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Hartz UltraGuard Plus Flea and Tick Dog Shampoo Skin Relief Therapy
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Product information Brand: Hartz
Publisher: Hartz
Category: Pet Products
Model: 3270002406
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Features
  • Kills fleas and ticks
  • Plus kills flea eggs for 1-Month
  • Contains aloe to soothe flea bitten skin
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Product Description: Hartz Ultraguard Plus Flea and Tick Skin Therapy Shampoo provides great protection and skin relief for flea bitten skin.

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