Pet Leash Extensions price list
Last updated Saturday, Nov 14, 2026
| Pet Leash Extensions | Price |
|---|---|
| 25mm Metal Zinc Alloy Steel Frog Swivel Carabiner Dog Pet Carabiner Hook | $1.15 |
| Kangaroo Y-site Extension Set | $2.61 |
Pet Leash Extensions
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Last updated Saturday, Nov 14, 2026
| Pet Leash Extensions | Price |
|---|---|
| 25mm Metal Zinc Alloy Steel Frog Swivel Carabiner Dog Pet Carabiner Hook | $1.15 |
| Kangaroo Y-site Extension Set | $2.61 |
Finding the right feeding extension set can feel like sorting through a toolbox where every connector has a different shape. The reference listings include Mic-key, AMT, Halyard, Kangaroo, and Neomed extension sets designed for enteral feeding systems. This guide explains the available options, connector styles, lengths, adapters, and prices so you can compare them more confidently.
Although the supplied category is labeled “Pet Leash Extensions,” the listed products are enteral feeding accessories rather than pet walking equipment. The products below are presented according to their descriptions in the reference data. ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store, so use the information to compare listed offers and confirm compatibility before purchasing.
An enteral feeding extension set is tubing that connects a feeding tube with another feeding component, such as a syringe, administration bag, or pump. Think of it as a bridge: it links the access point to the equipment used for feeding while providing features such as clamps, ports, or angled connectors.
The listings include bolus sets, non-bolus sets, Y-site extensions, pump tubing extensions, gastric sets, and jejunal feeding sets. The correct choice depends on the feeding tube system and the type of administration being used. Connector design matters just as much as tubing length.
A connector is not a minor detail. Several Mic-key listings specify EnFit connectors, while others use Secur-lok straight or right-angle connectors. The EnFit products are described as connecting to Mic-key low-profile gastrostomy feeding tubes, enteral feeding syringes with EnFit connectors, and feeding administration bags with EnFit connectors.
Before choosing an extension set, compare the connector type with the existing feeding equipment. A visually similar tube may still be unsuitable if its connection system does not match.
Bolus feeding involves delivering nutrition or medication in a defined feeding session rather than through a continuous pump setup. The reference offers several Mic-key bolus extension sets in both 12 and 24 lengths, with straight or right-angle connectors.
The Halyard Professional Mic-key Bolus Extension Set 12 L with a catheter tip, Secur-lok right-angle connector, and clamp is listed at $15.38. A comparable 12 L Halyard Professional set with a Secur-lok straight connector is listed at $15.81. These options share a catheter tip, clamp, DEHP-free formulation, and nonsterile design, while the connector angle differs.
There are also Halyard Mic-key bolus sets with a straight connector listed at $15.39 for 12 L. The same product family appears in a 24 L version at $15.81. These variations can help shoppers compare the preferred length and connector configuration without treating every extension set as interchangeable.
The Mic-key Bolus Feeding Extension Set with EnFit Connector is available in 12 and 24 versions. The 12 version is listed at $15.69, and the 24 version is listed at $16.12. Both descriptions identify the sets as DEHP-free, latex-free, and nonsterile.
These listings specifically describe connection with Mic-key low-profile gastrostomy feeding tubes, enteral feeding syringes with EnFit connectors, and feeding administration bags with EnFit connectors. If your system uses EnFit equipment, these details make the connector style especially important to review.
For feeding arrangements that are not described as bolus feeding, the listings include Mic-key non-bolus extension sets with a Secur-lok right-angle connector, two-port Y configuration, and clamp.
The 12 version is listed at $15.38, while the 24 version is listed at $15.80. Both descriptions specify a DEHP-free formulation and nonsterile construction. The two-port Y design may be relevant for setups requiring more than one access point, but users should confirm suitability with their clinician or equipment instructions.
The data includes both “Each” and “Case” versions for some Mic-key products. Because the reference does not explain the quantity represented by each listing, shoppers should verify the package contents before comparing the offers directly.
AMT products make up a substantial part of the comparison list. These include feeding extension sets with right-angle connectors, bolus adapters, Y-port adapters, and specialized G-jet or gastric configurations.
The AMT Feeding Extension Set 24 L with a right-angle connector and bolus adapter is listed at $29.05 under item AK62421. The 12 L version with a right-angle connector and Y-port adapter is listed at $30.59 under item AK61222. The descriptions identify certain listings as suggested substitutes during a temporary backorder, so it is wise to compare the item number and adapter type carefully.
The AMT G-jetgastric Extension Set with a 12 right-angle connector and cap is listed at $29.04. A 24 version with the same general configuration is also listed at $29.04. These descriptions identify the sets as single EnFit feeding sets with a cap.
