Alipis Double Pet Bowl Dog Food and Water Feeder Stainless Steel No-Spill Automatic Rolling Ball Waterer for Small Puppies Indoor Feeding Station
$52.04
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Alipis Double Pet Bowl Dog Food and Water Feeder Stainless Steel No-Spill Automatic Rolling Ball Waterer for Small Puppies Indoor Feeding Station
$52.04
About This
- : constructed from plastic, stainless steel materials, ensuring longevity and resistance to damage,automatic water bowl,kitten drinking basin
- Continuous water flow: the automatic ball water dispenser provides a steady flowing of water, keeping it fresh,removable food water bowl,puppy feeder dispenser
- Compact and practical: the hanging feature saves space and is suitable for all cage sizes,water dispenser for dogs,water dispenser bottle
- Multi-use feeder: combines food and water bowls, simplifying your pet's feeding process,hanging dog feeder,cat double bowl
- Convenient: the structure provides separate compartments for food and water, making feeding more organized,animal water dispenser,small puppy bowls
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : Alipis
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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