Dog Bowl with Stand Automatic Water Storage Dispenser Pet Cat Food 2-in-1 Splash-Proof Container Elevated Removable(Gray)
$26.76
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Dog Bowl with Stand Automatic Water Storage Dispenser Pet Cat Food 2-in-1 Splash-Proof Container Elevated Removable(Gray)
$26.76
About This
- 1. Easy to split body design, easy to disassemble, easy to clean and easy to use
- 2. Comfortable eating angle to better protect the cat’s cervical spine
- 3. Double bowl design, while eating a set of tableware while holding clean water and pet food, while eating and drinking
- 4. Food grade PP material, selected environmentally friendly, safe and , every piece is assured
- 5. The siphon tube automatically replenishes water and uses liquid pressure to guide the direction of water flow, saving time and effort, and reducing frequent water changes
- 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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