Mikikit Automatic Pet Food and Water Dispenser Compact Dog Feeder Non-Skid Base Bite-Resistant Material for Cats and Dogs Easy Use Pet Feeding Bowl Green
$15.43
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Mikikit Automatic Pet Food and Water Dispenser Compact Dog Feeder Non-Skid Base Bite-Resistant Material for Cats and Dogs Easy Use Pet Feeding Bowl Green
$15.43
About This
- Dog bowl--with smooth surface, your pet will get comfortable touching feeling, it is safe enough for storing feeder,Dog Food Feeder
- Bowls for food--adopting and plastic material, which is lightweight and durable, you can use it without worry,Dog Feeders
- Dog feeder--unique design, will not be overthrown by your pet, it can be a beautiful decoration in the room, -skid Dog Bowl
- Small animal feeder--made of plastic material with workmanship, automatic pet , you can ensure feed,Small Dog Feeder
- Pet feeders for cats--useful assistant to help you feed your pet while you're for a while, the food in the storage tank slides under gravity to refill the pet bowl,Dog Water Dispenser
Overview
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : Mikikit
- Color : Light Green
- Item Weight : 0.48 Pounds
- Are Batteries Included : No
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