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Compatible for Large Capacity Water Fountain Bowl, Automatic Pet Feeder with Detachable Design for Dry and Wet Food(Pink)
$104.43
About This
- This unit features a detachable design where the water reservoir and food bowls easily separate, allowing for straightforward filling, cleaning, and maintenance of each component.
- The sizable water reservoir provides a continuous supply of water, and the circulating flow can encourage your pet to drink more frequently to support their hydration.
- The feeding section includes distinct compartments to keep dry kibble and wet food separate, which helps maintain their individual textures and freshness.
- Constructed with smooth, non-porous surfaces, the bowls and reservoir are easy to wipe clean, helping you maintain a tidy and pleasant feeding station for your pet.
- This combined feeder offers a convenient all-in-one solution, providing both hydration and meals from a single unit that accommodates the needs of cats and dogs.
Overview
- Target Species : Bearded Dragon
- Brand : Generic
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : Pink
- Style : Classic
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