Pet Goggles Dog Sunglasses Waterproof Windproof Puppy Goggles Anti-Fog UV Protection Sun Glasses for Cat&Small Dogs

Fantastic product. I have to be honest and say that my dog hates them but they do fit well and stay in place when supervised. She does take them off if you leave her. However this is a product used for necessity not fashion and your pet should always be supervised whilst wearing . My dog is also a carbon copy of the model so it is as if they were made for her.

lol fun and fit my springer.

Got these for my 7month border terrier, the pollen in the field was really irritating her eyes. She is learning to tolerate them, but they are easy for her to remove. If I can get her to keep them on they really work, so worth persevering with them. For less than £10 they were worth a go.

These are a great idea & fitted my dog, I wanted something to help protect his eyes whilst recovering from an ulcer, it was a challenge to keep them on him but I am sure he would tolerate them once he got use to them.

They seemed to fit ok but the problem was that the lenses were so dark that I couldn’t see where they were in relation to my dog’s eyes. They could have been pressing on part of the eye which would have made her sore eye problem worse instead of better. Not recommended.

Love the goggles. My dog has eye problems and needs uv goggles -they are perfect! Also very good value for money.

These were great for the first three weeks, but then the padding around the goggles started to come away, leaving the hard plastic rubbing against my dogs face. Not fit for purpose, so I have returned for a refund and will try a different brand.

We have a Yorkshire terrier and bought these as we have a buddy rider that fits on our bikes Everyone who cycles knows the breeze/wind irritates your eyes so it's no different for your dog Don't get me wrong you need to be patient as my yorkie was not impressed on either his new look or having to wear them not sure which but he did make his feelings known. Introduce slowly and for short periods of time we are talking seconds to start with and gradually work up to minutes and then work up to actually getting them on the bike and only short rides at first but perserverence will pay off eventually and then it's happy times for all and maybe you can then work up to a helmet for them good luck