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Ruff Land Kennels Chow Box Mint
$77.99
While supplies last! We will take preorders until January 5th 2026. After January 5th we can not guarantee availability.
Ships within 6-8 weeks after January 5th (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide...
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While supplies last! We will take preorders until January 5th 2026. After January 5th we can not guarantee availability.
Ships within 6-8 weeks after January 5th (may sometimes ship sooner, once your order ships our team will provide tracking)
The Chow Box™ is more than just a food container—it's a must-have for pet owners who need a durable, secure, and portable solution for storing their dog's food. Designed with rugged, high-quality polyethylene construction, this container protects your pet’s meals from moisture, pests, and spills. Whether you're at home or on the go, the Chow Box™ keeps kibble fresh and easily accessible.
Now available in a limited edition Mint color, this version of the Chow Box™ brings a bold, eye-catching look to your gear collection. Don't miss out—grab yours while supplies last!
Specifications
- Material: High-quality polyethylene (PE)
- Capacity: Holds up to 30 lbs. of dry dog food
What’s in the Box
- Chow Box™ Storage Container (Limited Edition Mint)
- Measuring Scoop
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