PEDOMUS Dog Goggles Dog Sunglasses Adjustable Strap for UV Sunglasses Waterproof Protection for Dog

Pets can wear these sunglasses because they are very good quality. It is appropriate for small dogs, but they are too big for them. It is not possible to adjust the bands small enough for the glasses to fit my Yorkie. She weighs 10 lbs. Moreover, the width of the straps differs too much from the standard size for smaller.

Rome Mullen

| Nov 19, 2020

I have a pair of glasses that would have worked well for my narrow-headed deer head Chi, as the lenses bend in the middle (her head is narrow), and even though I could reduce the length of both straps, they were still too long for her. The hairs aren't terribly long, but they're long enough that if she shook her head (and she does), they may have moved and possibly rest on her eyes (although she's blind When we go outside, she wanted to protect her eyes from grass, etc. ). For a dog that size, the straps are rather wide, and I would have preferred that they be narrower (wide straps are good for larger dogs), but even with their width, I would have used them if they had held the glasses securely. Consequently, if you have a round head small dog, these are probably okay.

Keanu Park

| Aug 29, 2020

The boy I'm raising is 18 years old and has problems with his vision. A sun or a snow storm makes him flinch very badly. This is his first time wearing these goggles and we are quite happy with how they worked. It is usually him that tries to remove anything that you put on him, but usually he does not seem to care. It's not as if he's attempting to remove them, so I would say they're sturdy and comfortable. There has been a significant improvement as well when he is outdoors in the sunlight. They are definitely to be recommended.

Trent Mercer

| Jul 15, 2021

You will see that the lenses are lighter on most photographs of these. After I received them, I knew these were the same as the dark pair I have already purchased. Despite their dark color, my dog does not like them and I think it has to do with their darkness. The purpose of these lenses is to protect the eyes, not to blind the wearer. The animals' vision is far better than that of a human, and I think that is what bothers him about not being able to.

Fernanda Cox

| Jun 29, 2021

I am raising a dog for my best friend and she is developing cataracts, but her vet told her that it's a natural process since dogs don't It is not the first time I've heard about this, but if it is true then vets should inform people when their dogs are young that UV-rays can cause cancer For cataract formation to be delayed as much as possible, it is critical to wear lenses that are resistant to scratching. This was a gift I bought for my sister's dog, and we got him used to them by giving him treats to put them on and using a lot of praise and congratulations. The first time she tried to pull them off, she was uncomfortable. Then, once she got used to them, she was fine. Despite being well made and very sturdy, the product is.

Charles Lowe

| Aug 02, 2021

The first few times he tried it, he wasn't too sure, but once he realized he could keep his eyes open by looking out the window, he was thrilled to discover he liked Moreover, I like the tinted lenses so that his eyes are protected from glare from the The child seems completely shocked that he likes these, but he patiently awaits us to put them on him, and then sticks his head out the window when the time comes. Their only con is that they can be a bit tricky to get on, but once they are on, It's nice that the middle piece can bend on both sides so the lenses can be adjusted without compromising the quality. It would be great to.

Axton Drake

| Feb 13, 2021

She loves these! Got them for my sweetheart Gert. She loves them! The fact that they can be bent to fit smaller faces is also appealing to me.

Caroline Pineda

| Feb 24, 2021

With these there's no more twitching of my dog's head in the sunlight because he has a scratch on his cornea. Having these on him makes sure there's no more scratching.

Lance Wilkins

| Mar 19, 2021