Dual Pet Feeder and Automatic Water Bowl Stainless Steel Double Layer Pet Food and Water Dispenser for Dogs and Cats Suitable for Kennels and Cages
$51.44
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Dual Pet Feeder and Automatic Water Bowl Stainless Steel Double Layer Pet Food and Water Dispenser for Dogs and Cats Suitable for Kennels and Cages
$51.44
About This
- Multi-use feeder: combines food and water bowls, simplifying your pet's feeding process,double feeder bowl,kitten feeding bowl
- Versatile: easily attachable to any pet cage, saving space and keeping the feeding area tidy,pet food feeder,dog water and food bowl dispenser
- : constructed from plastic, stainless steel materials, ensuring longevity and resistance to damage,cat water and food dispenser,removable food water bowl
- Space efficient: the hanging type is ideal for small spaces and fits securely in any pet cage,cat dog food bowl,cat double bowl
- Efficient space usage: the hanging type is ideal for maximizing space in pet cages,pet food fountain feeders,automatic water feeder
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : ifundom
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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