KESYOO Pet Cat Dog Spill-Proof Drinking Bowl with Neck Protection, Blue Raised Feeding Dish, Automatic Water and Food Dispenser for Stable Pet Hydration and Feeding
$20.99
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KESYOO Pet Cat Dog Spill-Proof Drinking Bowl with Neck Protection, Blue Raised Feeding Dish, Automatic Water and Food Dispenser for Stable Pet Hydration and Feeding
$20.99
About This
- Dog pet feeder--this pet feeder is suitable for cats, dogs, rabbits and other pets,cat water feeder
- Water feeder for cats--the bottom non-slip base design prevents it from moving when the pet is eating,cat automatic feeders and water
- Cat water dispenser--transparent bottle design, and it can be detached, which allows you to easily clean,automatic pet feeder
- Cat water dish dispenser--detachable and smooth design, this feeder is easy to use and clean,automatic dog water bowl
- Unspillable dog water bowl--safe and high-grade plastic material smooth surface, and this feeder is not easy to hide dirt,pet food water dispenser
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : KESYOO
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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