AMT Gastric Extension Sets with purple dual EnFit Y-port configurations appear in both 12 and 24 versions. Each is listed at $30.59. The listing information highlights the connector arrangement and port design, making those details more useful for comparison than the product name alone.
The AMT Minione G-jetjejunal Feeding Set with a 12 right-angle connector is listed at $24.29. Its description identifies it as a purple dual EnFit Y-port feeding set. This gives shoppers another configuration to compare when reviewing AMT products for specialized feeding arrangements.
The reference data also includes extension sets from Halyard Corflo, Kangaroo, Neomed, and a general feeding Y set. These products vary considerably in price and configuration, so they should not be compared solely by tubing length.
The Halyard Corflo 2-port Y Extension Set with EnFit Connector is listed at $7.42. Its description states that it is for use with Corflo NG tubes. That tube compatibility is a key distinction and should be checked before selecting it for another feeding system.
The Neomed Male Female Enteral Extension Set with Clamp is listed at $3.78. The description calls it a large-bore, 18 male-female enteral-only set with a clamp. The Kangaroo Y-site Extension Set is listed at $2.61 and is described as nonsterile and DEHP-free.
The Kangaroo Pump Set 4' Tubing Extension is listed at $3.91. It is described as nonsterile and DEHP-free. Its 4-foot tubing length separates it from the shorter connector-focused options in the list and may be useful for shoppers comparing pump-related extension equipment.
The Extension Y Set for Feeding is listed at $3.36. Its description is brief and does not provide additional connector or material details. When product information is limited, compare the item number and confirm the intended system before relying on the listing.
Many products appear in both 12 and 24 versions. A longer extension may provide additional reach, while a shorter option may be preferable when the feeding setup is already close to the user. However, the reference data does not state that one length is universally better than the other.
Length is only one piece of the puzzle. Connector angle, port layout, clamp style, bolus or non-bolus design, and EnFit compatibility can change how an extension set fits into a specific setup. It is much like choosing a charging cable: reach matters, but the plug still has to match.
Several listings identify products as DEHP-free, and the Mic-key EnFit listings also specify latex-free construction. Many of the products are described as nonsterile. These details may be important when comparing equipment requirements and personal care instructions.
Material and sterility information differs between listings, so avoid assuming that one product shares the specifications of another. Read the individual description for the exact item, particularly when comparing products from different manufacturers or product families.
The listed prices range from $2.61 for the Kangaroo Y-site Extension Set to $30.60 for the AMT Feeding Extension Set 24 L with a right-angle connector and Y-port adapter. Other examples include the $7.42 Halyard Corflo set, Mic-key options from $15.38 to $16.12, and several AMT products around $24.29 to $30.59.
Price alone does not identify the best option. A lower-priced Y-site set may not replace a Mic-key bolus extension set, just as a right-angle EnFit set may not replace a straight connector model. Use price as one filter, then confirm the technical details that matter for your feeding system.
The reference data includes item identifiers such as MI012412-Each, MI014324-Case, AK62421, CP401007-Each, and 61700207-Each. These identifiers can help distinguish similar products and different package labels.
Some product families appear with both “Each” and “Case” designations at similar prices. Since the reference does not define the number of units in each package, check the current offer details before making a final comparison.
Start by identifying the feeding tube brand and connector system. Next, determine whether you need a bolus, non-bolus, Y-port, pump, gastric, or jejunal configuration. Then compare the available length and connector angle.
For Mic-key low-profile gastrostomy systems using EnFit equipment, the Mic-key EnFit listings are the most directly described matches in the reference data. For Corflo NG tubes, the Halyard Corflo product specifically names that use. For other products, the item description and professional guidance should determine compatibility.
Do not rely on a product title alone. Review whether the set includes a clamp, cap, catheter tip, bolus adapter, Y-port, or two-port design. These features can affect how the set works within the overall feeding arrangement.
Enteral feeding accessories are medical supplies, so compatibility should be treated seriously. If you are uncertain about a connector, feeding method, length, or replacement option, ask a qualified healthcare professional or follow the instructions for your prescribed equipment.
The listings describe products but do not provide individualized medical advice. A comparison page can help you organize choices, but it cannot determine which extension set is clinically appropriate for a particular person.
The reference data provides a broad selection of enteral feeding extension sets, including Mic-key bolus and non-bolus models, EnFit connectors, Halyard Corflo accessories, AMT gastric and G-jet options, Kangaroo extensions, and Neomed enteral tubing. Compare connector type, feeding configuration, length, material details, package label, and listed price together. ZoneOffer helps you compare available offers, while compatibility should always be confirmed before purchase.