Cube on a Stick Feeder

  • Introducing the Cube on a Stick Feeder! It may look goofy (and that’s a good thing!), but it's a fun enrichment feeder for all kinds of animals. The animals will be entertained for hours. Watch as they paw, lick, and nibble at this unusually shaped Feeder! It's like a puzzle they can't solve. Plus, we made sure it's super durable, so it'll withstand even the toughest of chewers. The animals will be hammering away at it in no time!
  • 6" Cube x 16" Length
  • Only offered in Heavy Duty.
  • Large 1-1/2” hole to insert food. The closure is a threaded “Flush” style so nothing sticks up to grab.
  • (5) 1” holes are standard. If you want different hole sizes, just say so on your order and we’ll make it. Same price.
  • ¾” Drain hole at bottom to ease cleaning.
  • Food-grade Polyethylene, of course.
  • 32 colors.
  • Super easy to clean.
  • Fully UV protected.
Price
$150.15
Freight
$20.00
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Did You Know?

When you purchase a product from us that includes a clear plastic, that material is almost always Polycarbonate. There are other clear plastics, why use this one? 

Mostly because it is very strong. This is the same material used on vehicle headlights, motorcycle windshields and eyeglasses. A form of Polycarbonate is used in bullet-proof glass. 

Our optically clear feeders are fabricated using this amazing material to minimize fractures or splintering. 

Our mirrored products also use a clear Polycarbonate protective sheet in front of a PETG Plastic Mirror. The PETG material is another very impact-resistant material. We have a short video of the testing of this material if you’d care to see it. Just ask.

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