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Hemoton Automatic Pet Feeder Water Dispenser Double Bowls for Cats Dogs Self-Feeding Cat Feeder Pet Food and Waterer Dog Bowl
$32.99
About This
- Nonslip base: the secure base design prevents the bowls from tipping over, maintaining a clean and mess- feeding area,automatic feeder dog,dog food and water bowl
- Adaptable for cats and dogs: suitable for both cats and dogs, it caters to various pet sizes and eating habits, enhancing their mealtime experience,kitten food bowl,puppy bowls
- Space saving design: the dual bowl setup combines food and water in one unit, optimizing space and keeping your pet's feeding area neat,cat water fountain,dog food bowl
- -tip base: the stable base design prevents spills and messes, keeping your home clean and your pet's feeding area orderly,self filling water bowl,dog food dispenser
- Automatic water supply: the automatic water design ensures your pet always has access to fresh water, making it convenient for or when you're away,double bowl for cat,puppy water feeder
Overview
- Material : reusable plastic
- Brand : Hemoton
- Color : Multi
- Item Weight : 1.2 Pounds
- Are Batteries Included : No
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