Hanging Automatic Dog Feeder and Water Dispenser Bowl Set, Detachable Anti-Spill Dual Pet Bowls for Dogs and Cats, Blue, Suitable for Cage Use and Travel
$23.09
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Hanging Automatic Dog Feeder and Water Dispenser Bowl Set, Detachable Anti-Spill Dual Pet Bowls for Dogs and Cats, Blue, Suitable for Cage Use and Travel
$23.09
About This
- Dog water bowl--more convenient to use, you can use one tool to achieve the need of water and food to your pet,pet feeding station
- Hanging water bowl for dog cage--transparent bottle design, and it can be detached, which allows you to easily clean,hanging dog bowl
- Dog food bowls--the multi-function feeder is suitable for those who are very busy, and can feed pet food and water together,attachable dog bowls for crates
- Dog water feeder--this pet feeder is suitable for cats, dogs, rabbits and other pets,water dish for dogs
- Water dish for dog crate--mainly designed for dogs and cats, which bring much convenience to you,pets feeder in cage
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : Outanaya
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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