Compatible with SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder | Rear Cover or Back Panel | Easy to Install | Durable Material | Food Viewing Window
$33.75
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Compatible with SureFeed Microchip Pet Feeder | Rear Cover or Back Panel | Easy to Install | Durable Material | Food Viewing Window
$33.75
About This
- This rear cover is designed to enclose the back for SureFeed pet feeder when the main lid is open, offering a full enclosure.
- Helps provide a secure and tidy setup while allowing you to view the remaining food level and monitor your pet during meals.
- Installs easily using four screws, ensuring the cover stays firmly in place and can be adjusted if needed for a precise fit.
- Made from durable material intended for everyday use, offering reliable protection and stability for your feeder.
- Note: This product is a third-party accessory. It is not an official accessory and is not authorized or endorsed by them. Brands mentioned are for compatibility purposes only.
Overview
- Target Species : Cat
- Brand : Generic
- Special Feature : Lightweight
- Color : White
- Style : Classic
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