The Well & Good Self-Grooming Cat Brush allows cats to satisfy their instinct to self-groom by allowing them to rub up against the bristles on their own. Plus, the brush mounts to most corners with adhesive strips or screws, allowing you to easily place it in your cat's favorite spot. Add some catnip (sold separately) for even more fun.
SKU | 3988763 |
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Primary Brand | Well & Good |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Size | One Size Fits All |
Instructions included.
FOR CAT USE ONLY. NOT A TOY. Use with care and follow instructions closely. Do not allow pet to chew on this product. May be harmful if ingested. If any injuries occur, contact appropriate medical professional immediately. Inspect regularly and replace if any part becomes damaged.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on petco.com
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on petco.com
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on petco.com
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