TOYANDONA Stable Pet Automatic Water Bowl and Food Feeder, Blue Splashproof Raised Bowl with Neck Protection for Cats and Dogs, Anti-Spill Drinking Dish for Puppy and Adult Pets
$21.13
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TOYANDONA Stable Pet Automatic Water Bowl and Food Feeder, Blue Splashproof Raised Bowl with Neck Protection for Cats and Dogs, Anti-Spill Drinking Dish for Puppy and Adult Pets
$21.13
About This
- Cat bowl with water dispenser--the dual pet feeder is very smooth and bright, so that your pet will like it,pet water feeder
- Pet water dispenser--detachable inner bowl for easy cleaning and replacement, saving you time and effort,dog water feeder dispenser
- Water feeder for cats--anti-slip bottom, not easy to slide, preventing floor and reducing noise,dogs water dispenser
- Water dispenser for dogs--detachable and smooth design, this feeder is easy to use and clean,cat water dispenser
- Pet food water dispenser--not only a practical pet food bowl, but also an automatic pet water dispenser,pet automatic water dispenser
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : TOYANDONA
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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