SodaPup Sunflower eTray Enrichment Tray

Marsoni

M251S

$20.00

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SodaPup Sunflower eTray Enrichment TrayWho doesn't love sunflowers at mealtime? This etray not only fun, it's perfect for serving wet and dry foods together without making a mess. You can combine foods together or separate them in the individual chambers of the design. With different heights and depths, it puts your dog's natural foraging instincts to the test. The design is also great for flat nosed dogs like bully breeds who sometimes struggle with deeper slow feeder bowls. This eTray

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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026