Spill-Proof Pet Drinking Bowl with Neck Protection, Blue Plastic Cat Food Eating Bowl and Automatic Dog Water Feeder, Multi-Function Raised Pet Feeding Dish for Cats and Dogs
$25.19
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Spill-Proof Pet Drinking Bowl with Neck Protection, Blue Plastic Cat Food Eating Bowl and Automatic Dog Water Feeder, Multi-Function Raised Pet Feeding Dish for Cats and Dogs
$25.19
About This
- Dog water bowl dispenser outdoor--the dual pet feeder is very smooth and bright, so that your pet will like it,water dispenser pet
- Pet supplies--more convenient to use, you can use one tool to achieve the need of water and food to your pet,dog water dispenser
- Automatic pet feeder--transparent bottle design, and it can be detached, which allows you to easily clean,pet water feeder
- Dog water bowl dispenser no spill--the clear bottle makes it easy to observe the volume inside, and add water conveniently,puppy water feeder
- Dog pet feeder--perfect for busy parents who do not need to worry about their pet's feeding,automatic dog water bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : TOBBOMEY
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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