Kenond Automatic Dog Feeders, Gravity Pet Food Dispenser, Large Cat Dogs Water Bowl, 3 Gallon
$119.98
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Kenond Automatic Dog Feeders, Gravity Pet Food Dispenser, Large Cat Dogs Water Bowl, 3 Gallon
$119.98
About This
- Large Capacity: The dog feeder and waterer capacity is upgraded to 3 gallons, filling it once is enough food and water for large pets for 6-15 days. More suitable for large pets and long-term travelers
- Safe Material : Food-grade plastic material, no strange smell,please feel free to use
- Humanized Design: The water dispenser with spiral spring valve design will not leak, and the non-slip pad at the base prevents your pet from knocking over the water dispenser. The opening of the large dog feeder is large enough so that food will not get stuck, and the non-slip pad at the base prevents your pet from knocking over the water dispenser
- Easy to Use: To use this automatic dog feeder and waterer, you just fill the bucket with food and water and snap it onto the base. The food and water will automatically fill the bowl. The base has four non-slip pads so you can place the feeder and waterer anywhere without worrying about your pet moving it
- Easy to Clean: Barrel and chassis can be split, you can rinse directly with water, it is recommended to wash once a week. It can be used for 7-15 days with a single filling
Overview
- Material : Plastic
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Kenond
- Special Feature : Automatic
- Color : 11L-3Gallon - Drinker + Feeder
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