Rengue Interactive Dog Toy with 360 Degree Rotating Treat Dispenser for Cats and Dogs, Automatic Feeding Function and Mental Stimulation for Pets
$29.94
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Rengue Interactive Dog Toy with 360 Degree Rotating Treat Dispenser for Cats and Dogs, Automatic Feeding Function and Mental Stimulation for Pets
$29.94
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- [Interactive Puzzle Design]Engages pets with a 360-degree rotating treat dispenser, promoting active play and mental stimulation.
- [Automatic Portion Control]Innovative design regulates treat distribution, helping to manage feeding while stimulating cognitive development.
- Compatibility]Adjustable difficulty levels cater to various breeds and sizes, making it suitable for both dogs and cats.
- [Durable Construction]Made from plastic to withstand vigorous chewing, ensuring long-lasting fun for your pets.
- [Bonding Experience]Encourages interactive training sessions to strengthen the relationship between pets and owners.
Overview
- Target Species : pet
- Brand : Rengue
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Color : #611
- Style : common
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