Dog Automatic Water Bowl with 1.5m Hose 2L Floating Ball Dispenser Pet for Animal Cat Chickens Rabbits(Only Bowl)
$52.77
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Dog Automatic Water Bowl with 1.5m Hose 2L Floating Ball Dispenser Pet for Animal Cat Chickens Rabbits(Only Bowl)
$52.77
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- Automatic Water Supply: Equipped with a floating ball dispenser, this bowl maintains a consistent water level, ensuring pets have access to fresh water without constant refilling.
- 2L Capacity: With a 2-liter capacity, it provides ample water for daily use, suitable for extended periods between refills, ideal for busy pet owners.
- 1.5m Hose Included: The 1.5-meter hose allows easy connection to a water source, simplifying the refilling process and keeping the bowl consistently supplied.
- Multi-Pet Compatibility: Designed for dogs, cats, chickens, rabbits, and other small animals, making it a versatile water solution for various pets.
- Convenient Design: The automatic functionality and hose attachment reduce manual effort, keeping pets hydrated with minimal hassle in home or outdoor settings.
Overview
- Color : Only Bowl
- Brand : LKFHRGY
- Manufacturer : LKFHRGY
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