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6.1" Comb with Rounded Ends Spine, Pet Comb for Professional Groomer Tool, for Short to Medium Haired Dog, Cat and other pets.
6.1" Comb with Rounded Ends Spine, Pet Comb for Professional Groomer Tool, for Short to Medium Haired Dog, Cat and other pets.
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About This
- 【Suitable for Small Fluffy Dogs and Cats】- This size stretch to be part of the hand.
Overview
- Material : Metal
- Brand : Claw Claws
- Hair Type : All
- Size : X-Small
- Power Source : Manual
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