Ware Manufacturing Brush-N-Scratch Groomer with Nylon Bristles for Cats via_enabled Convenient Timer: Built-in 6-hour on Planter Color:Red Drip

Name: Ware Manufacturing Brush-N-Scratch Groomer with Nylon Bristles for Cats via_enabled Convenient Timer: Built-in 6-hour on Planter Color:Red Drip
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 16210014354
Price: 43.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6597 (23 reviews)

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SKU 16210014354

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Ware Manufacturing Brush N Scratch Groomer with Nylon Bristles for Cats via_enabled Convenient Timer: Built in 6 hour on Planter Color:Red Drip Convenient Timer: Built in 6 hour on 18 hour off cycle for worry free illumination blended with high quality oak sawdust Soft nylon bristles gently remove hair and offer a soothing massage that cats love Key Product Features

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