Dog toy bin.
Specially Made for Dog Toy Storage
Collapsible Dog Toy Box with Handle，for Storing Pet Toys and Accessories
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Dog Toy Basket
Specifically designed for Dogs: The low front design of the dog toy basket makes it easy for your dog to see and reach the toys he wants, whether it's a large or small dog.
$15.28
100 available
Color: Grey
SKU: PLY-011557
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- Color
- Grey
About this item
- Your furry friend will absolutely love it!
- Well-Made Dog Toy Box: The outer layer is made of beautiful and durable canvas, and the sturdy support allows the dog toy box to always maintain its perfect shape and be durable.
- Dog Toy Basket Large Size: The size of the pet toy basket is 20 (L) * 11 (W) * 8.3 (H) inches. It has enough space to store pet toys, dog food and other pet supplies to keep the room tidy.
- Perfect Home Decoration: The elegant design makes them an decoration for pet lovers, and the exquisite patterns will let the dog know that this is a toy box that belongs only to him.
- Easy to Use and Clean: Can be folded up for easy storage when not in use. If the dog toy storage bin gets dirty after being used for a while, just wipe it with a damp cloth to keep it clean.
Pawlivy details
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- MaterialCanvas
- Finish TypeUnfinished
- Unit Count1 Count
Additional information
| Material | Canvas |
|---|---|
| Finish Type | Unfinished |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Finish Types | Unfinished |
| Included Components | Dog Toy Basket |
| Item Type Name | Dog Toy Basket |
| Model number | KY0300 |
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