Double Pet Bowls Stainless Steel Auto Water Feeder with Detachable Food Container No-Spill Cat Feeder Bowl for Dogs and Cats Suitable for Home and Travel
$46.31
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Double Pet Bowls Stainless Steel Auto Water Feeder with Detachable Food Container No-Spill Cat Feeder Bowl for Dogs and Cats Suitable for Home and Travel
$46.31
About This
- Integrated: dual-use type accommodates both food and water, meeting all your pet's needs,cat automatic water feeding,cat feeder bowl
- Multi-use feeder: combines food and water bowls, simplifying your pet's feeding process,kitten drinking basin,double pet bowls
- Easy to clean: simple to disassemble and clean, making daily maintenance a breeze,dog water and food bowl dispenser,automatic cat water
- Convenient: the structure provides separate compartments for food and water, making feeding more organized,kitten feeding bowl,auto water bowls
- Durable: made from materials, this feeder is built to last and withstand daily use,automatic water bowl,cat and dog bowls
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : JEWEDECO
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Grey
- Style : Modern
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