Stainless Steel Bird Parrot Hand Feeding Spoon - Curved Gavage Tube for Young Birds & Cockatiels - Perfect for Peony Parrot Milk Feeding & Baby Bird Care
$5.87
$10.69
Safe 45%
Stainless Steel Bird Parrot Hand Feeding Spoon - Curved Gavage Tube for Young Birds & Cockatiels - Perfect for Peony Parrot Milk Feeding & Baby Bird Care
$5.87
$10.69
45% Off
Delivery & Return: Free shipping on all orders over $50
Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Description Are you looking for a set of safe and efficient bird feeding tools? Are you in search of a reliable, trustworthy tool that can help you feed the bird? If yes, look no further! Our bird feeder accessories must meet your needs. It is one of the for you. Features- Color: Assorted color- Material: Plastic, Iron- Size: About 17. 00X2. 50X1. 50cm/ 6. 68X0. 98X0. 59in- All items are made of , which can withstand the long- term use.- It' s designed specifically for newborn birds, care for Your newborn birds.- Light weight, simple structure,, not easy to break. - Mainly used for feeding milk to parrot and other young birds, or feed liquid and food to sick birds.- Hose design, safe for the bird.- Color: Assorted Color.- Size: 17x2. 5cm. Package Including 3 x feeding hoses 1 x
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Features
Mainly used for feeding milk to parrot and other young birds, or feed liquid and food to sick birds.
Its designed specifically for newborn birds, care for Your newborn birds.
All items are made of , which can withstand the long- term use.
Light weight, simple structure,, not easy to break.
Hose design, safe for the bird.
