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What is Pet Mountain?

Pet Mountain is the leading online retailer of pet products and supplies for all kinds of pets including dogs, cats, birds, rodents, fish and reptiles at discounted prices. Pet lovers can browse through its vast selection of over 20,000 products in more than 300 categories on their website. Their products include pet food, cages, carriers, accessories, aquarium, pond, fish tank supplies, and much more. No matter what kind of pet you have, Pet Mountain has everything that you could need for your companion’s health and well-being. They offer only the best quality products from reputed brands like Marineland, Tetra, Petmate, Kong, Habitrail, and Pfizer.

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