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Automatic Cat Feeder, 3.8L Large Gravity Cat Food Dispenser with Detachable Top Lid, Visible Bottle and Stainless Steel Bowl for Pets (Full Black)
$43.49
About This
- 【Food Grade PP】Our cat food dispenser is made of sturdy plastic and food grade PP, BPA free. It uses high quality materials, it is not easy for pets to knock it over while feeding.
- 【Wide Opening】Automatic cat feeder has a wider opening, which can be unobstructed and prevent food accumulation, this help to quickly replenish and reduce overflow.
- 【Prevent Black Chin】The stainless steel bowl does not easily accumulate stains and dirt, which effectively prevents black chin. It is easy to clean and can hold 9.5oz food.
- 【Easy to Clean】All parts of the gravity feeder are removable and wide-mouth design allows for easy cleaning. Rinse directly or hand wash with warm soapy water, then wipe with a clean dry cloth.
Overview
- Material : Polypropylene, Stainless Steel
- Target Species : Cat
- Brand : Makikuser
- Recommended Uses For Product : Car, Outdoor, Travel and portability
- Special Feature : Gravity Replenish, 360° Visible Container
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