Review on Doggles Goggles Skull Crossbones Smoke by Alicia Jones

My dog has glaucoma and was recently admitted to the ER after bumping his face into a bush resulting in a severe swelling of his sclera. An expensive trip to the ER and then a visit to the optometrist later and I was advised to give him cones on all walks to protect his eyes. I chose dogs. If, like mine, your dog doesn't like hats or other things on his head or muzzle, you may need to go the route I took and only have your dog wear glasses with a taper for a short time to get them fixed so they don't mess around with glasses. After a week of walking with cones and glasses, we switched to walking with glasses only. Sometimes he tries to rub his face on the grass to take off his glasses, but because the glasses are made very secure, they don't come off. . I just fix him and let him focus on moving forward and not on his glasses because otherwise he'll try to rub them again when I do. This takes practice, but if you really want to protect your dog's eyes, they will adapt over time. .