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Gravity Automatic Dog Feeder for 2 Dogs - No Assembly Required, 46Lbs Capacity, Galvanized Metal Self Feeding Dog Food Dispenser, Double Pet Feeder for Outdoor and Indoor Use
$179.93
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- 2 Separate Food Containers: This dual auto dog feeder features 2 separate food containers and 2 feeding ports, you can provide different food for 2 dogs at the same time, allowing the dogs to get their own food
- No Assembly Required: This automatic dog food feeder does not require assembly and can be used immediately upon arrival, all you need to do is attach the handle to the lid with two bolts, it also has 2 mounting holes on the back for wall mounting
- Gravity Dog Feeder: This automatic dog feeder dispenses food automatically, you can slightly open the door of this feeder at first and dogs will learn to use it very quickly; this feeder has sturdy construction, easy to clean, easy to add food
- Transparent Door: The door of this outside dog self feeder can be pushed open by dogs for food while keeping out birds, chickens, or other small animals; it keeps food fresh and dry and allows timely replenishment
- Extra Large Capacity and Galvanized Steel Material: This dog feeder holds about 46 pounds (2 separate food containers, each holds 23 lbs) of dry dog food, keeps you from having to feed your dogs daily, suitable for multiple dogs and busy families
Overview
- Material : Alloy Steel, Metal
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : ZHEQOGZH
- Recommended Uses For Product : Indoor, Outdoor
- Special Feature : Durable, Flip Proof, Refillable Storage
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