Double-Layer Stainless Steel Dog Food Bowl and Auto Rolling Ball Waterer, Space-Saving Pet Feeding Dispenser for Puppies and Cats, Adjustable Height Drinking Fountain for Indoor
$53.09
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Double-Layer Stainless Steel Dog Food Bowl and Auto Rolling Ball Waterer, Space-Saving Pet Feeding Dispenser for Puppies and Cats, Adjustable Height Drinking Fountain for Indoor
$53.09
About This
- Dual-use: it allows you to place both food and water, catering to your pet's diverse needs,cat dog food bowl,automatic cat water
- : constructed from plastic, stainless steel materials, ensuring longevity and resistance to damage,automatic water feeder,dog food water bowl
- Effortless maintenance: easily detachable parts make cleaning quick and straightforward,animal water dispenser,automatic dog water
- Fresh water anytime: the automatic ball water dispenser offers a continuous supply of fresh water for your pet,cat automatic water feeding,pet food feeder
- Easy to clean: designed for easy disassembly and cleaning, maintaining a clean feeding area,double pet bowls,puppy feeding bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : QUMIIRITY
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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