POPETPOP Pet Automatic Water Dispenser with Capacity Tilted Slow Feed Bowl Durable Material for Dogs and Cats Easy to Clean Waterer
$17.69
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POPETPOP Pet Automatic Water Dispenser with Capacity Tilted Slow Feed Bowl Durable Material for Dogs and Cats Easy to Clean Waterer
$17.69
About This
- Pet food dispenser--using food-grade plastic material to protect the health of pets and ensure the safety of pets' drinking water,Pet Feeding Bowl
- Cat water dispenser--a feeder of dual-use, easy to clean, add water while eating to increase the pet's appetite,Pet Accessories
- Water dispenser--simple appearance, adaptable to various styles, versatile,Pet Automatic Feeder
- Automatic water feeder--the main body of the pet feeder and the slow food bowl are made of plastic material, which is very for a long time use, and and healthy for pets,Pet Waterer
- Pet tilt bowl--large capacity ensure you can store more water for a longer time to leave your pet alone,Pet Feeder
Overview
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : POPETPOP
- Color : White
- Included Components : storage container
- Product Dimensions : 9.84"L x 5.51"W x 1.97"H
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