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PET SHOW 20 Pack Winter Dog Hair Bows with Alligator Clips for Small Medium Dogs Snowflake Bowknot Hair Clips Cat Puppy Yorkshire Rhinestone Grooming Hair Accessories for Party Costumes
$14.99
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- Material: high quality ribbons and stainless steel alligator clips, stable and non irritating, please use with confidence
- Size: about 1.8*2.3 inches. The size is perfect for small, medium dogs, puppies, cats, rabbits, American girls & dolls. Easy on/easy off with the alligator clips, save your time
- QTY: 20PCS(10PAIRS). Cute blue and white dog hair clips as pictures shown. Good for daily walking, winter party, christmas, new year and photograph, it is very sweet to give these dog grooming bows to your furry as holiday gifts. You will love them
- Occasions: The dog hair clips are great for winter party and daily costumes. Different winter styles with snowflake patterns can match most pets' clothes and costumes. They are great decorations for creating a lively atmosphere
- Using: Those grooming hair bows can directly put on the pets' hair. If your pets can shake them off, please tie the hair by a small rubber band. Then put the hair clips past through the band to get them to stay in
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