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We want dogs to be happy and stress free by providing interactive dog toys to keep the mind and body active. We are a family owned business who have our own dog called Ted who is our chief product tester to ensure all dog toys meet our high quality standards.
Contact info
23 Thorolds Way, PE5 7AN, Peterborough, United Kingdom
- +447731300164
- opettoys@gmail.com
- www.onlinepettoys.com
responded very quickly to query I had…
responded very quickly to query I had and order received promptly
October 10, 2023
Good quality items quick delivery.
May 31, 2023
Exactly as it was described and has…
Exactly as it was described and has given my little dog great fun.
March 18, 2023
Best experience ever loved the products
March 9, 2023
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