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Dogs ID Tags Personalized Four Sided Deep Engraved Cat & Dog Collar Charm Bar Shape Brass Small
$19.49
About This
- A unique new look for your pet that will have your dog turning heads!
- The bar pet id tag is unique style and perfect furry baby personalized gift for chrimas, birthday,easter...
- Your dog,cat ,or pet plays with his or her friends outside wearing this Unique Pet id tag in case of being lost.
- It is so beautiful and functional that the possibility of being returned by passerby/strangers will be bigger when your lovely dog,pet were lost his direction back home.
- ● Perfect for your cat,dog or your friends who have pets ● Lightweight and then your cat or dog even don't notice the tag ● Not rust over time and provide you a longtime mark
- Material: Stainless Steel Color: Silver/ Gold/ Rose Gold Size: 1.6*0.2 inches(40*5 mm)
- Enjoy peace of mind with our 30-day free return policy.
Overview
- Color : Gold
- Size : Small Dogs/Cats
- Material : Brass, Stainless Steel
- Brand : MEMOPAW
- Shape : Rectangular
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