenser Large Capacity Pet Water Fountain/Small Dogs 3 Colors
$17.10
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Automatic Dog Feeder for Cat Hanging Auto Food Dispenser Large Capacity Pet Water Fountain/Small Dogs 3 Colors
$17.10
About This
- Large Capacity: Food feeder capacity is 500g/1.1 lbs, water feeder capacity 500ml/17 oz, enough for small dogs or cats for 4-5 days eating. Owners can go out at ease.
- Features: Food feeder has a large opening at the top, for easy to add food; Water feeder keeps every drop water for, you can directly lift the whole bottle to add water. Both feeders are using replenishment principle to automatic replenish food/water all day long, no longer to worry about pets without food/water.
- Safe high-quality plastic material, non-toxic, enduring and safe to pets.
- Easy to Install: The Pet feeders can attach directly to the cage for easy feeding, clip locking makes you to convenient adjust the height of feeders according to pets' size.
- Multi Colors: We offer 3 diffrent colors of feeders, blue, for grey and for you to choose.
Overview
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : QERPON
- Color : Gray Water Feeder
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