Hanging Automatic Pet Water Dispenser and Detachable Dog Food Bowl Set, Anti-Fall Blue Raised Feeder for Dog Crates and Cat Cages, Suitable for Puppies and Indoor Pets
$23.51
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Hanging Automatic Pet Water Dispenser and Detachable Dog Food Bowl Set, Anti-Fall Blue Raised Feeder for Dog Crates and Cat Cages, Suitable for Puppies and Indoor Pets
$23.51
About This
- Detachable dog bowl:this feeder can come true the food feeding and water feeding at the same time, hanging design,puppy food bowls
- Water dish for dog crate:convenient and practical water dispenser that can feed water for pets automatically,dog water bowl
- Hanging dog bowls for kennel:simple to use, and detachable design make it convenient for you to use and clean,dog cage feeder
- Pet feeding station:the material of this pet multi-use feeder makes it bite-resistant, -resistant, and safe for your pet,hanging dog bowl
- Attachable dog bowls for crates:more convenient to use, you can use one tool to achieve the need of water and food to your pet,water dish for dogs
Overview
- Target Species : Axolotl
- Brand : OHPHCALL
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : Blue
- Style : Modern
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