Stainless Steel Dog Feeding Bowl with Water Dispenser, Multifunctional Pet Food Container and Waterer, Wear-Resistant Automatic Feeder for Indoor Dogs, Green
$27.88
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Stainless Steel Dog Feeding Bowl with Water Dispenser, Multifunctional Pet Food Container and Waterer, Wear-Resistant Automatic Feeder for Indoor Dogs, Green
$27.88
About This
- Puppy feeding bowls--served as both food and water container at the same time, save your time and effort,dog bowls puppy
- Small water dispenser--made of plastic and stainless steel , safe and durable, with excellent texture,pet food container
- Dog water feeder--stable and anti-skid, don’t have to worry about your pets knocking over it and the floor,kitten water bowl
- Puppy food bowls--unique design, will not be overthrown by your pet, it can be a beautiful decoration in the room,pet water dispenser
- Dog water bowls--transparent kettle design, you can see how much water is left easily, so that you can add water in time,water bowl for dog
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : WEKAMOS
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Green
- Style : Modern
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