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Pet Automatic Water Dispenser, 2.8L Water Dispenser with Stainless Steel Food Bowl, 2-in-1 Pet Feeder for Cats, Dogs, Rabbits
$29.99
About This
- 2 in 1 Pet Feeder and Water Dispenser - The pet water dispenser and food bowl set are made of food grade material: ABS + PP + Silicon + Stainless Steel, durable and long lasting.
- Large Pet Water Dispenser - 2.8L/95oz large water capacity is enough for pets' daily drinking, lasts about 7days for small dogs or cats,rabbits; 3 days for big pets.
- Two Types Placements - Freely to assemble the pet water dispenser and food bowl in two types placements, based on the place you want to put it. Space saving and also a great indoor decoration.
- Automatic Water Refill - The pet water dispenser adapts Buoyancy Principle, No need metal spring, providing fresh water for your cats, dogs, or rabbits.
- Easy to Clean - The whole pet food and water feeder set can be disassembled easily, you can rinse directly with water, it is recommended to wash once a week.
Overview
- Material : Abs, Pp, Silicon, Stainless Steel
- Target Species : Cat Dog
- Brand : Vayugo
- Special Feature : Automatic
- Color : grey
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