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HKM-530835 Red and Green Plaid Dog Collar with Rose Gold Buckle for Small to Large Dogs

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HKM-530835 Red and Green Plaid Dog Collar with Rose Gold Buckle for Small to Large DogsIntroducing the HKM 530835 Red and Green Plaid Dog Collar, a stylish accessory designed for dogs of all sizes. This collar effortlessly combines function and flair with its charming plaid patterns available in both red and green. Each design features delightful elements like plaid bows and swallowtail butterflies, making it perfect for pet owners looking to add a touch of personality to their furry friends. Crafted from high quality cotton, this

Introducing the HKM-530835 Red and Green Plaid Dog Collar, a stylish accessory designed for dogs of all sizes. This collar effortlessly combines function and flair with its charming plaid patterns available in both red and green. Each design features delightful elements like plaid bows and swallowtail butterflies, making it perfect for pet owners looking to add a touch of personality to their furry friends.

Crafted from high-quality cotton, this collar is not only durable but also comfortable for your dog to wear. The adjustable sizing ensures a perfect fit for small to large dogs:

- Size S: 40*2.0cm, adjustable range from 30-40cm
- Size M: 50*2.5cm, adjustable range from 36-50cm
- Size L: 60*3.0cm, adjustable range from 40-60cm

One of the standout features of the HKM-530835 is its rose gold buckle, providing both a secure fastening and a modern touch to the overall design. Whether you're taking your dog for a stroll in the park or at a social gathering, this collar is sure to turn heads.

The HKM-530835 Red and Green Plaid Dog Collar not only emphasizes style but also prioritizes your pet's comfort and safety. Make this collar a part of your dog's wardrobe and enjoy a blend of practicality and aesthetics.

Product information :
Color: red plaid bow, red plaid swallowtail butterfly, green plaid bow, green plaid swallowtail butterfly
Material: cotton
Applicable object: dog
Style: ins style

Size Information:
Size: S: 40*2.0cm (L*W), adjustment range 30-40cm
M: 50*2.5cm (L*W), the adjustment range is 36-50cm
L: 60*3.0cm (length*width), the adjustment range is 40-60cm

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