Mipcase Automatic Pet Drinking Bowl and Food Feeder Set, Spill-Proof Blue Plastic Raised Water Dispenser for Dogs and Cats, Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Use
$20.38
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Mipcase Automatic Pet Drinking Bowl and Food Feeder Set, Spill-Proof Blue Plastic Raised Water Dispenser for Dogs and Cats, Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Use
$20.38
About This
- Cat bowl with water dispenser--transparent bottle design, and it can be detached, which allows you to easily clean,dog waterer dispenser
- Puppy water feeder--unique design, will not be overthrown by your pet, it can be a beautiful decoration in the room,pet watering dispenser
- Cat water dish dispenser--more convenient to use, you can use one tool to achieve the need of water and food to your pet,cat water dispenser
- Pet water dispenser--simple to use, and detachable design make it convenient for you to use and clean,dog water bowl dispenser no spill
- Cat water feeder--not only a practical pet food bowl, but also an automatic pet water dispenser,pet automatic water dispenser
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : Mipcase
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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