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POPETPOP Elevated Dog Food Bowl Water Bottle Attachment Automatic Pet Feeder for Dogs Slow Feeder
$10.94
About This
- Automatic hydration: the self-watering system allows pets to drink whenever they need, making it for pet owners with busy schedules,water dispenser for dogs,puppy water bowl
- Attachable water bottle: designed to accommodate a water bottle, this feature ensures your pet has a continuous supply of water,water bottle dog,water bowl
- And abs material: crafted from abs material, this feeder is both for your pet and designed to withstand daily use,small dog water bowl,slow dog feeder bowl
- Self-watering feature: the automatic water dispenser ensures your pet always has access to water, reducing the need for constant monitoring,water jug for dog,portable dog bowl water bottle
- Water bottle compatibility: easily attach a water bottle to provide a constant flow of fresh water, keeping your pet hydrated throughout the day,cat food bowl,large dog water bowl
Overview
- Material : Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- Target Species : 1
- Brand : POPETPOP
- Special Feature : no
- Color : Blue
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