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Snacko 1PCS Automatic Pet Water Feeder & Stainless Steel Dog and Cat Bowl - Ideal for Dogs and Cats
$32.22
About This
- 3-in-1 practical design, including 2 feeding bowls and 1 automatic water bowl, with a 15° tilt and elevated stand, suitable for the eating needs of kittens and small dogs
- 2. Uses siphon automatic water replenishment principle. The large-capacity water bottle can maintain a stable water level, meeting pets' drinking needs for 2-3 days without frequent refilling
- 3. Made of food-grade materials, with a removable stainless steel inner bowl that supports dishwasher cleaning. The overall detachable design has no cleaning dead corners, and the transparent window makes it easy to monitor water level
- 4. The feeding bowls feature a wide-mouth design, suited to pets' eating habits, enhancing dining comfort
- 5. Easy to install and operate; water flows smoothly when pressing the bottle bottom, convenient for moving and carrying indoors and outdoors
Overview
- Target Species : Bearded Dragon
- Brand : Snacko
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : WHITE
- Style : Classic
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