Furiva Ice-Gel Cooling Vest for Dogs & Cats

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Color blue green

Size L M S XS

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Ice-gel cooling vest for dogs and cats

The Furiva Ice-Gel Cooling Vest for Dogs & Cats is an apparel option for supervised warm-weather outings. Choose a suitable size and color for your pet, then follow the specific cooling and care instructions for the item supplied.

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Blue or green color variants.
Selectable sizes XS, S, M and L.
Ice-gel cooling-vest style, as described in the product listing.

Measure your pet's chest and body length and compare them to the supplier's size chart before ordering. Confirm the exact cooling component and whether any accessories are included with your selected variant; do not assume an ice pack is supplied unless explicitly listed.

Safe warm-weather use

Follow the manufacturer's preparation and cleaning instructions. Ensure the garment does not restrict movement, breathing or access to a harness. Remove it if your pet appears uncomfortable.

Heat safety: Clothing does not prevent heatstroke. Provide fresh water, shade and breaks, and do not take pets out during unsafe heat.

Planning for your pet's comfort

Before a trip, check the product label for how the cooling component should be prepared and whether a separate gel insert is supplied. Do not improvise freezing or heating instructions. Choose a size based on the latest measurement of your pet, not simply on breed or age. During use, look for signs that the vest is slipping, rubbing, or feeling uncomfortable. A cooling garment should only supplement sensible hot-weather precautions. If your pet is distressed, stop the outing and seek appropriate help rather than depending on the vest.