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Dog Interactive Treat Dispenser Toy, Food Puzzle Slow Feeder (Yellow)
$23.99
About This
- This is a interactive feeder toy for dogs. It allows your dog to play with the feeding toy by itself when no one is around, making your dog's life more active and fun.
- Press-type dog treat dispenser toy. Through simple dog training, dogs can learn to press the dog treat dispenser toy by themselves and then eat the dog treat.
- Slow feeder for dog.Each time the dog presses the button, only a little bit of dog food will come out, which can effectively reduce the dog's eating speed and improve the dog's dietary health.
- The cute duck shape is made of food-grade PP material, so that dogs can be healthier and love this interactive dog feeder toy.
- Support 30 days return and refund, 1 year replacement. If you encounter any problems after placing an order, you can contact us, and we will solve it for you as soon as possible.
Overview
- Material : Polypropylene
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Suitchi
- Special Feature : Durable
- Color : Yellow
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