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Ruff Land Kennels Chow Box Mini Fire Engine Red
$51.99
While supplies last!We will take preorders until February 2nd 2026. After February 2nd we can not guarantee availability.
Ships within 6-8 weeks after February 2nd (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide...
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While supplies last!We will take preorders until February 2nd 2026. After February 2nd we can not guarantee availability.
Ships within 6-8 weeks after February 2nd (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide tracking)
The Chow Box™ Dog Food Storage Container is a rugged, portable solution designed to keep dry dog food fresh, secure, and ready for use at home or on the go. Made from durable, high-quality polyethylene, this airtight container protects kibble from moisture, pests, and accidental spills while holding up to 30 pounds of dry food. Perfect for travel, training days, kennels, or everyday storage, the Chow Box™ includes a convenient measuring scoop for easy feeding. Now available in a limited edition Fire Engine Red finish, this bold color adds standout style to a proven, hard-working design. Available for a limited time while supplies last.
Specifications
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Material: High-quality polyethylene (PE)
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Capacity: Holds up to 15 lbs. of dry dog food
What’s in the Box
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Chow Box™ Storage Container
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Measuring Scoop
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