Kisangel Dual-Use Stainless Steel Dog Food Bowl and Automatic Water Feeder with Hanging Cage, Removable No-Spill Double Pet Bowls for Cats and Dogs, Gray for Kennel and Home Use
$50.99
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Kisangel Dual-Use Stainless Steel Dog Food Bowl and Automatic Water Feeder with Hanging Cage, Removable No-Spill Double Pet Bowls for Cats and Dogs, Gray for Kennel and Home Use
$50.99
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- Convenient: the structure provides separate compartments for food and water, making feeding more organized,water feeder for dogs,cat automatic water feeding
- Fresh water anytime: the automatic ball water dispenser offers a continuous supply of fresh water for your pet,water dispenser bottle,cat and dog bowls
- Efficient space usage: the hanging type is ideal for maximizing space in pet cages,dog food water bowl,double feeder bowl
- Space saving: the hanging mechanism is ideal for conserving space in pet cages,pet feeder station,cats food feeder
- Dual-use: it allows you to place both food and water, catering to your pet's diverse needs,dual pet bowls,cat feed water automatic
Overview
- Target Species : Bearded Dragon
- Brand : Kisangel
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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