Milisten Double Layer Pet Water and Food Bowl Stainless Steel Automatic Rolling Ball Waterer Space-Saving Cage Hanging Feeder for Small Puppies and Kittens
$50.84
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Milisten Double Layer Pet Water and Food Bowl Stainless Steel Automatic Rolling Ball Waterer Space-Saving Cage Hanging Feeder for Small Puppies and Kittens
$50.84
About This
- High durability: made from robust materials, this feeder is built to withstand regular use,small dog feeder bowl,pet food feeder
- Versatile: easily attachable to any pet cage, saving space and keeping the feeding area tidy,puppy water feeder,pet feeder station
- Compact and practical: the hanging feature saves space and is suitable for all cage sizes,dog food bowls,dog food feeding bowl
- Safe and convenient to use: not easy to break or deform, reusable and can be applied for longtime,removable food water bowl,pet water food bowl
- Comprehensive feeding: dual-use type allows simultaneous feeding of food and water,dog water and food bowl,dog food water bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : Milisten
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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