Induction Lid Opening Pet Feeder Bowl for Dogs Cats, Easy to Use Stainless Steel Feeding Bowl, Suitable for Pet Hospitals
$64.02
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Induction Lid Opening Pet Feeder Bowl for Dogs Cats, Easy to Use Stainless Steel Feeding Bowl, Suitable for Pet Hospitals
$64.02
About This
- [HANDS-FREE FEEDING] Inductive lid automatically opens to feed your pet at a distance, making feeding effortless and convenient.
- [USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN] Bowl lid is transparent and easy to flip. Equipped with a digital power display for clear monitoring. Safe and reliable infrared sensor technology.
- [EFFICIENT SENSING] Bowl lid opens upon pet's entry and remains open for continuous feeding. Automatically closes within 2.5 minutes after pet leaves.
- [WIDE USAGE] Suitable for households, pet businesses, and facilities. Ideal for small and medium-sized pets. Eliminates concerns of overfeeding or hunger.
- [NON-TOXIC MATERIAL] Crafted from ABS and food-safe stainless steel. Ensures pet safety, easy maintenance, and a healthy feeding environment.
Overview
- Target Species : pet
- Brand : Julihai
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : #311
- Style : common
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