PET LODGE CHOW HOUNG DOG 50LB Dog Health Heavy-duty galvanized construction Size:40 GALLON RE214 OVAL

Name: PET LODGE CHOW HOUNG DOG 50LB Dog Health Heavy-duty galvanized construction Size:40 GALLON RE214 OVAL
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 45144834783
Price: 79.99 USD
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PET LODGE CHOW HOUNG DOG 50LB Dog Health Heavy duty galvanized construction Size:40 GALLON RE214 OVAL Heavy duty galvanized construction If the area to be treated has been overgrown it is recommended that you use a product like Roundup to treat the area first NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED The steel dog feeder comes fully assembled and can be mounted on a wall or frame (not included) DURABLE STEEL BODY This pet food dispenser has a tough galvanized steel body for durability and rust resistance

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