Pet Treat Delight - Bird Fruit Fork Set
- Brand: Dog Hugs Cat
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Introducing the Pet Treat Delight - Bird Fruit Fork Set, the perfect accessory to make snack time a delightful experience for your feathered friends!
Crafted with high-quality plastic, this set of two fruit forks is designed to fit perfectly in bird cages and small animal huts. Load the rack with your pet's favorite fruits, vegetables, and treats, and watch as they eagerly peck away.
Not only are these fruit forks durable and easy to use, but they also make feeding a breeze. Simply fix them with the desired food and let your pets enjoy a nutritious and entertaining meal.
Cleaning and refilling is a breeze too! The Pet Treat Delight - Bird Fruit Fork Set can be easily cleaned and refilled as often as needed, ensuring a hygienic and fresh dining experience for your beloved pets.
Please note that the other demonstration accessories shown in the picture are not included.
Make snack time a delightful affair for your feathered friends with the Pet Treat Delight - Bird Fruit Fork Set. Order now and treat your pets to a tasty and interactive feeding experience that they'll love!
Important Information
Material: Plastic
Package Size: 170 x 260 x 40 mm
material: plastic
[Specification]: T31 small: length: 3.2cm width: 1.6cm
Characteristics:
High-quality materials.
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