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Gravity Dog Self Feeder with Puppy Paw Print Stickers 6 Pounds Large Capacity Hanging Pet Feeding Automatic Dispenser PVC Pipe Feeder for Cat Chicken Turkeys Indoor & Outdoor Use
$38.99
About This
- Dog Feeders: the hanging dogs gravity feeder is installed on the wall, the dog just stick their heads in and get constant food, instead of standing on the food and pulling the food everywhere with feet, minimizing food waste and feed costs
- Thickened PVC: the large dogs self feeder is made of thickened PVC, safe and durable, the wall thickness of tube is about 2.8mm / 0.11in, wear-resistant, not easy to damage and deform, easy to clean, can keep the food dry and fresh
- Proper Capacity: our puppy gravity feeder can hold up to about 6 pounds of feed, which can sustain a long feeding period after adding puppy grain once, saving time and effort by adding grain many times a day
- Ideal Size: the dog gravity food dispenser is about 20 inches/ 50 cm long, 13.78 inches/ 35 cm wide and 4.33 inches/ 11 cm in diameter; The installation on the wall also saves space in the dog house and keep it clean
- Easy to Install Fill: our dog self feeder kit can be used inside the dog house, you just need to follow the picture steps, assemble it and put in the food; Note: choose a wall away from rain and water feeder to avoid food damage by water
Overview
- Material : Polyvinyl Chloride
- Target Species : Dog, Cat
- Brand : Acellegic
- Recommended Uses For Product : Multiple Pets
- Special Feature : Space-Saving Design, Moisture-Control, Spill Proof
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