Automatic Pets Food Hanging Bowl for Cage Pet for Small &Medium Animals Cats Dogs Drinking Fountain(Gray)
$33.33
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Automatic Pets Food Hanging Bowl for Cage Pet for Small &Medium Animals Cats Dogs Drinking Fountain(Gray)
$33.33
About This
- 1. It is made of high-quality plastic, non-toxic, harmless, environmentally friendly and safe.
- 2. The product has a design and can be hung on a cage to save space for you. The suspension is made of high-quality plastic, the thickened screw pattern is not easy to fall off, and it is firm and .
- 3. Humanized separation design, quick to use, easier to clean and add water, to prevent bacteria from breeding.
- 4. The siphon principle is adopted to automatically replenish water for pets. The exquisite water outlet design can control the water level and can hold 500ML of water.
- 5. It can be used for small dogs, cats and rabbits.
- Give pets an exquisite eating experience and use more sanitary
- Durable, safe and environmentally friendly. Let your pet eat happily and at ease
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : CUNKETECH
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : One Color
- Style : Classic
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