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TOYANDONA Pet Feeder Automatic Water Dispenser Dual Bowls for Food and Hydration Material for Dogs and Cats Convenient Feeding for Busy Pet Owners
$12.14
About This
- Automatic water dispenser: allows pets to drink water on their own without the need for frequent refills, making it ideal for busy pet owners,water bowl,dog treat dispenser
- Self-watering mechanism: water dispenser allows pets to drink whenever they need, reducing the need for constant refills,automatic dog water dispenser,dog food feeder
- Abs material: made from and abs material, this feeder is built to last and for your pet,water jug for dog,auto water dog bowl
- Dual bowl configuration: features two separate bowls, one for food for water, simplifying your pet's feeding and hydration routine,cat water bowl,dog food bowls
- Easy to design: the detachable parts make cleaning and maintenance simple, a and healthy feeding area for your pet,cat food dispenser automatic,pet bowls for dogs
Overview
- Material : Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
- Target Species : 1
- Brand : TOYANDONA
- Special Feature : no
- Color : Blue
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