Standing Water Dispenser for Pets, Automatic Food and Water Dispenser for Cats, and Kittens, White
$63.74
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Standing Water Dispenser for Pets, Automatic Food and Water Dispenser for Cats, and Kittens, White
$63.74
About This
- 【850ml capacity】Pet Standing Water Dispenser has 850ml top fill design provides up to multi days supply for small dogs,suction cup bottom design that can firmly absorb bowl
- 【2 in 1】Water dispenser adopts 2 in 1, Removable stainless steel food bowl is simple to clean, for both food and water while keeping your pets chin good
- 【LeakProof】Innovative weight controlled water dispenser releases water only when licked, ensuring to prevent choking and wet chins
- 【Adjustable Height】Rotating clamp allows you to set the drinking nozzle height between, making it ideal for both cats and dogs of different sizes.
- 【Detachable water bottle】Detachable water bottle with spiral clamp fits most cages securely, making it suitable for various settings and prevent wobbling during use
Overview
- Color : White
- Brand : FewNvWa
- Item Weight : 1370 Grams
- Manufacturer : FewNvWa
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