Standing Water Dispenser Dogs, Automatic Removable Feeding Bowl Pets, Dogs and Cats, 680 Ml
$40.79
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Standing Water Dispenser Dogs, Automatic Removable Feeding Bowl Pets, Dogs and Cats, 680 Ml
$40.79
About This
- Holds up to 680 ml of water: The automatic dog water dispenser bowl holds approx. 680 ml of water and the height of the drinking bottle can be adjusted to the size of your pet.
- ANTI-SLIP DESIGN: The dog water dispenser bowl is equipped with 4 suction cups on the bottom to ensure that the bowl does not move when in use and your pet does not spill water and food.
- Control the water : The dog drinking dispenser is equipped with 3 stainless steel balls of different sizes to control the water . Your pet can drink by licking the water without getting its fur or floor wet.
- SPLIT DESIGN: The pet automatic water dispenser bowl has a split design and can be disassembled and cleaned individually, which makes it very convenient and eliminates odors.
- PREMIUM MATERIALS: The pet water dispenser bowl is made of non- and PP and ABS, which is both sturdy and harmless.
Overview
- Color : #511
- Brand : evhooe
- Manufacturer : evhooe
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