Dublin Easy-Care Children's Half Chaps ll MuckBootSizing Calmmunch™ is designed to work 33344-57039-06

Name: Dublin Easy-Care Children's Half Chaps ll MuckBootSizing Calmmunch™ is designed to work 33344-57039-06
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 467259896
Price: 22.49 USD
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Dublin Easy Care Children's Half Chaps ll MuckBootSizing Calmmunch™ is designed to work 33344 57039 06 Calmmunch™ is designed to work in conjunction with the existing diet to provide extra support when needed to help keep horses and ponies calm and composed in stressful situations Made from top quality Timothy grass slow dried and sealed in 1kg packs to maintain a fresh succulent flavour and nutrient level The Dublin Easy Care Half Chaps are made from a synthetic suede material with an elastic calf to ensure a terrific fit and extra comfort with a secure top to bottom zip closure on the outside of the calf and a popper fastening at the base for added security

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