Imac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe / Wit 57X43X28,5 CM
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Imac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe / Wit 57X43X28,5 CM

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Imac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe / Wit 57X43X28,5 CMImac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe Wit 57 x 43 x 28,5 cm De Imac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe Wit 57 x 43 x 28,5 cm is een open kattenbak voor jongeren en kleine katten, eenvoudig schoon te maken en met anti rommelrand. Voor jonge katten is het vaak nog spannend om een dichte kattenbak te gebruiken. Deze open kattenbak van Imac biedt daar de ideale oplossing voor, zonder dat het grit door het hele huis wordt gelopen en gegraven. De kattenbak heeft een

Imac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe / Wit  57 x 43 x 28,5 cm 
De Imac Kattenbak Funny Junior Taupe / Wit  57 x 43 x 28,5 cm is een open kattenbak voor jongeren en kleine katten, eenvoudig schoon te maken en met anti-rommelrand. Voor jonge katten is het vaak nog spannend om een dichte kattenbak te gebruiken. Deze open kattenbak van Imac biedt daar de ideale oplossing voor, zonder dat het grit door het hele huis wordt gelopen en gegraven. De kattenbak heeft een hoge rand en een afneembare anti-rommelrand, die al het kattengrit binnenboord houdt. De bak is voorzien van een lagere instap aan de voorkant zodat jouw kat gemakkelijk in en uit de kattenbak kan stappen.

- Open kattenbak voor jonge en kleinere katten
- Zonder bovenkant
- Met hoge rand
- Anti-rommelrand voorkomt dat het grit uit de bak gegraven en gelopen wordt
- Eenvoudig schoon te maken door verwijderbare rand

Afmetingen: 57 x 43 x 28,5 cm
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