Farm Innovators Model SB-40 3-Quart Heated Pet Bowl with Stainless Steel Bowl Insert, Blue, 40-Watt poultry Suitable for both indoor and KAN-533-059

Name: Farm Innovators Model SB-40 3-Quart Heated Pet Bowl with Stainless Steel Bowl Insert, Blue, 40-Watt poultry Suitable for both indoor and KAN-533-059
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 95040180502
Price: 93.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0522 (21 reviews)

Farm Innovators Model SB-40 3-Quart Heated Pet Bowl with Stainless Steel Bowl Insert, Blue, 40-Watt poultry Suitable for both indoor and KAN-533-059

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Farm Innovators Model SB 40 3 Quart Heated Pet Bowl with Stainless Steel Bowl Insert, Blue, 40 Watt poultry Suitable for both indoor and KAN 533 059 Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use With a size of 64x28 This high quality heated pet bowl features a stainless steel bowl for easier cleaning and better heat retention This may result in a small dimple visible on the stainless bowl

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