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Automatic Pet Feeder, 12.4 oz, Large Capacity, Anti Slip Design, Ice Pack Included, Dishwasher Safe, for Cats and Small Dogs (Gray)
$51.44
About This
- Large Capacity for Less Refilling: Each bowl holds up to 12.4 oz (350 ml) of food, reducing the need for frequent refills and making feeding your pet easier and more convenient.
- Keeps Food Fresh: Features a built-in space for an ice pack, ensuring your pet's food stays fresh and delicious at the scheduled feeding time.
- Dishwasher Safe & Eco-Friendly: The removable, BPA-proof tray is dishwasher safe, easy to clean, and made from eco-friendly ABS material for durability and safety.
- Anti-Slip Design: Equipped with anti-slip pads on the bottom, this feeder stays firmly in place during feeding, helping slow eaters and reducing mess.
- suitable for Cats & Small Dogs: Designed for cats and small to medium-sized dogs, this automatic feeder helps establish a , regular feeding schedule with controlled portions.
Overview
- Material : Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- Target Species : pet
- Brand : Gavigain
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : Gray
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