Out Fox Field Guard Size L - Vet-Recommended Dog Safety Mask for Foxtails, Grass Seeds, Bugs and Debris | Breathable, Lightweight, Patented Design | Multiple Sizes
$112.48
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Out Fox Field Guard Size L - Vet-Recommended Dog Safety Mask for Foxtails, Grass Seeds, Bugs and Debris | Breathable, Lightweight, Patented Design | Multiple Sizes
$112.48
About This
- Black because it’s the easiest color to see through
- Much bigger than the dogs’s head to insure good air circulation inside
- Lightweight so it doesn’t push down on the head
- Stiff enough to stand away from their face and only touches the neck and top of the head
- Flexible enough so when they lay down the dog still won’t notice it
- Neck opening is not tight. Designed to be adjusted the same circumference as the upper neck.
- Made with a vinyl mesh that is rated safe for children’s toys
- Dogs can drink while wearing the Field Guard
- Straps are quick release for the dog’s safety
Overview
- Brand : Out Fox
- Item Form : Drops
- Scent : Unscented
- Item Weight : 62 Grams
- UPC : 869737000246
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