3 in 1 Pet Dog Bowl with Water Bottle Cat Automatic Drinking Food Double Bowls Stainless Steel(3 in 1 Navy Blue)
$32.07
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3 in 1 Pet Dog Bowl with Water Bottle Cat Automatic Drinking Food Double Bowls Stainless Steel(3 in 1 Navy Blue)
$32.07
About This
- Eat and drink a set, feed dry food and wet food separately, giving pets an exquisite eating experience, thickened stainless steel, no rust, no paint, anti-fall and anti-pressure, more hygienic use
- Automatically replenish water, control the water level, how much drink, how much flow, and control the amount of water at any time
- Large-capacity bowl, universal for cats and dogs, cost-effective
- Replaceable water bottle, 28mm water bottle can be used
- The moisture-proof mouth partition, non-wet mouth design, can effectively avoid the problem of yellowing of pets’ mouth hair caused by long-term water ingress, and colleagues can also play a role in dust prevention
- 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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