Automatic Pet Feeder with Stainless Steel Food Bowl, Dual Power Supply, Intelligent Timed Ration Feeding, Suitable for Cats and Dogs
$239.85
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Automatic Pet Feeder with Stainless Steel Food Bowl, Dual Power Supply, Intelligent Timed Ration Feeding, Suitable for Cats and Dogs
$239.85
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- 4.5L large capacity design: large capacity grain storage design, to meet the needs of multi-day feeding, go out without worry, suitable for multi-pet families.
- Intelligent timed and quantitative feeding: Support 4 meals of timed feeding, each meal can accurately control the amount of food, to help pets develop the habit of eating regularly.
- Dual power supply mode: USB adapter power supply and battery power supply are supported to ensure continuous power feeding without worrying about power failure.
- Recordable voice reminder: Built-in 10-second custom recording function, play the recording before each feeding, enhance the interaction between pets and owners.
- Food grade stainless steel food bowl: equipped with removable stainless steel food bowl, easy to clean, to ensure pet food safety.
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