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Automatic Circulating Pet Water Dispenser, No-Wet-Mouth Cat Dog Drinking Bowl Pet Supplies
$74.58
About This
- Automatic circulating water design creates flowing water, which can attract cats and dogs to drink more water and maintain a regular drinking rhythm daily.
- No-wet-mouth structure prevents water from splashing out when pets lick the water surface, keeping their mouths and the surrounding floor clean and tidy.
- Versatile use fits both cats and dogs of different sizes, suitable for placing in living rooms, balconies or pet cages to meet daily drinking needs.
- Detachable water tank and parts allow for thorough cleaning, and the smooth surface resists scale adhesion, simplifying the daily maintenance process.
- Stable base structure keeps the dispenser firmly in place on flat surfaces, preventing pets from knocking it over while drinking and reducing water waste.
Overview
- Color : One Color
- Brand : RXJPASD
- Product Dimensions : 4.33"L x 4.33"W x 4.33"H
- Capacity : 1 Grams
- Manufacturer : RXJPASD
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