Kong Easy Treat Liver Paste 226g CAT DRY FOOD The robust frame comes complete WM250HP

Name: Kong Easy Treat Liver Paste 226g CAT DRY FOOD The robust frame comes complete WM250HP
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37390014996
Price: 21.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3933 (11 reviews)

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Kong Easy Treat Liver Paste 226g CAT DRY FOOD The robust frame comes complete WM250HP The robust frame comes complete with a 100% biodegradable cover that has 32% protein in all its flavours Irresistible and delicious chicken liver flavor that is gentle on puppy tummies Easy to dispense as a convenient no mess stuffing solution Great for stuffing into KONG Puppy rubber toys for extended play Made in the USA Available in select markets only KONG Puppy Easy Treat™ is uniquely formulated to meet the needs of puppies The chicken liver recipe is sure to entice and engage pups that are just getting started while providing an easy no mess treat solution for pet parents

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