🕶️ Doggles ILS Shiny Red Frame with Smoke Lens in a Small Size Review

These dogs are fun and good for dogs with corneal disorders as they help keep dirt out of their eyes. My buddy doesn't like them (yet), but he doesn't hate them either. I suggest lightening up your dog in it. My buddy doesn't like wearing them at home, but I had no problems when we went for walks. There was moisture in the doggles and on the lenses, but they didn't fog up. They also scratch easily but I expected it so not too disappointed. I bought a size down for my 16lbs. Shih Tzu and they…

We have a 16 year old poodle with a severe form of cataracts which makes him very sensitive to light. We've used children's sunglasses in the past, which are fine if they stay in your pocket, but don't stay out for a walk. We recently noticed that the goggle also shakes in the carrying case because it doesn't block the sun's rays from the side. After seeing that the Doggles have a noseband and twist we decided to try them out and we're glad we did. They're snug and comfortable, and they block…

Don't hesitate. I'm so glad I chose the more expensive branded doggles over the cheaper alternatives. You can tell they've tested their products and they've come across the problems that most customers have when it comes to finding accessories for their dogs and they've improved their product: they've fixed those problems. The little guy doesn't tolerate complaints. When he is annoyed, he tries to take them off and may injure himself in the process. He eventually forgets he has doggles...which…

My 17 year old poodle's eyes can no longer contract in bright light which causes him to constantly flinch when exposed to bright outside light as he moves from shade to light. I took him to a veterinary ophthalmologist (sp?) for a check up and it was confirmed that his pupils could no longer contract to reduce the amount of light entering the eye. I asked what could be done to help him and she said to try Doggles. Some dogs don't tolerate them, others do. They are like sunglasses for dogs and…

The quality is good. They could be softer. Maybe more flexible? It would be nice to have a better fit, but dog heads come in a variety of shapes and forms so softer plastics may be more appropriate. At the same time they are flexible. Lenses can be removed and replaced. The rig, which fits over the head and under the chin, works well and is adjustable. I expect the rubber strap to wear out over time, but it's easily replaced. No matter what, my dog will not wear glasses no matter what we try…