Sosoport Pet Cat Dog Three Bowls Automatic Water Dispenser Large Capacity Feeder Filtered Non-Slip for Pet Owners
$40.79
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Sosoport Pet Cat Dog Three Bowls Automatic Water Dispenser Large Capacity Feeder Filtered Non-Slip for Pet Owners
$40.79
About This
- Cat water dispenser:the water dispenser with 2l large capacity, can easily meet your different needs for feeding pets,cat water bowl
- Cat water dispenser bottler:the bottle has a capacity of 2l and can be used for days, reducing the number of water changes,cat water bottle
- Automatic pet water dispenser:sink dividers prevent pets from getting their mouths wet while drinking and even from stepping on water,cat water feeder
- Pet water bottle:2l water bottle, enough capacity for your pets' daily feeding need,automatic cat water dispenser
- Pet feeding bottle:you can buy it for your pet or you can sent it as a present for your friends or family who have pets,cat water bottle bowl
Overview
- Color : Pink
- Material : Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
- Brand : Sosoport
- Item Weight : 1.35 Pounds
- Product Dimensions : 18.7"L x 13.07"W x 10.75"H
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