2 in 1 Automatic Pet Feeder and Water Dispenser Detachable Feeding Bowl for Cats and Small Dogs with 1800ml Food Capacity- Green
$30.17
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2 in 1 Automatic Pet Feeder and Water Dispenser Detachable Feeding Bowl for Cats and Small Dogs with 1800ml Food Capacity- Green
$30.17
About This
- 【DUAL FUNCTION DESIGN】: Combines automatic dry food dispensing with water reservoir in one unit, providing complete feeding and hydration solution for your pets
- 【FOOD-GRADE MATERIAL】: Constructed from safe PP plastic that ensures pet food and water remain uncontaminated, suitable for daily feeding use
- 【LARGE CAPACITY】: Holds 1800ml of dry food and 800ml of water, reducing frequent refills while maintaining fresh supply for your pets throughout the day
- 【SMART 45° FEEDING OUTLET】: Angled design prevents food sticking and ensures smooth, consistent dispensing without clogging or jamming
- 【DETACHABLE CLEANING】: Split design allows easy disassembly for thorough cleaning and simple reassembly after maintenance
Overview
- Target Species : Cat
- Brand : PawwJoy
- Special Feature : Shallow
- Color : Green
- Capacity : 400 Milliliters
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