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POPETPOP Stainless Steel Cat Feeder Bowl Double Dish Auto Fill Self Filling Pet Food Water Bowl for Indoor Cats and Dogs
$23.54
About This
- Dog cage water bowls--with reasonable structure, simple and practical, no water leakage, this pet feeder can bring you a better experience,dog food bowls
- Water bowl for dogs--made with excellent craftsmanship and polished smoothly, so your pet can use it with confidence,replacement cat bowl
- Cage water bowl--this pet feeder is easy to clean and store, and can be able to serve you for a long time,kitten food and water bowl
- Puppy feeding bowls--clear design of this automatic feeder can help you save time and bring convenience to you,feeder dish for cats
- Cage food water bowl--the corner folding design is easy to store and carry, perfect for use at home, in the car or while traveling -the feeding bowl is designed to be no turnover to ensure that it stays in place while your pet is eating, preventing spills and stains,crate dog bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : POPETPOP
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Light Green
- Style : Modern
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