Automatic Refill Dog Water Bowl and Hanging Pet Food Bowl Set Blue Plastic with Anti-Fall Design for Puppies and Cats Suitable for Dog Kennels and Indoor Feeding
$23.09
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Automatic Refill Dog Water Bowl and Hanging Pet Food Bowl Set Blue Plastic with Anti-Fall Design for Puppies and Cats Suitable for Dog Kennels and Indoor Feeding
$23.09
About This
- Pet feeding station:the material of this pet multi-use feeder makes it bite-resistant, -resistant, and safe for your pet,dog water dish
- Removable dog bowl:selection of , sturdy and safety, you can use it with confidence,pet feeding and drinking bowl
- Hanging feeding bowl:this pet feeder is suitable for cats, dogs, rabbits and other pets,water dish for dog crate
- Water bowl for pets:the feeder adopts hanging design prevents it from moving when the pet is eating,detachable dog bowl
- Dog water feeder:the water will stop increasing when the water is enough, wetting pets’ hair and keep the water clean,dog cage food bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : LOLIPPYY
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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