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HANABASS Elevated Cat Bowl Adjustable Height for Comfort Raised Pet Food Feeder for Cats and Small Dogs Spill Design and Easy to Clean Gray and White

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HANABASS Elevated Cat Bowl Adjustable Height for Comfort Raised Pet Food Feeder for Cats and Small Dogs Spill Design and Easy to Clean Gray and White
- Cat food dispenser--simple structure, no dead corners for cleaning, smooth surface polishing design makes it easy to clean,pet supply
- Pet food bowl--the material is safe and light, which is wear resistance and practical for the lasting time use,cat feeder
- Simple dog bowl--the adjustable feeder can both hold dog treats and water, to provide your dog a wonderful eating experience,pet bowl
- Puppy feeders for puppies--the plastic bowl will not be overthrown by lovely pets, the feeding bowl with wide base can stand firmly,water bowl
- Dog feeder--this pet bowl is designed to provide enhanced dining comfort for your furry friend,cat food bowl
Country USA
Brand HANABASS
Manufacturer HANABASS
Binding Misc.
ItemPartNumber YORFBFSK1228TWV146WMIKL0
Model YORFBFSK1228TWV146WMIKL0
Color Light Grey
Size 23.50X19.50X17.50CM
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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