Poolcandy Inflatable PET Float Review

Excellent quality! The thick material resists the claws of dogs well. Holding a 20+ lb dog was no problem. One of our dogs liked it so much she just napped and swam around. Can also be used as a swimming spot for snacks and drinks when the dog isn't using it lol.

My dog goes nuts when we are in the pool and barks like crazy. He also damages his pads when running in circles. Solution? This float is for pets. Now he's coming with me! The bottom is filled with cool water from the pool to keep him from getting hot and worrying. He is happy, we are happy!

Easy to balance, can't tilt. It's nice that it lets some water through (there's a valve if you want) as it keeps them a little cool. The only complaint would be that since it's folded in the box, it puffs up a little oddly, but that can become apparent over time.

Now my maltipoo wants to spend all day in the pool while she is on the float. She will see me bring it and put it in the pool and she will jump in the pool and jump in the floating pool. Looks silly, yes, but worth the money. It fits two small dogs, but my dog likes to lie on it and prefers not to share it.

I have a 13lb boston terrier that loves the water. This float has 2 big holes in the bottom for water to get in, but my dog's feet get stuck in it all the time and it scares her. In addition, a lot of water got into the float and it sank so much that she no longer wanted to move in it. Not worth everything. Even if your dog is lighter, his paws will get stuck in huge holes.

This is a good float, I use it on my 20lb boston terrier when we go to the lake and it's too deep for him to stick out of the water and he won't be in a boat. Not sure if the holes on the side are necessary but they are too big and end up letting a lot of water through to the bottom of the float. A 20 pound dog cannot lie down with water running down his face.

This product would be great if it weren't for the two holes on either end. I don't really understand them, it doesn't look like the dog put his paws in there on purpose. However my 17 lb dog loves to exercise and get comfortable and the holes just get really wet and make the legs fall off. If the product was a little bigger and sturdier, with no side holes, it would be an absolute win, especially for puppies who want to swim in the pool but don't want to get wet.

First call went well (will be updated later). Pretty durable material (in a good way), my dog's nails had just been trimmed so they are a bit sharp and I was worried she would snap them off but even when she dug around the edges nothing happened. I don't know what I was expecting but thought the middle would be more solid. It only weighs 18 pounds and sinks quite low (not all the way down, just my blue) where it fills out and the edges curl up a bit. I know it's pretty standard so it's not…