🐶 Premium PETLESO Dog Goggles: UV Protection Sunglasses for Medium Breed, Adjustable Straps - Suitable for Driving, Hiking - Blue Lens Review

My dog likes to stick his head out the window when we are in the jeep. It calms me down and lets him be a happy dog. For reference, this is a 40 pound mixed breed dog and his head is the size of a large grapefruit.

Our greyhound has developed pannus and now has to wear sunglasses. I had a hard time finding one that fit him properly because of his long thin face. These glasses fit his ears, jaw and nose perfectly. He still hates her, but he'll have to get used to it.

They provide excellent eye protection when my Shiba Inu leans out the car window. The only thing that would make them better would be that if they had leather or nylon straps, the dog couldn't take them off. Thread the collar through the back strap so the puppy doesn't pinch it to the ground.

I love the quality and fit but there is one issue that renders it unusable. The top strap, which runs just below the ears, rubs too hard (with enough tension) directly on the delicate tissue and cartilage at the base of the ears. My dog has a cocker spaniel with glaucoma so I'm trying to protect his only good eye left.

They work, my dog doesn't seem to mind them after he noticed how nice it is to see you stick your head out the car window. (She is also tied up in a car seat). They seem to get dirty easily (the dog has long eyelashes) and I would prefer clear lenses over mirrored or blue ones so I can see if they're set correctly. I like those better for her than the ones with individual eyecups. A 24-pound mini golddoodle who entertains others by stopping at streetlights. We've been using it for about a week,

My dog had a vision problem that caused a startle reaction and probably pain when exposed to bright light (particularly in sunlit areas). These lenses blocked enough light that she was able to comfortably go outside in daylight for the first time in weeks! She always wanted to take them off as soon as she got home, but had no problem leaving them outside. I think she realized that you helped her. She could see enough to walk to the door inside, and then apparently she could see outside just…