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November 24, 2020
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KJ DOG FOOD er en uafhængig og familieejet butik og webshop, med speciale i kvalitetsfoder, artikler og lækkerier til både hund- og kat. Vi forhandler dog også massevis af tilbehør til havens vilde fugle, hønsefoder og forskellige frøblandinger. Vi elsker kæledyr - derfor sætter vi pris på, at både du og dit kæledyr skal have den bedste betjening og god vejledning i vores hyggelige butik. Vi bestræber os altid på at levere konkurrencedygtige og skarpe priser. Når vores kunder er glade, er vi glade.
Contact info
Rimmensgade 35 B, 9900, Frederikshavn, Denmark
- 98425858
- info@kjdogfood.dk
- www.kjdogfood.dk
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