Piggy Poo and Crew Treat Popper Slow Feeder Interactive Food Dispenser Puzzle Game for Dogs Puppies Rabbits Pigs Small Animals
$37.49
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Piggy Poo and Crew Treat Popper Slow Feeder Interactive Food Dispenser Puzzle Game for Dogs Puppies Rabbits Pigs Small Animals
$37.49
About This
- Promotes Slow Eating: Designed to dispense treats or kibble gradually, helping to slow down your pets eating pace and promote healthy digestion.
- Interactive Play: Engages your pets natural foraging instincts with a popper mechanism that encourages them to use their paws and nose to retrieve treats.
- Durable and Safe: Made from high-quality, pet-safe materials that are built to withstand rough play and energetic chewers.
- Enhances Mealtime: Combines play and feeding to make mealtime more engaging and enjoyable, helping to alleviate boredom and provide mental stimulation.
- Easy to Clean: Hand washable for simple maintenance, ensuring the toy remains hygienic and ready for the next use.
- Suitable for a variety of pets: Puppies, dogs, pigs, piglets, rabbits, cats, and other smalll animals.
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