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Bling Dog Collars for Medium Dogs, Pretty Rhinestone Dog Collar Crystal Jewel Glitter Diamond Female Puppy Collar for Small Medium Pet Girl Dogs, Light Blue M
$14.99
About This
- Size: M for neck 11.4-15'' (29-38cm), width 0.75'', length 16.5''. Two finger principle - collar can be worn by putting two fingers when worn. When choosing small dog collar size, select max neck size less than 1 inch
- Comfort: Small dog collars are mainly made of quality PU material, not causing harm to pet's neck and skin, suitable for long-term use
- Adjustable safety buckle: Small dog collars are designed with adjustable metal safety buckles, fitting your pet's neck, not easy to loose, and easy to wear and take off. The collar provides your pet with a comfortable wearing experience
- Appearance: Small dog collar with crystal diamond makes your dog or cat shine in the light. Suitable for Christmas, weddings, holidays, parties, and great for pet cosplay outfits, bringing fun and eye-catching effects to your lovely dog and cat
Overview
- Pattern : Dog
- Color : Blue
- Material : Leather
- Brand : YOUALSO
- Closure Type : Snap
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