Pet Automatic Water Feeder and Raised Dog Bowl Neck Protection, Blue Non-Spill Cat and Puppy Drinking Bowl for Indoor Use
$22.79
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Pet Automatic Water Feeder and Raised Dog Bowl Neck Protection, Blue Non-Spill Cat and Puppy Drinking Bowl for Indoor Use
$22.79
About This
- Automatic dog water bowl--the bottom non-slip base design prevents it from moving when the pet is eating,unspillable dog water bowl
- Cat water bowl dispenser--the dual feeder is suitable for those who are very busy, and can feed pet food and water together,dog waterer dispenser
- Dog water bowl dispenser outdoor--the water will stop increasing when the water is enough, wetting pets’ hair and keep the water clean,water dispenser for cats indoor
- Water dispenser dog--this feeder can come true the food feeding and water feeding at the same time, and helps protect pet's neck health,dogs water bowl dispenser
- Pet feeder--anti-slip bottom, not easy to slide, preventing floor and reducing noise,water feeder for cats
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : Outanaya
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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