Showing single-unit prices from shops that sell to the public.
Sold by Mukana Mall
Pay cash on delivery.
This listing quotes in US dollars. That is the binding price. Rate set 4 Nov.
Orders now, fulfilled from Thu 12 Nov — this item cannot be delivered before then.
Hassle-Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 Days. · 6-Month Limited Warranty. · Shipped from a global seller. Price includes all duties. Unique Trumpet Vine Flower Shape: This pet ball toy adopts creative trumpet vine flower funnel design, with curved slide track to let tennis roll down automatically for pets to fetch and play alone. Adjustable Screw Clamp Mount: Equipped with heavy-duty yellow screw clamp, it can be firmly clipped onto tables, desks and flat furniture edges, the screw knob adjusts clamping width to fit most furniture thickness. Self Play Boredom Relief Function: Drop tennis balls into the top flower funnel, balls slide out from the outlet continuously, keeping dogs and cats occupied to release energy and relieve separation anxiety when you are out. Safe Durable Plastic Material: Made of smooth thickened non-toxic plastic, the surface has no sharp burrs, stable structure resists shaking during pet play, suitable for long-term indoor use. Suitable Standard Tennis Size: Matches 4.9cm radius standard pet tennis balls, great for daily pet training, human-pet interactive games and solo entertainment for dogs and cats indoors. What's in the box 1 x Pet Ball Launcher
This item is sold by
No reviews on Mukana Hub yet.
Nobody has reviewed this item on Mukana Hub. That is not a mark against it — most listings here are new. The shop's own rating, on its page, covers everything else it sells.
Stock from the same shop — all on one order and one delivery.
Similar Toys & Games from other shops on Mukana Hub.
Nothing is charged on Mukana Hub. MukanaHub confirms stock, arranges payment and delivers, and your browser keeps an order copy.
No shop warranty stated. Statutory rights still apply — see Terms.
No shop policy stated. 7-day cancellation and 6-month defective-goods rights still apply — see Terms.