Automatic Pet Water Dispenser with Capacity and Removable Thickened Non-Slip Stainless Steel Bowls for Dogs and Cats Self-refilling Water Bowl with Silicone Base in Warm Pink
$17.99
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Automatic Pet Water Dispenser with Capacity and Removable Thickened Non-Slip Stainless Steel Bowls for Dogs and Cats Self-refilling Water Bowl with Silicone Base in Warm Pink
$17.99
About This
- Water dispenser for cats--smooth design of the surface, to avoid the pet mouth and tongue from being scratched,pet water dispensers
- Cat water bowls--keep the water clean and , and provide a healthy eating environment for your cat and dog,pet water dispenser
- Pet food bowl--the bottle has a capacity of 500ml, reducing the number of water changes and keeping water fresh,dog water feeder
- Pet feeder waterer--500ml water bottle, enough capacity for your pets' daily feeding need,pet bowls
- Dog water bowls--you can buy it for your pet or you can sent it as a gift for your friends or family who have pets,dog cat water bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Bearded Dragon
- Brand : SHINEOFI
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Pink
- Style : Modern
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