Crate/hanging Forager

Pickpocket Foragers

£30

Each PickPocket crate hanging forager ties to your crate and has horizontal pockets for your dog to rummage through to find treats. It is excellent for dogs on crate rest, those needing gentle weight-bearing exercise or those who cannot bend easily to eat, and is a perfect distraction when you need your dog to stand for grooming. Crate foragers are suitable for all ages and all breeds and can be successfully used by brachycephalic (flat faced) dogs. They are ideal mental stimulation for dogs on post-operative care, on restricted exercise or for those with reduced mobility due to arthritic cond

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Registered at Companies House as PICKPOCKET FORAGERS LIMITED, number 11739915. Checked 2026-08-29.
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