The Adjustable Dog & Cat Feeder Bowl Stand in Grey is a versatile and convenient option for feeding your furry friend. The stand features two stainless steel bowls that are rust-resistant, durable and dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. The adjustable height of the stand allows you to customise it to your pet's specific needs, promoting better digestion and reducing strain on their joints. The sturdy and non-slip design ensures that the stand stays in place during mealtime, reducing the risk of spills and mess. The sleek grey finish and modern design make this feeder a stylish addition to any home decor. Upgrade your pet's feeding experience with the Adjustable Dog & Cat Feeder Bowl Stand in Grey. Order now from Direct To Pet
Choose between three heights with your dog water bowl and dog food bowl. Set it flat on the floor. Lift it up to medium height or push it all the way to 30cm tall. Perfect for kittens all the way to Great Danes.
KeyFeatures:
Detachable design Three adjustable heights Food grade stainless steel bowl Non-slip silicone pad Supportive leg brace Easy to clean
Specifications
Material: Food grade stainless steel and Plastic Dimension: Bowl: 19.6cm(Diam) x 7cm(H) Overall: 44cm(L) x 27.5cm(W) x 7cm/19.5cm/30cm(H) Colour: Black
Package Contents
2 x Stainless Steel Bowls 1 x Bowl Rack 2 x Support Leg 4 x Silicone Pad
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