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HKM-8228413 Corn Simulation Dog Molar Chew Toy with Suction Cup and Sound Feature

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HKM-8228413 Corn Simulation Dog Molar Chew Toy with Suction Cup and Sound FeatureIntroducing the HKM 8228413 Corn Simulation Dog Molar Chew Toy with Suction Cup and Sound Feature, designed to engage your furry friend while promoting dental health. This innovative dog toy mimics a corn molar stick, featuring a specially designed pet molar channel that cleans your dog's sharp teeth, molars, and incisors effectively. Crafted from durable plastic, this chew toy weighs 120g and has compact dimensions of 111x56mm, making it an ideal

Introducing the HKM-8228413 Corn Simulation Dog Molar Chew Toy with Suction Cup and Sound Feature, designed to engage your furry friend while promoting dental health. This innovative dog toy mimics a corn molar stick, featuring a specially designed pet molar channel that cleans your dog's sharp teeth, molars, and incisors effectively.

Crafted from durable plastic, this chew toy weighs 120g and has compact dimensions of 111x56mm, making it an ideal size for dogs of various breeds. The built-in sound device adds an exciting element, producing a whistle sound each time your pet bites down. This fun feature not only increases your pet's interest but also encourages them to chew, making it a great tool for both play and dental care.

The HKM-8228413 comes equipped with a functional suction cup at the bottom, allowing it to adhere effortlessly to any flat surface. This stable design ensures that the toy stays in place, enabling your dog to enjoy using it without constantly chasing after it. Plus, the shape and design cater to easy handling, making it simple for your pet to control with their front paws.

Packed with a single chew toy, the HKM-8228413 is a must-have for pet owners looking to enhance their dog's playtime experience while supporting oral hygiene. Give your pet a toy that’s not just fun but also beneficial!

Product information:

Material: plastic
Weight: 120g
Dimensions: 111x56mm
Specifications: Corn molar stick
Type: Dog toy

Corn simulation model dog toothbrush, newly designed pet molar channel, can have a better cleaning effect on pet dog's sharp teeth, molars and incisors. Built-in sound device, pets will make a whistle sound when they bite this product, thereby increasing pets' interest in using it. The bottom suction cup design can be adsorbed on any surface and can be fixed in a certain area for pets to use, which also makes pets use this product. It is convenient for two front paws to control this product.


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