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TAILRYTH Pet dishes Pet Dishes for Dogs and Cats – Automatic Feeding & Watering System with Large Capacity and Easy Cleaning
$84.15
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- Large Capacity Design – This pet dish features a spacious bowl and water dispenser, holding up to 1 gallon of food and water, ensuring your pet has enough to eat and drink without frequent refills.
- Automatic Feeding & Watering – The system includes a built-in feeding mechanism and a gravity-fed water dispenser, making it perfect for busy pet owners who want to provide regular meals and fresh water.
- Easy to Clean – The bowl and water tank are dishwasher-safe and easy to disassemble for thorough cleaning, keeping your pet’s food and water areas hygienic.
- Sturdy and Durable – Made from high-quality stainless steel, this pet dish is built to last and can withstand daily use in both home and outdoor environments.
- Safe and Non-Toxic Material – Constructed from BPA-free materials, this pet dish is safe for your pet and free from harmful chemicals, ensuring a healthy feeding experience.
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