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A 3 peice set of two bowls, and placemat. Our "Boavista" Pattern Pet Bowl is a decorative, designer dish garnished with playful polka dots. Each premium-quality pet bowl is crafted from heavyweight, FDA-approved ceramic that stands strong against slippage and spills. Its durable, chew-proof stoneware is 100% dishwasher- and microwave-safe. A unique, brilliantly-colored exterior makes meals fun! Made for eager eaters, this fashionable mat keeps food contained and water splatters off the floor.
SKU | 3726430 |
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Primary Brand | Park Life Designs |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Contains BPA | No |
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Primary Color | Multi-Color |
Removable Lid | No |
Personalized Item flag | No |
Wet Content Comp | No |
Size | Small |
Sealing Lid | No |
Dry Content Compatible | No |
Lockable Lid | No |
Volume | 16 FZ |
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