Automatic Stainless Steel Dog Feeder and Water Bowl, Wear-Resistant Pet Food Container with Green Base, Suitable for Puppies and Dogs, 2-in-1 Pet Feeding and Drinking Station
$27.13
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Automatic Stainless Steel Dog Feeder and Water Bowl, Wear-Resistant Pet Food Container with Green Base, Suitable for Puppies and Dogs, 2-in-1 Pet Feeding and Drinking Station
$27.13
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- Food container for pet:transparent kettle design, you can see how much water is left easily, so that you can add water in time,dog feeding bowls
- Dog bowls puppy:the material of this pet feeder makes it bite-resistant, -resistant, and safe for your pet,dog water bowl
- Feeding bowls:stable and anti-skid, don’t have to worry about your pets knocking over it and the floor,water dispenser for dogs
- Pet food container:it can be a very practical and thoughtful to your friends who have pets at home, and they will be very happy,pet water bowl
- Dog bowls:a useful assistant to help you feed your pet while you're for a while,puppy bowls
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : DINHEAROM
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Green
- Style : Modern
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