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iTalkPet is an online pet supply store that focuses on affordable personalized products. Its contact page gives an address in Nanjing, China, and customer service runs by email, with replies usually within 48 hours.
Much of the range is personalized walking gear: collars, harnesses, leashes, matching collar, harness and leash sets, and engraved ID tags. Alongside that it sells dog toys (squeaky plush toys, chew toys, rope toys and teething rings, roughly $9 to $40), cat toys, pet clothing, pet shoes and grooming brushes, with a clearance section for reduced lines.
It suits dog and cat owners after a name-printed collar or harness set at a modest price. Prices are in US dollars, and a site banner offers free shipping on orders of $39 or more. It does not ship to PO boxes or APO/FPO addresses. Most non-custom items can be returned within 30 days, but personalized items cannot, and return postage is paid by the customer unless the item arrived damaged or faulty.
| Shipping | Free shipping on orders of $39 or more; no delivery to PO boxes or APO/FPO addresses. |
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| Returns | Most unused, tagged items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery after contacting support for the return address; personalized items are excluded and customers pay return postage unless an item is damaged or defective. |
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