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St. Patrick's Day Dog Bandana, 2 Pack Adjustable Holiday Party Pets Saint Patrick Day Bandana Triangle Bibs Lucky Cat Scarf Set
$14.99
About This
- High Quality Materials: Made of a durable polyester cotton making it the ideal bandanas for dogs.
- One Size Fits Most Dogs: Bandana comes as a 17x17x25inch Dog Bandana, which can be folded over multiple times. This dog bandana is ideal for medium to large size dogs, but it also can work as a small dog bandana if folded. Makes the ideal summer decor for dogs.
- Usage Occasion: Ideal for everyday wear, photo shot, parties, weddings or just make your pet look the best with the pet bibs. Look fashionable and cute in every occasions.
- Perfect Gift: A essential gift to make your pets different, eye catchable, cooler, more beautiful or gentler than others.
- Customer Service: If you have any problems, please feel free to contact us. We will reply you as soon as possible in 24 hours.
Overview
- Chest Size : 17 Inches
- Occasion : Holiday, Spring, St. Patrick's Day
- Special Feature : Adjustable
- Breed Recommendation : Large Breeds, Medium Breeds, Small Breeds
- Brand : QIRUIMI
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