Kekow 1200 Counts Green Dog Waste Bags with 2 Dispensers, Unscented
$35.99
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Kekow 1200 Counts Green Dog Waste Bags with 2 Dispensers, Unscented
$35.99
About This
- The matching bone shaped buckle can be easily hung on pet collars or leashes, and can be taken and used anytime when going out, improving usage efficiency
- The bag body is thick and has good sealing, effectively isolating odors and stains, reducing direct contact during cleaning, and ensuring hygiene and safety
- The single bag has sufficient capacity to effectively store various types of pet excrement, meeting the cleaning needs of pets of different sizes
- The bag body is equipped with a convenient tear line, which can be quickly opened by hand without the need for additional tools, saving time and effort in operation
- 1200 dog-waste bags and 2 dispensers with leash clip
Overview
- Brand : Kekow
- Capacity : 1 Gallons
- Unit Count : 1200.0 Count
- Recommended Uses For Product : Dog Waste
- Material Feature : Disposable
- Color : green
- Material : Plastic
- Item Form : Bag
- Scent : Odorless
- Number of Items : 1200
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