Breathable Lightweight Dog Harness Adjustable Pet Chest Strap Outdoor Walk Training Pet Harenss for Small Medium Dog
$23.99$36.3934% off
Color: Beige
Size: XS
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Material: Nylon ,Diving fabric ,Plastic
Color: Beige, Gray, Black, Pink, etc.
Size:
XS:
Neck Size 25-32cm, Chest Size 34-41cm.
S:
Neck Size 31-36cm, Chest Size 40-54cm.
M:
Neck Size 35-42cm, Chest Size 52-68cm.
L:
Neck Size 42-52cm, Chest Size 67-88cm.
XL:
Neck Size 50-70cm, Chest Size 78-98cm.
Note:
1. The Size is Measured Manually. There May Be an Error of 1 to 2cm Thank You for Your Understanding.
2. Please Measure Your Pet's Chest Size and Neck Size, and Choose the Appropriate Size According to the Size Chart.
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Exercise is another key part of pet care. Like humans, pets need regular physical activity to stay fit, maintain a healthy weight, and keep boredom at bay.
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Every pet has unique dietary needs. Cats, being obligate carnivores, require protein-rich diets, while rabbits need fiber-packed meals. Consulting your veterinarian and doing proper research ensures your pet gets the right nutrition tailored to them.
