Detachable Hanging Dog Bowl Set with Automatic Water Refill, Blue Plastic Dual Feeder Bowls for Pet Cages, Anti-Fall Design for Puppies and Cats
$23.99
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Detachable Hanging Dog Bowl Set with Automatic Water Refill, Blue Plastic Dual Feeder Bowls for Pet Cages, Anti-Fall Design for Puppies and Cats
$23.99
About This
- Pets feeder in cage--detachable inner bowl for easy cleaning and replacement, saving you time and effort,hanging pet food bowl
- Water dish for dog crate--the water will stop increasing when the water is enough, wetting pets’ hair and keep the water clean,dog food and water bowl
- Dog cage water bowls--the feeder adopts hanging design prevents it from moving when the pet is eating,hanging dog bowls for kennel
- Dog food bowls--convenient and practical water dispenser that can feed water for pets automatically,dog cage feeder
- Water dish for dogs--can well meet the dual food and water needs of pets feeding, perfect for families and pet stores,hanging dog food bowls small
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : VERDANVERSE
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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