Pet Feeder Bowl for Cats and Dogs with Dry-Wet Separation, Automatic Water Dispenser, Anti-Skid Design, Small Animal Feeder for Indoor Use
$22.49
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Pet Feeder Bowl for Cats and Dogs with Dry-Wet Separation, Automatic Water Dispenser, Anti-Skid Design, Small Animal Feeder for Indoor Use
$22.49
About This
- Dog water food bowls--easy to clean and maintain, practical, water dispenser that can feed water for pets automatically,cat food bowl
- Puppy feeding bowls--keep food fresh with dry and wet food separation design automatic feeding, useful and convenient,small pet feeder
- Pet drinking pot--large capacity design, suitable for multi-pet households sturdy plastic materials, safe and reliable,cat bowls
- Dog water bowls--the material of this pet multi-use feeder makes it bite-resistant, convenient, and safe for your pet,convenient pet feeder
- Plastic cat bowls--dry and wet separation design keeps food fresh automatic feeding, convenient and worry-free,pet feeder bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : WEKADRIN
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Multi
- Style : Modern
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