Automatic Dog Cat Feeder Bowl with Water Dispenser, Gravity Stainless Steel Food Bowl, Pet Drinking and Feeding Set(Blue)
$111.50
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Automatic Dog Cat Feeder Bowl with Water Dispenser, Gravity Stainless Steel Food Bowl, Pet Drinking and Feeding Set(Blue)
$111.50
About This
- Automatic Water Supply: Siphon principle ensures a stable water supply, keeping your pet hydrated when you’re away. 17 oz water bottle capacity.
- Dual-Function Design: Includes both a food bowl and a water dispenser. The food bowl is detachable, made with break-resistant stainless steel for easy cleaning.
- Safe: Crafted from , BPA-free PC material, ensuring your pet's health and safety. Easy to assemble and disassemble for convenient cleaning.
- No Spills or Mess: Features a wide, stable base that prevents tipping, making mealtime cleaner and more comfortable for your pet.
- Perfect for Busy Pet Owners: Ideal for both cats and small dogs, this set provides your pet with food and water without the need for constant refills.
Overview
- Brand : WANGYANN
- Recommended Uses For Product : Dogs
- Color : Blue
- Product Dimensions : 1"L x 1"W x 1"H
- Item Weight : 50 Grams
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