HANABASS Pet Automatic Water and Food Bowl Stainless Steel Dual-Layer No-Spill Feeder for Dogs and Cats Hanging Cage Use Indoor Puppy Kitten Dispenser
$50.84
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HANABASS Pet Automatic Water and Food Bowl Stainless Steel Dual-Layer No-Spill Feeder for Dogs and Cats Hanging Cage Use Indoor Puppy Kitten Dispenser
$50.84
About This
- Safe and convenient to use: not easy to break or deform, reusable and can be applied for longtime,double bowl water feeder,animal water dispenser
- : constructed from plastic, stainless steel materials, ensuring longevity and resistance to damage,dogs feeder bowl,cat dog food bowl
- Fresh water supply: the automatic ball water dispenser keeps water fresh and readily available,automatic water feeder,cat feeder automatic
- Quick cleaning: easily disassembled for thorough cleaning, ensuring a sanitary feeding station,dog food feeding bowl,water dispenser bottle
- Automatic hydration: the ball water dispenser ensuring constant supply of fresh water for your pet,dual pet bowls,kitten drinking basin
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : HANABASS
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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