Automatic Water Replenishing Hanging Dog Bowl and Food Feeder, Blue Plastic Dual Pet Bowls for Cage Use, Anti-Fall Puppy Water Dispenser Suitable for Dogs and Cats
$22.82
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Automatic Water Replenishing Hanging Dog Bowl and Food Feeder, Blue Plastic Dual Pet Bowls for Cage Use, Anti-Fall Puppy Water Dispenser Suitable for Dogs and Cats
$22.82
About This
- Pet water bowl--suitable for professional pet store or personal home use, good pet food basin,hanging dog food bowls small
- Puppy food bowls--not only a practical pet food bowl, but also an automatic pet water dispenser,detachable dog bowl
- Hanging water bowl for dog cage--the clear bottle makes it easy to observe the volume inside, and add water conveniently,dog water bowls
- Cat feeding station--convenient and practical water dispenser that can feed water for pets automatically,dog cage feeder
- Dog water feeder--can well meet the dual food and water needs of pets feeding, perfect for families and pet stores,dog food and water bowl
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : WATIIFUFU
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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