Happyyami Automatic Hanging PET Water Dispenser for Cats and Dogs Indoor Water Feeder 2L Capacity Plastic Waterer for Rabbits and Small Animals
$23.84
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Happyyami Automatic Hanging PET Water Dispenser for Cats and Dogs Indoor Water Feeder 2L Capacity Plastic Waterer for Rabbits and Small Animals
$23.84
About This
- Dog water bowl--simple structure, no dead corners, easy to clean, convenient and -slip, stand steadily in its place,Rabbit Water Bottle
- Automatic dog feeder--large capacity, clean drinking water, suitable for small size of dogs, all cats and rabbits, etc,Hanging Water Feeder
- Automatic pet water feeder--do not worry about your loved pet without water to drink anymore when you go to work,Dog Water Holder
- Dog water bottle--large enough to can store more water for a longer time to leave your pet alone,Indoor Cat Feeding Bottle
- Cat water feeder--reduce the probability of wet hair, and make it more convenient for young pets to drink water,Dog Hanging Waterer
Overview
- Color : Blue
- Material : Plastic
- Brand : Happyyami
- Item Weight : 0.32 Pounds
- Product Dimensions : 7.48"L x 6.3"W x 2.95"H
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